bChapter /bb118 /b

At that moment, Aria had just finished examining the faces of two women and wrote down their pathology défalls.

Linda hesitated, torn over whether to mention Hannah’s arrival. Before she could decide, the doorbell rang, starding her so much that the trambor

As Aria got up to open the door, Linda’s heart raced uncontrobly.

Seeing Hannah on the door monitor, Aria frowned slightly. She opened the door and asked, “What do you want?”

Hannah said in anger, “Aria! You took my patients without permission. If their faces are ruined, can you take responsibility for thatb?/b”

“I can.” Aria repliedzily, her gaze was filled with anger. “So? Are you done? Can you leave already? Stop ringing the bell. It’s getting on bmy /bbnerves/b,

Hannah didn’t know why Aria was so confident and said, “Aria, they are my patients. I will treat them.”

Aria swung the door open wider, her tone calm but dripping with mockery. “Go ahead, ask them if they want to leave with you.”

Hannah shot her a confident nce before turning to the living room. She said, “Don’t let her trick you. Come with me. I promise your faces will be perfect in a month.”

No one said a word.

The surroundings were extremely silent.

Hannah’s gaze turned cold.

15 Finally, someone hesitated and spoke up, “Aria said she could heal our faces in seven days.”

“Seven days?”

Hannah, who had always upheld the principle of saving lives and protecting healthb, /bcouldn’t stand the thought of someone ying bgames /bwith others health. She immediately said, “It might work withser treatments, but the side effects are severe. The problem will keep recurring unless it’spletely

eradicated.b” /b

When no one responded, she added, “I’m one of the researchers at Kerano Global Health. If you don’t trust me, are you seriously going to trust someone like Aria, whoes from a vige?b” /b

A woman hesitated and turned to Aria. She asked, “Ms. Saxon, could you exin your treatment method to us first?”

Aria lifted her gaze indifferently and said, “It’s your call. If you don’t trust me, you can leave now.”

The woman fell silent and didn’t dare say another word.

No one made a move to leave. Hannah was furious and thought, ‘These people are absolutely hopeless!‘

She took a deep breath and said firmly, “I’m a doctor. I can’t just stand by and watch you throw yourselves into danger.

“Well, Aria, you can treat them, but I’ll be keeping a close eye on you the whole time!”

With that, she stepped forward, intending to enter.

Aria leaned casually against the doorframe, arms crossed, and raised her left foot to block the way. She asked, “Did I say you could

Her posture was rxed and her eyes were condescending.

Hannah’s expression darkened. She said, “I lowered myself to teach you, and this is how you repay me?b” /b

bn/bb? /b

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bAria /bbshifted /bher foot slightlyb, /bforcing Hannah to step back.

“Get out!b” /b

As Aria moved to close the door, Hannah stubbornly reached out to stop it, hooking fer foot inside to block it

Out of nowhere, a sudden force mmed into Hannah’s shoulder.

Before she could react to what had happened, her body arced through the air andnded heavily

on the ground in a sorry stateb. /b

Liam arrived and witnessed the scene. His pupils contracted sharply. “Hannah!”

He rushed over, crouching down to hug Hannah in his arms. His voice trembled with anger as he roared, “Aria! You deliberately hurt hen”

Others who had been watching the entire scene were frozen in fear, their legs trembling uncontrobly.

Aria’s kick looked so slight, yet it sent Hannah flying.

She was really brave.

Aria looked at them with ba /bcold sneer. “Breaking into my home without permission? This is the price you pay.”

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