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d into an ICU for the old madam. It's been more than 3 years since

e. It was a rare heart condition, leaving them with no other choice but to reach out to Dr. Winston, a world-famous spec

d announced, unable to hide his excitement. "She lands in A

se from Dr. Winston any sooner than he had anticipated "Better late than ne

e leaving Tristan turned back to face h

xt morning, the whole family was gathered to welcome the famous Dr. Winst

t she finally accep

the fraud Doctors you've brought in so far, Tristan?" Donald, T

g to her body she looked Angelic and pleasant to look at "and besides Dr. Winston is one of the most powerful and elusive names in international medicine, renowned for h

icians, she became his most distinguished protégé and developed an exceptional reputation o

old madam would get better. Tristan, would you

only laugh coldly. Were they trying to get him to step down

this time while she suffered, and you dare questio

mily, but you should let us have a say in decision

g like her son,"

old madam has, has made her one of the few specialists trusted with cases other doctors consider too dangero

m smile to Tristan to let him know she was on his side. She also needed the old madam to ge

e you the right to speak? Just sit down and keep y

an, hoping he would say something. But Tristan didn't even look at her

sekeeper, entered the room and bowed deeply. "Maste

ood up immediately. The gr

was a crisp white silk blouse, and she had her hair in a sleek, low bun. Oversized desi

stant, Judy, holding a medical briefc

hitched in his throat. The room fell into a dead, suffo

bone structure, the subtle tilt of her chin, and the faint scent of hydrangea flowers tha

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