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A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust novel Chapter 636

Right at that moment, Horatio was wheeled out of surgery.

The operation had gone well.He was awake now, but still numb from the waist down.

“Horatio, how are you feeling? Are you okay?”

Zelda rushed over, worry and tenderness drawn all over her face.

“I’m fine, just… can’t feel much yet,” Horatio answered, his voice a little weak.

Monty chimed in, “What do you expect? He just got out of surgery, the anesthesia hasn’t even worn off yet. Alright, enough talking. Horatio needs rest. Let’s give him some space, alright?”

At Monty’s words, Zelda reluctantly stepped back, still keeping her eyes locked on Horatio, completely ignoring Calliope’s presence.

Monty, Zelda, and the rest of the family followed as Horatio was taken to his hospital room.

Meanwhile, Calliope slipped away to change out of her scrubs. A few doctors caught up with her, brimming with excitement and admiration.

“Dr. Miracle, that was incredible! I’ve never seen anyone operate like that.”

“Absolutely, I learned so much today. Being part of that surgery was totally worth it!”

“I mean, you’re so young, but your hands were steady as a rock!”

“Respect, Dr. Miracle!”

“For real, how are you so good, especially at your age? I can barely hold a scalpel without shaking!”

Calliope grinned, trying to play it cool. “It’s just practice. Do it enough times and your hands stop shaking. That’s all.”

“Come on, you’re way too humble,” one of them laughed.

“Yeah, seriously, way too modest.”

She glanced at Horatio, then at the rest of the family.

“You might want to write this down,” she suggested.

She knew full well none of them were used to caring for people, and if they forgot or messed something up, they’d probably blame her down the line. Better safe than sorry.

Calliope ran through the key points: what foods to make—like chicken soup and mashed potatoes, easy on the stomach, nothing too greasy—and how to help him move or change position in bed to prevent sores. She covered medication schedules, signs to watch for, all the basics.

After she finished, she turned to leave.

But Zelda suddenly darted forward and grabbed her arm.

“What are you doing?” Calliope frowned, annoyed.

“You’re just going to walk out? Your own brother is in this state, and you’re not even going to stay and help take care of him? How can you be so heartless?” Zelda’s face twisted with anger.

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