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    “Yes, she’ll be alright, ma’am. Please, try to calm down. Take it easy.”


    The doctor, confident in Norah’s abilities, trusted her to sessfullyplete the surgery.


    Corrin and Samira received the newster. As they arrived, they anxiously asked about what had happened.


    “Luna, how did Sha fall from the building?”


    Samira could hardly believe the call she received. Moments before Sha had left home, she was still behaving sweetly and adorably, yet suddenly, she was in the operating room. It was too much to grasp.


    “What happened to your face? Did someone hit you?” Luna felt guilty. “I took Sha to the stairwell to answer a phone call and didn’t watch her closely.”


    She had assumed it was a safe ce. Yet, to her surprise, Sha fell from a floor-level window.


    She covered her cheek, the pain making her furrow her brows. “My cheek is fine. Norah is the one performing the surgery.”


    Corrin doubted Norah’s abilities. “Can she handle it? Isn’t she just a gofer at the hospital? Is she qualified to be in surgery?”


    The doctor nearby overheard and couldn’t resist replying, “No one in this hospital is more qualified to perform surgery than Dr. Wilson. She is highly skilled. Please don’t speak without knowing.”


    Corrin looked at the doctor but said nothing.


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    Luna nodded. “Yes, Dad, Norah is very capable. She can definitely save Sha.”


    Samira was on the verge of scolding her daughter, but seeing Luna’s distressed state, she held back. The ident was unexpected by everyone.


    Corrin paced back and forth, anxious and unsure about his granddaughter’s condition.


    “It’s mainly the hospital’s fault that Sha fell. Those windows in the stairwell need safety warnings or bars. Without them, idents are bound to happen. The hospital needs topensate us.”


    “Yes, it’s basically all on the hospital. It’s their design that’s to me. If they can’t save Sha, we will fight it through to the end!”


    Samira stood by her husband’s approach. They were determined not to let the hospital get away with this. Meanwhile, Luna was consumed with worry about Sha’s fight between life and death, continuously wiping her tears.


    As time slowly ticked by, filled with nerve-wracking waiting, the red light at the operating room’s door finally turned green.


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