Chapter 1269
Everyone watched as the hospital room door closed, leaving them with their mouths half-open, sighing
in disbelief.
If only they had known earlier that she was Dr. Bell, they would have been more courteous. Now, she
didn''t want to waste her time with them.
Meanwhile.
Serena had prepared a fruit sd by herself, ready to serve it to her parents, when she heard Louisa''s
excited voice.
"You''re kidding? The surgery was sessful? Bell was the lead surgeon? That''s fantastic!" Louisa was
so overjoyed that tears streamed down her face. "I knew it, Be is the best. How''s Dad doing now?
Really? Be said so herself? He''ll be awake in a day or two?"
Serena was so frustrated that the sd te was shaking in her hands. Damn it, that woman had
stolen the limelight again.
“If it weren''t for the Temple family crisis, I''d really like to go and see.” Louisa was weighing up her
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options, torn.
“In a few days, Keh and I will make a trip. It''s been a long time since west saw Dad. He would be
so happy to know how talented his granddaughter is. Let Be stay in Dawnstar for a few more days.
Good, good, let her have lunch and take a nap first. We''ve already had our dinner here."
Solterra was six hours ahead of Dawnstar. It was seven o''clock in the evening here, but only one
o''clock in the afternoon there.
After his wife hung up the phone, Keh asked with delight, "So, Dad''s okay now?"
"Be examined him, found a small hole in his heart that was leaking blood, which formed a clot and
plugged the hole. The others couldn''t figure out what was wrong with Dad, but Be insisted on doing
an ultrasound, found the problem, and performed the surgery in time."
“Thank God for Be." Keh sighed with gratitude. "She''s so capable, all thanks to those old men.
During the years when we hadn''t found our daughter, they treated Be as their own granddaughter,
passing on all their skills to her. As soon as we''re free, we should visit them one by one"
“Dad, Mum, who are we visiting?" Serena asked sweetly as she brought in the dessert fruits.
"Serena''s here?” Keh grinned, "These fruits look different from usual. Did you make them
yourself?"
"Can you tell they''re ugly just because I made them?" Serena carved the flesh of the cantaloupe into a
bouquet pattern, topped it with mangoes shaped like roses, and added grapes and watermelon balls.
"Very creative. I''ll try one." Keh said, but the fruit he picked up was first fed to his wife. He then
tasted a peeled grape, "Sweet, delicious."
"Dad, Mom, who were you talking about visiting just now? I''m on vacation now. I have time to go with
you."
“We''re referring to the old men who taught your sister."
"Then, can I learn from them too?” Serena showed keen interest. "If I could be half as capable as my
sister, I could make you proud, and help more people, so Be wouldn''t have to work so hard alone."
Keh thought it was a good idea and was about to agree when Louisa interjected, ‘Those old men
have never taken on any disciples, only your sister. We can guess their intention. Serena, you should
focus on your studies. Having Be is enough to handle any emergencies. The more people involved,
the more worries."
Indeed, those men were Be''s "master". Asking Serena to be their disciple would mean sharing
not only Be''s family but also her “master”.
It wasn''t that Be was stingy and unwilling to share. The fear was that they chose their disciples
based on fate, talent and gifts, not on rtionships or introductions.
Upon hearing this, Serena felt ufortable. Was the implication that it was enough for Arabe to be
the center of attention? That she, the adopted daughter, wasn''t needed to handle family matters?
“If you want to learn, I can hire other famous teachers for you. They don''t have to be the same as your
sister."
Keh said with a chuckle.