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    “What? Dr. Wilson’s ex? She married and divorced at such a young age?” Jarrod’s father eximed, then cursed Derek and Coen vehemently. “They might appear respectable, but they’re not good people! Good job, son!”


    Knowing that Norah had operated on his wife, Jarrod’s father held a more positive opinion of her. He had repeatedly advised Jarrod to express gratitude to Norah.


    “Please remember my words. Stay clear of those two.” Norah had put in a lot of effort to conduct the surgery for his mother. Surely, Jarrod wouldn’t be ungrateful and coborate with her ex-husband Derek and the father of Derek’s mistress. Even if they tried to bribe him, they wouldn’t seed. Jarrod wouldn’t coborate with them as long as he remained at Globe Group.


    Norah was unaware of these developments as she focused on treating a patient injured in a motorcycle ident.


    The patient’s left leg had been severely injured, with the bones piercing through the skin and exposed to the open air. Many onlookers who witnessed the wound turned pale and felt nauseated.


    The patient’s leg was contorted in an unnatural manner, and the bleeding wound, with the bone protruding, was horrifying. Norah, however, remainedposed. She calmly directed the nurses to halt the bleeding.


    “After the bleeding is under control, transfer him to orthopedics for surgery.”


    Fortunately, the patient hadn’t injured any major arteries; otherwise, he would have sumbed to blood loss before reaching the hospital.


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    The nurse contacted the orthopedic doctor and noticed that Norah was already attending to the wound. She silently praised, “Dr. Wilson is incredibly skilled.”


    Later, the head of the orthopedics department, Korbin Ramsey, arrived to personally assess the patient.


    Korbin, with his broad face and narrowed eyes, had a noticeable belly even under his white coat. He approached Norah with his hands sped behind his back, his gaze focused on her with a mixture of astonishment and a hint of longing.


    “The patient requires immediate surgery. I’ve made arrangements with a doctor,” he informed her.


    Korbin concealed his intentions skillfully, and Norah, focused on the patient, didn’t detect anything suspicious. The patient was promptly taken to the operating room. Norah moved to the sink to wash her hands. The clear water cascaded over her slender fingers, catching Korbin’s attention. Such lovely hands! They were perfect for surgical work. Her slim fingers and neat nails were incredibly appealing to him.


    “Dr. Wilson, I’ve heard about you from Dr. kely. You’re exceptionally impressive,” Korbin remarked, attempting to make a favorable impression.


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