Pampered By The Ruthless Underground Boss

Chapter 135

Chapter 135:

She knew this was the moment to unveil her most closely guarded technique, even if it risked derailing her long-laid plans for revenge.

With countless eyes glued to her every move, Khloe kept Murray’s heart rhythm steady with one hand while the other reached into her pocket, retrieving something she had prepared for emergencies.

Gasps rippled through the room as she revealed her tool—a set of gleaming silver needles.

A nearby nurse blinked in confusion, her thoughts racing. “Silver needles? Does she really think acupuncture therapy can save a patient? It seemed absurdly unreliable.”

The sight of those needles sparked immediate uproar among the observers.

“She’s out of her mind! At a time like this, she’s wasting time with mystical nonsense.”

Pretending to be some miracle worker with needles? She seems to have forgotten

doesn’t make it,

using silver needles in a modern operating room—what a farce! It’s a blatant insult to modern medical practices and a reckless gamble with Mr. Sampson’s life. Khloe’s nothing more than a fame-hungry performer. Mark my words, I’ll make sure her outrageous

instant, everyone in the room was certain Khloe had sealed her own

weight of disbelief and scorn from the anesthetist, nurses, and Casey pressed heavily on Khloe, but she refused to let it

her focus dropping back to the task

Khloe wasn’t like them. She had a deep fascination with it. The silver needle technique she was using now wasn’t just something she’d learned—it was her own innovation, rebuilt from ancient manuscripts and fine-tuned through rigorous testing on animals. Although she had yet to showcase it publicly, her

a slow, steadying breath, she lifted a silver needle and poured all her concentration

ｍ??ｅ ｕ?ｄ?ｔｅｓ ?ｎ ɢ?ｌ??ｖ?ｌ?.???

silver needles into Murray’s heart and other parts, the onlookers grew increasingly agitated, their

with no real talent to back

yet? She’s tarnishing the name

Khloe methodically placed each needle, Murray’s

happened—the heart she had been cradling began to beat faintly

had resumed its natural