His unwanted wife, the world’s coveted genius

Chapter 891:

The anesthesiologist also said, “You’re just an intern with no official standing. You should consider yourself lucky to even be in this room! And yet, you dare to raise your voice like that?”

Kylee’s face flushed with indignation.

“You—”

Before she could finish speaking, Turner interjected sharply, “Enough! Stay focused on the surgery.”

Only then did the argument cease. Silence settled over the room, and the operation proceeded uninterrupted.

Meanwhile, in the observation room, the doctors and nurses who had initially opposed Caiden’s suggestion to allow Belinda to step into such a pivotal role found themselves speechless after witnessing Belinda’s extraordinary skills.

A stunned silence filled the room. Who would have imagined Belinda possessed such exceptional skills?noveldrama

Caiden swept his gaze over the gathered doctors before speaking.

“So, does anyone still have concerns about my decision?”

“No, Mr. Rodgers. Your judgment was spot on!”

“We were just worried that Dr. Wright might not be up to the challenge. Clearly, we underestimated her.”

Maintaining his composed demeanor, Caiden said, “Let me remind you that Belinda graduated at the top of her class when she joined this hospital. In a 100-point grading system where practical skills make up half the score, do you think she could’ve achieved a perfect mark without being highly competent?”

His words struck a chord, and realization dawned on the doctors. No wonder Caiden had been adamant about keeping Belinda, despite the resistance. Her talent spoke for itself.

Becoming the youngest attending physician in the Grand Plains General Hospital’s history wasn’t just an honorary title, it was a testament to her ability.

“Mr. Rodgers, you truly have an eye for exceptional talent! Bringing Dr. Wright here was a brilliant move.”

“Absolutely! Her expertise is undeniable.”

Caiden, however, wasn’t interested in basking in their praise. With a brief glance at them, he said, “You can keep watching. I will leave now.” Then, he stood and left the room.

“Have a good evening, Mr. Rodgers.”

As soon as Caiden was gone, murmurs filled the air in the room.

“This is unbelievable. Have you ever seen a case where the head of a department botched a surgery, and an attending physician had to step in to fix it?”

“Dr. Ortiz’s reputation just took a major hit.”

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