Her Revenge Returns (Lea and Alfred) -
Chapter 17
Chapter 17
Chapter 17
Lorrand was momentarily stunned but inexplicably convinced by her. Together, they lifted theperson onto the inner ward bed.
Lea took off her cloak.
Underneath, she wore a white shirt, which belonged to Alfred, stained with her blood. She alsowore black suit pants, also Alfred’s. She had cut them shorter, making them look less harmoniousbut exuding a touch of elegance and charm.
“Do you
you have surgical gowns Lea asked while pulling aside the intravenous tube and tying up her longhair.
Lorrand hesitated. “Yes”
The surgical gowns he had were salvaged from medical waste, about two or three sets. He fetcheda set for her.
Realizing what she was about to do, he locked the door outside and changed into a surgical gownhimself, taking out all his surgical fools
Lea changed into the surgical gown, donning a cap and mask. She took scissors from the surgicaltoolkit, cut open the patient’s clothes, and checked his condition
Then she fed him th
three of her own pills before starting an ultrasound examination of his wounds.
Lorrand, nervous and sweating on his forehead, couldn’t help but remind her, “The machine I haveis from five years ago, not very
The patient’s condition was serious, especially involving the heart, a vital organ, requiring moreprecise equipment.
Lea stared at the screen, her eyes fixed, focused, and serious
Seeing her composed demeanor, he also calmed down a bit.
y clear.”
Glancing at the young man on the hospital bed, he said, “His name is Yannis Sanders, just came ofage half a year ago. He’s a boxer at the nearby boxing arena, often getting injured.”
He would come to him for treatment whenever he was seriously injured, so they were somewhatfamiliar,
Lea also checked his other bruises, knowing he was a boxer, which explained his injuries.
“Do you have his medical records?” asked lea
“Yes” Lorrand answered.
Lorrand pointed out Yannis‘ previous medical records on the computer desktop, and she openedthem.
“Do you have Type A blood!” asked Lea.
“Yes, I have some prepared,” Lorrand answered.
With the ultrasound test data ready. Lea adjusted the computer window, opened another window,and started typing code.
Her translucent deep eyes stared at the screen, occasionally blinking. Her fingers flew rapidly overthe keyboard, the rhythmic capping sending shivers down one’s spine, inexplicably exhilarating.
The code frame kept moving upward, and a human figure gradually appeared in the other window.
Lorrand stared at the screen of the monitor. The human body modeling was quickly completed. Thechest area was enlarged, a few parameters were input, and soon the image of the patient’s chestappeared.
The 3D modeling of the depressed wound area was also presented, including the heart and thedetailed condition between the broken chest and
the heart.
Previously, Lorrand thought his instrument’s precision was incapable of making accuratedetections, but now, the severity of the patient’s injuries was vividly displayed before his eyes.
He glanced at Lea in shock.
The cold light from the screen reflected in her eyes, her gem–like pupils gleaming. Her exquisiteand white features were faintly translucent coupled with her actions.
In a daze, he felt she was a perfect creature from the future.
12.07 PM
Chapter 17
A sheet of A4 paper was printed from the printer, and Lorrand took a look. It was the finaldiagnosis.
Lea’s formula calculated Yannis injury details, as well as the force and object that caused hisinjury, and finally, the surgical plan after diagnosis
After reading it, he looked at Lea in astonishment, completely in awe.
“I’ve seen the best doctors in the world, but none can do w
what you… He was too amazed, ending with, “You’re mcredible”
Lea’s reaction didn’t surprise Lorrand.
She represented the most advanced medical technology ten years from now,
With a twenty–year gap in medical expertise before him, it was unimaginably vasi,
“Gan it be done?” Lea asked hini.
“We can try,” said Lorrand.
“I’ll assist you.” Lea’s left scapula had been pierced by a bullet, preventing her from personallyperforming the surgery
They arranged the surroundings, quickly setting up a simple but complete operating room. Lorrandperformed the surgery while Lea assisted.
The wound was more severe than they had imagined, with the broken ribs almost touching theheart. Trembling, Lorrand used forceps to handle the shattered homes, sweating profusely andfeeling nervous.
“Ill take over” Les had to take matters into her own hands.
Lorand hesitated, making way for her and handing her the tools
Her movements were fluent and precise, like a sophisticated robot. He was once again astonished.
If she weren’t injured, she would be the best cardiac surgeon he had ever seen.
Lea continued with the surgery, handing over the parts that required the use of her left hand to him.
After an hour and a half, the surgery was completed. He suured the wound, and Yannis bloodpressure and heartbeat were normal.
Lorrand breathed a sigh of relief, even feeling excited. This surgery, which was almost impossible tocomplete, was very successful
Lea had rested for a while on the side. She looked at the person on the hospital bed, pondered for amoment,
took out her phone
phone, and made a call.
“Mr. Wessen, I have a patient who just underwent heart surgery here. Could you please arrange tohave him transferred to your hospital for recuperation?”
The medical environment at the clinic was poor, and many rehabilitation programs couldn’t becarried out. Sending the patient to the hospital would ensure a complete recovery
Okay, Miss Berry, I’ll arrange it immediately. Charles answered.
Lea gave him the address
“By the way, Mr. Alfred is looking for you. Have you been in contact? Charles asked.
There came a knocking sound on the door. “Bang, bang, bang”
anyone there?* Eddie asked.
A black SUV was parked across the street.
Inside the car, Craig frowned and asked. “Is Miss Berry here, Mr. Alfred?”
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