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    The man paused briefly before continuing, this time with a thoughtful tone. “If I may be honest, I don’t think you should be overly fixated on academic qualifications and age. Consider this: among all the doctors here with master’s or doctoral degrees, not a single one has achieved a wless record like Belinda, who only holds a bachelor’s degree. That has to count for something, doesn’t it? And let’s not forget: Mr. Rodgers personally rmended her to you. A man of his standing wouldn’t do that casually, especially not when your daughter’s life hangs in the bnce. He wouldn’t dare treat such a matter lightly.”


    He looked at Nni. “I’ve always believed that in the surgical field, relying solely on seniority can be misleading. Yes, veteran doctors bring deep experience, but age eventually takes its toll. Surgical procedures canst anywhere from three hours to twelve, sometimes even seventeen. In this regard, younger doctors have a clear advantage.”


    Nni remained silent, her gaze lowered in deep contemtion.


    After what felt like an eternity, she finally gave a nomittal response. “Alright. I’ll give it some thought.”


    The man gave a respectful nod. “Very well. I’ll take my leave now. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you need anything else.”


    “Okay.”


    After a while, Nni left the hospital room and made her way toward the doctors’ office in the Cardiac Surgery Department.


    Just as she arrived at the door, a nurse stepped out.


    “Excuse me, can I help you?” the nurse asked politely.


    “I’m looking for Dr. Belinda Wright,” Nni replied.


    “Oh, Dr. Wright? You’ll need to wait a bit.” The nurse gestured down the corridor. “She’s over there, speaking with someone right now.”


    Nni looked in that direction and saw a modestly dressed, slightly disheveled middle-aged woman tightly grasping the hand of a female doctor in a white coat. The woman was tearfully expressing her gratitude.


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    The female doctor offeredforting words and patted her hand with quiet reassurance.


    “What’s happening there?” Nni asked.


    The nurse exined, “That woman is thanking Dr. Wright for saving her son’s life. The boy was brutally attacked and barely clinging to life when he arrived here. His heart had already stopped at that time. Dr. Wright had just finished helping another ER patient, but the moment she saw the boy’s condition, she jumped into action to save him. She performed CPR for nearly twenty minutes straight, and when his pulse returned, she personally rushed him into surgery. Thanks to her, the boy survived.”


    Nni said nothing. She simply stared at Belinda from afar, her expression unreadable.


    Two minutester, the grateful woman left, and Belinda turned and began walking toward the office.


    As she approached, the nurse spoke. “Dr. Wright, perfect timing. Thisdy here’s been waiting to see you.” She gestured toward Nni.


    Belinda shifted her attention to Nni and asked with calm poise, “How can I help you?”


    Nni didn’t answer. She simply stared at Belinda, her eyes wide with disbelief.


    Just moments earlier, when Belinda had turned around and begun walking toward her, Nni was shocked upon seeing her face clearly.


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