The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 4 Questioning Her Medical Skills?

“Yes, young lady, it’s better to call 911 first. This child seems lost. I’ve been shouting for a while, but no one came,” an old man said. He feared that the responsibility would fall on this girl if something went wrong.

Wynter quickly untied the little boy’s suit and found a shady place nearby. “Ladies and gentlemen, rest assured, I have a medical license.”

She pulled her backpack as she spoke to reveal a foldable small medical box. When the box opened, rows of silver needles and various surgical knives, long and short, were neatly arranged.

Wynter once again checked the boy’s pulse.

“Stop!” The man in the white coat couldn’t stand it anymore. He shouted loudly, “How can you randomly give the patient injections?”

Ignoring him, Wynter lowered her eyes. She counted the boy’s pulse and heart rate.

The man in the white coat sneered, “I am Luke Johnson, a student from Sacred Heart Medical University, and under Madam Gibson’s guidance. I’m not an ordinary commoner. You say you have a medical license? How old are you?”

Wynter remained indifferent. She focused on the little boy, disinfecting the needles.

It was Luke’s first time being ignored. “Even the old man knows to call 911. Don’t

sharp and cold. “Just standing by while waiting for 911? Delaying

one delaying emergency treatment now. Taking

this, Wynter glanced at

a pretty girl could be

has heatstroke. What are you doing with CPR?” Wynter pressed the boy’s fingers. There was

“Who are you calling an incompetent doctor? Do

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returned from abroad with Madam Gibson and awards.

in knowing.” Wynter disinfected the needles, continuing

eyes were red with anger. “I won’t compare skills with a traditional medicine swindler like you. His l*ps are purple.

ischemia can stimulate respiratory function, leading to purple l*ps. Wynter met his gaze, her eyes icy. “However, heatstroke can also cause purple l*ps. The difference lies in his stable and moderate pulse. Moreover, his l*p lines are dry, clearly indicating prolonged exposure to high

medical signs. I’ve