Chapter 188 Through Thick And Thin

• Byron lowered his head to look at Cora, only to find that her face was full of guilt, and even her glistening eyes had dimmed a lot. “You thought because you were going to do the surgery on my dad, and I had to accompany you to make the plan. Therefore, I was forced to give up authority in my hand." “Isn’t it?” Cora felt that he should be unwilling. After all, no one in this world would, despite money and power. But because she was going to perform surgery on Osborn Hansen, those people found a breach, and Byron had no choice but to agree. However, Byron raised his hand and brushed the hair from her sideburns to the back of her ear. “Even if it weren’t for you, they would have found other excuses to take it away from me after today’s situation.” What worried Byron the most was that now he had almost disclosed his relationship with Cora. If he disagreed, Cora would become their target. He didn’t want Cora to be a scapegoat for his family feud, and he didn’t want the family to fall apart when Osborn Hansen was seriously ill, so he agreed.
• “Then, when your father recovers, surely he won’t let them do this, right?” Cora asked again. “Maybe.” Byron raised his hand and patted the top of her hair. In fact, even if Osborn Hansen recovered, his condition would definitely not be as good as before, and he would be unable to stand the slightest provocation. And what Byron had always valued the most was the health of Osborn. So he would surely not tell him about this and even ask others to hide it from Osborn as well. Because his elder brothers knew this, they seized power recklessly. But Cora didn’t understand all that and pledged to him with all sincerity, “I will definitely do my best to perform this operation so that Old Mr. Hansen can recover as soon as possible.” Byron looked at her extremely resolute eyes, and the corners of his lips curled up slightly. He always thought that she was heartless and treated any other man better than himself. But when things really happened, she stood by his side without hesitation. This feeling seemed to be pretty good.
• That night, on his personal Twitter account, Professor Evan Smith disclosed the truth about the valve replacement surgery three years ago for the first time. When people saw from the data that the chief surgeon was the very young Cora, it caused quite a stir. Of course, many internet trolls inevitably fabricated various theories, questioning whether Professor Smith had been threatened. Otherwise, how could he credit such an outstanding achievement to a new doctor participating in the rotation who did not even have the qualifications to be the chief surgeon? At this time, Evan Smith published Cora’s perfect resume again, shaming those trolls and, at the same time, making a statement. “While you people are busy trying to set a tempo on the Internet, others are studying the patient’s surgical plan at home. This is the difference between people.”