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    Natalie snorted coldly, “Oh, and who are you to judge Uncle Henry? You think you’re some kind of medical genius?”

    “Oh, I’m nothing special,” Olivia replied, snapping her fingers dismissively. “But I’m definitely better than both of you.”

    Rowan truly could not stand Olivia’s demeanor and mocked, “If you are iso /icapable, why don’t you go and save Mr. Shea?”

    “Sure I will,” Olivia said without even blinking.

    Natalie scoffed, convinced that Olivia was just bluffing. Her voice dripped with scorn as she said, “You’ve got some nerve lying through your teeth. A fraud like you daring to treat Mr. Shea? Are you trying tond yourself in jail?”

    Lucas let out a disbelievingugh, as if he’d just heard something utterly absurd. His eyes turned sharp, and his voice grew threatening. “nder is a crime. I’d worry more about yourself ending up behind bars.”

    He thought, ‘Are they really questioning Olivia’s medical skills? How ignorant. If they have any idea who she really is, they wouldn’t dare speak to her like that.’

    “Lucas!” Natalie truly couldn’t understand why Lucas always seemed to be against her.

    Noticing that several people were about to start arguing again, Vivian immediately stepped in to smooth things over.

    “Please, everyone, do me a favor and stop arguing.” Although Vivian was still smiling, a trace of impatience had crept into her voice.

    She nced at the group and said crisply, “Since you all im to be medical experts, why don’t we put your skills to the test?”

    Troy watched the scene unfold with keen interest. “So how exactly is this going to work?” he asked. He’d always had a soft spot for messy, dramatic showdowns.

    Vivian gestured toward the hallway on the right. “It’s simple. In that room is a patient who’s been sick for years. He’s seen top doctors from around the world, but no one’s been able to help him.

    “Since you both im to be experts, you’ll each examine him. In the end, the patient will decide who really helped.”

    “Wasn’t Mr. Shea supposed to be the one receiving treatment? Why has someone else taken

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    Vivian gave her a cold look. “My grandfather isn’t just avable to anyone.”

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    Natalie fell silent, not daring to talk back. She had no choice but to swallow her words.

    “My grandfather is very particr. If you can’t pass this test, don’t even think about meeting him.” Vivian nced at the group. “Any other physician in?”

    The people below remained absolutely silent.

    No one would dare to challenge Henry and Olivia, unless they were crazy.

    “Then let’s begin,” Vivian said as she led Olivia and the others inside. “Just so you know, the patient is uneasy around strangers. Only two people may enter at a time. Decide who will assist you.”

    She paused at the doorway of a room and made an inviting gesture. “If you have understood, this way please.”

    Henry entered the room first, with Natalie following behind.

    He was intent on giving a thorough examination, ready to show Olivia that his ster reputation was no exaggeration.

    Olivia was not annoyed and smiled as she ate a macaron.

    She greatly enjoyed the food prepared by the Shea family, especially the desserts.

    The patient was presenting a highly unusual case. Henry spent over twenty minutes inside with them.

    After more than ten minutes, he finally came out looking somewhat grave, but he carried himself with his typical calm demeanor.

    He confirmed theplexity and thought, ‘It’s a unique situation, all right. However, I’ve drafted a surgical strategy. It’s not going to be easy, but it’s manageable. You can still get away with muddling through.

    “Checking Mr. Evans out. He must be,” someone murmured.

    Another said, “Of course. After all, he is the leading physician in Hirica.”