My Reborn Story Is Insane (Back to My Worst Birthday and Starting Anew)

Chapter 42 To Prove Her Skill

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Mr. Stuman paused for a moment, his eyes shifting toward Charmaine as realization slowly dawned on him.

Of course…

This ‘Robin‘ had only shown him a letter when she arrived, but there was no concrete proof that she was the real Robin. And even the authenticity of that letter was still in question.

After all, no one had ever seen Robin’s face.

Charmaine could feel the weight of the skeptical looks from Mr. Stuman and everyone else.

She was about to speak when suddenly, a nurse rushed in, out of breath. “Director, we have three patients in the emergency room. They showed symptoms of vomiting blood and unconsciousness. It’s looking serious, and the doctors can’t figure out what’s wrong!”

Mr. Stuman’s face went pale. “Quick, get the head of internal medicine here, now!”

At that moment, Lorenzo spoke up, his tone laced with meaning. “Why the rush, director? After all, we have the famous Professor Robin right here.”

Mr. Stuman’s eyes brightened instantly.

But in the next second, hesitation crept in.

Lorenzo’s words had planted doubt in his mind about Charmaine’s identity. What if this ‘Robin‘ wasn’t the real deal? If she turned out to be a fraud, it could mean calamity for the entire hospital.

Before Mr. Stuman could process it all, Charmaine stood up and walked toward the nurse. “Lead the way”

didn’t know who Charmaine was, but something in Charmaine’s voice calmed her jittery nerves. She quickly

to say anything

now, rushing to catch up with the

room, the special care unit at the back was

soon as Charmaine entered through the automatic glass doors, one

her eyes and quickly

step behind, and seeing this, he raised his voice deliberately. “When lives are on

everyone in the emergency room turn

taking the blood–spitting patient’s hand, checking for a

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surprised. Looks like the fraud knew a thing or two after

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lives lightly, though, and joined the

found, treatment would be

hospital, and Mr. Stumman, aware of his skills, found himself quickly persuaded by his

making a swift decision. “It’s

only blood coming up and no other signs of poisoning. It’s thanks to Dr.

don’t have enough experience. Stick around in the ER, and you’ll

и

and you’ll be seeing a lot

exactly do you

two patients, looked at him with calm assurance. “The shock symptoms come from food poisoning, yes. But the blood vomiting