Chapter 103
“In all my years of practice, I’ve never seen such masterful technique.
To be honest, if I were the one performing this surgery, I doubt I could even make it through.”
Where did you find this young surgeon? I’ve never even heard of her before–at her skill level, she should be well–known in our circles.
The senior doctors were chattering animatedly, their voices overlapping, when suddenly they all held their breath in unison.
“What’s she doing? She can’t possibly be attempting a direct debridement in this region, can she?”
“How is this even possible? Intracranial surgery is among the most complex procedures precisely because this region is a dense neural network. A single misstep could cause irreversible damage. How dare she?”
The senior doctor’s words died in his throat as his eyes widened in shock, glued to the screen.
The woman’s hands moved with unshakable precision through the intricate neural pathways–each surgical instrument becoming a seamless extension of her body, wielded with effortless grace.
Yet right where they’d questioned her approach, she executed the impossible with perfection, already transitioning to the next phase.
“No way. This is absolutely impossible.”
“Wait? I didn’t even blink. How did she already move to the next step?”
“Where on earth did you find this miracle doctor? Could she spare even just a few minutes to give me some pointers? That would be priceless.”
The senior doctors, all renowned physicians at the hospital, were now fiercely vying, their faces flushed with excitement, for a chance to speak with Zina.
The other doctors had never seen anything like this. Their curiosity was now burning stronger than ever.
“Enough. Focus on the surgery,” Gus’s booming voice cut through the chatter, his eyes burning with intensity as he fixed hist gaze on the screen ahead.
As time stretched on, sweat drenched her scrubs, plastering damp strands of hair to her forehead.
Zina could barely feel her hands–they’d gone completely numb–yet she mechanically continued following the surgical protocol.
Then, it was the final step, suturing
Finally.
the OR lig
lights dimmed–the surgery was over. Zina’s legs gave out, and she nearly collapsed to the floor.
Exhausted, Zina staggered out of the OR, only to be immediately surrounded by a group of doctors, their hungry gazes fixed on her like wolves closing in on prey.
“W–Who are you guys?” Zina asked weakly, her voice hoarse with exhaustion, as she looked at the crowd in front of her.
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Chapter 103
“Oh. Doctor, I’m the director here. My name’s Gus,” a voice sounded.
Gus rubbed his hands together eagerly, his eyes shining with anticipation. “Doctor, we just witnessed your surgical performance–absolutely masterful. Would you have time to give us a presentation?”
Tm afraid that’s not possible right now,” Zina said weakly, shaking her head.
All she wanted was to find a quiet corner to finally rest, but with so many people blocking her way, she could barely budge- trapped in place, utterly exhausted.
When he didn’t get the answer he wanted, Gus’s face briefly fell with disappointment, but he quickly perked up again. “That’s alright. Even just a minute or two of your time would be invaluable,” he said.
“Sure, that’s fine,” Zina agreed, completely unaware of the frenzy of doctors she was about to be swarmed by
The very instant Zina agreed, the doctors behind Gus erupted into a clamor.
“Me first. I’m already this old–come on, let me have this one.”
“Let me. You’re not even in neurosurgery–this is my specialty.”
“No way. I’m practically retired. I’ve never vied with you for anything before, but come on–just this once, you’ve got to give me this chance.”
The cacophony of arguing doctors flooded Zina’s mind. She gave a tired twitch of her lips, utterly exasperated.
Luckily, Gus swiftly intervened to quell the chaos, and Andy finally managed to elbow his way through the throng.
The moment Andy saw Zina, he broke into a smile. “Doctor, is the patient waking up?”
All at once, every eye in the room snapped to Zina.
