The Second Life of a Discarded Heiress

Chapter 725

It all started with a single mother and her sick child. She had no money and, after being turned away from the hospital, found herself scrolling aimlessly online-until she stumbled across Citrine's livestream. Desperate, she left a message in the chat.

The child's illness was complicated, something that couldn't be explained in just a few words. Seeing the message, Citrine offered to start a video call.

Appearing calm and methodical on screen, Citrine gently asked about the child's symptoms. Once she understood the situation, she recommended a course of medication. The mother, out of options and skeptical but hopeful, went to the pharmacy, bought the medicine, and gave it to her child. Not long after, the little one was back to normal.

On camera, the mother was overwhelmed with gratitude, thanking Citrine again and again. The clip spread, and Citrine's popularity soared. Soon, every time she went live, people would request video consultations, asking her for advice on all sorts of medical problems. Citrine always agreed, handling each case as if she were seeing patients in her clinic. For simple cases, she'd write up a prescription; for more complex ones, she'd walk the patient through a list of tests and treatments, carefully explaining the pros and cons.

Citrine's professionalism and remarkable medical expertise quickly attracted a devoted following. Her fan count was fast approaching half a million, and as more people tuned in, it didn't take long for someone to uncover her true identity.

Within hours, she was trending everywhere.

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#The Most Beautiful CEO

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isn't this streamer

also the head of Viridis Medical Institute and Crestwood Medical Research Center, and the lead specialist at

how accurate her

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make it too."

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were as ruthless as Glenwood Group, but it turns out there

If not for President Carmichael, my wife

spent her days

research center, and her nights