Her Revenge Returns (Lea and Alfred)
Chapter 86

Chapter 86

Chapter 86

Chris was checking the custom tablet, and reviewing the webpage. This surgery was their responseto Fraley Hospital’s press conference.

They needed to match their Fraley Hospital’s trending topics, but as soon as Chris opened thepage, she saw Shannon’s trending post and looked in surprise at the girl hunched over her laptop.

Rumor had it that students from Vaporleon High School were either geniuses or children of thewealthy. It seemed she was one of the geniuses Sensing Chris’s gaze, Shannon looked up,surprised and wary.

Her experiences at Vaporleon High School, often doing shady things under Helen’s command, hadmade her timid and self–deprecated.

But she quickly realized who Chris was. She knew Chris was a hospital executive allied with Leaand thus a helper for her and her mother. She nodded sincerely

Chris approached her. “Can you get th

Shannon replied, “Yes!”

you get the surgery livestream trending?”

Chris smiled and called over a few staff members. “Come over here and follow her lead

The young men, in their twenties, were top–notch technicians hired by the hospital. They looked atthe undernourished girl in her hospital gown with skepticism. However, they had to follow orders, sothey carried the equipment over

Shannon extended her hand to a technician about to send a message, but he hesitated, reluctantto give up his laptop. She grabbed it firmly and took it from him after a brief tug–of–war.

men were speechless.

The young men were

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Shannon sat back down, placing the laptop on her knees and checking the data. From thelivestream window, she saw the operating room was ready.

To her shock, the surgeon was Len herself.

Shannon remembered that Lorrand had mentioned that her mother’s surgery was deemedimpossible by both him and Peter, which was why Peter confidently stated her mother would die.

It was Lea’s arrival that turned the tide. It could be seen that her surgical skills were aboveLorrand’s,

Lea was completely different from the timid, worthless person Shannon used to be, totallyunrecognizable.

“Is there a problem?” Chris asked, noticing Shannon’s stunned expression.

“No, no problem! I’ll get the news trending right away” Shannon refocused and began typing rapidly,her fingers flying over the keyboard.

In less than a minute, she handed back the laptop. “Done.”

Chris opened her platform and saw the new trending post, which had already surpassed the FraleyHospital press conference news. It was the surgery livestream. She looked at Shannon with

approval, thinking Shannon was a rare technical genius.

Although Chris didn’t know much about Shannon, the fact that Lea was protecting her indicated shewas special. Lea usually avoided involving herself in other people’s affairs, so her support ofShannon and her mother meant they were different.

Chris became friendly towards Shannon. The other technicians were also impressed by Shannon.They hadn’t expected this frail girl to have such

Chris closed the ublet and entered the observation rooms.

After Riverview SmartMed took over the hospital, Lea personally designed tids operating room forhigh–difficulty surgeries and educational

purposes.

The room was divided into two sections. The operating room inside and the observation roomoutside were separated by reinforced glass. The observation room had seating and a high–definition smart screen for magnifying surgical detalls.

The equipment inside was recently purchased from abroad by Alfred, the most advanced in theworld.

at the of

Chris stood at

observation window to see the surgery in progress.

Charlee’s current breakthrough medical research was Lea’s idea. Chris was amazed that someoneso young could perform such surgeries. She was

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genuinely curious about Lea’s ca

capabilities.

Suddenly, our of the corner of her eye, Chris saw a shadow. Turning, she saw Alfred approaching

Alfred stepped forward and stood in front of the observation window. He looked at the surgeryinside through the almost invisible glass wall. Chris was surprised. “Mr. Andrews! You’re here!”

She hadn’t expected Alfred to return to the hospital so soon after leaving earlier that morningalmost as if he was chasing after Lea

He hadn’t slept for several days, a testament to his concern for Lea.

Alfred nodded and kept his gaze on the operating table. Chris followed his line of sight.

Lea stood at the operating table, surrounded by male doctors. She was young and was the shortestamong them, but her presence was commanding, controlling the entire room.

Lea had reviewed all the new lab reports and was now observing the various monitoringinstruments. The anesthesia had taken effect, and the patient was deeply asleep.

Her eyes focused, and she extended her hand. Lorrand immediately handed her the scalpel.

Lea took it, her hand steady as a machine, precisely cutting into the patient’s kidney transplant site.The internal organs were exposed, and she proceeded with the next steps

At first, the doctors around her were nervous, their bodies trembling uncontrollably.

They had already predicted the outcome of this surgery. But to their surprise, the lead surgeon wasnot Lorrand but a young woman they had. never seen before. From her build and the aura sheexuded, it was clear she was a female and appeared very young.

The only visible part of her was her eyes, which were incredibly beautiful, like the finest gemstonesin the world. Her leaving a deep impression.

r gaze was intense and focused,

Her surgery was precise, accurate, and stable. Her fluid movements quickly made the other doctorsforget their nervousness. Their attention was fully focused on her hands

Unlike other surgeons who relied on teamwork, Lea could almost complete most of the surgeryherself. The other doctors were there just in

Gradually, they found themselves assisting her with a mindset of learning and broadening theirhorizons

in case.

From the operating room and the observation window, Lea’s entire surgical process was clearlyvisible. Her gaze was sharp, her expression focused, her movements continuous, and she guidedthe doctors with solemn authority.

In the live broadcast, only the hands of the doctors were visible, focusing on the surgical scene. Itwas impossible to discern whether the lead surgeon was male or female. After all, many maledoctors also had beautiful hands.

In the hallway rest area outside, Shannon held the laptop, monitoring their trending topics.

Initially, other news would overshadow their story, but their attention and search volume were veryhigh. After all, three trending topics from Fraley Hospital were their traffic sources.

While one side claimed the patient would die, they immediately took the patient to the operatingtable and started a live broadcast. No one had seen a hospital dare to do such a thing.

No one wanted to miss such a scene. Quickly, their topic climbed up the trending list, even movingto the top spots.

At Fraley Hospital, Peter saw his assistant at the door, looking anxious. Something had happened.

He ended his interview and instructed the subordinates to see off the reporters.

He asked, “What is it?”

“Riverview Hospital is performing surgery on Donna!” The assistant’s voice trembled.

“Surgery?” Peter frowned. “In that a death sentence for the patient? Where did you get thisinformation! Is it reliable?”

The assistant handed over his phone, showing the live broadcast of the surgery.

The doctor was removing a kidney and placing it in a surgical tray. Peter recognized the darkenedkidney. It was the one he had implanted.

Suddenly, Peter’s hand trembled and the phone fell to the ground. He staggered, holding onto thetable to steady himself, his face turning pale.