His unwanted wife, the world’s coveted genius by Derk Blaylock

Chapter 142:

To ask her to take on such a challenging procedure was clearly intentional. It was a direct challenge, an attempt to place Belinda in a position she could hardly escape from, and by extension, to undermine Caiden.

Kylee shot a quick look at Belinda, a smile tugging at her lips. She believed there was no way Belinda could perform the surgery successfully. Expecting a resident doctor to perform a type-B aortic dissection solo was practically a setup for failure.

Kylee had not expected Turner to escalate things this far so quickly after her little provocation. The audacity of his move was impressive, to say the least.

Through it all, Belinda’s face remained perfectly neutral, her expression unreadable, as though the entire conversation had nothing to do with her.

Seeing this, the other doctors couldn’t help but admire Belinda’s composure. Her calmness was truly remarkable, especially given the circumstances.

“Isn’t the difficulty level of this surgery a bit high?” Caiden asked with a light chuckle, his voice laced with curiosity.

his gaze steady as he responded, “It’s true that it’s a challenging procedure for any resident physician. But let’s not forget, this is the Grand Plains General Hospital—the best of the best. A little extra difficulty just makes the

reasoning was well-articulated and hard

everyone in the room. The other doctors exchanged

with triumph, but just as he was

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before turning back to Turner. “Belinda cannot be the only one performing the surgery. Kylee needs to perform this surgery,

disbelief. Why was she suddenly dragged into this? What did she

Rodgers, isn’t this a bit much? Kylee is just a

entire hospital—do you see any other department heads with a contracted intern by their side? In fact, isn’t Kylee the only one in our

hasn’t passed. By the hospital’s rules, she should have been dismissed long ago. But

were deliberate, his tone cutting through the room. The Grand Plains General Hospital prided itself on its strict regulations, and Caiden’s words struck