After divorce, Ex-wife Revealed Identities novel Chapter 592

Chapter 592

Everyone held their breath and looked at Sylvia with awe.

All her movements seemed to be like those of a medical master in a martial arts movie.

Those outside the door stretched their heads to look inside the ward, all wanting to see how Sylvia administered the needle to the old Mr. Bennett.

"Gee, it's been so long, why isn't it over yet?"

"Yes! Does it work or not? Is there really no need for surgery?"

"I heard she was a surgeon! I thought she was going to operate on the old Mr. Bennett!"

Raiden and a few others also stared at Sylvia in shock, all her actions and behavior telling them that she was not an amateur.

On the contrary, she was very good at it.

She was simply a master.

The look of worship on Dr. Mitchell's face had already said it all.

He said to Sylvia cheekily and ingratiatingly, "Miss Andrews ... where did you get this technique from? Which master did you learn from?"

Sylvia tilted her head and glanced at the old Mr. Bennett on the hospital bed, and her voice carried a hint of cool diffidence, "Oh, I don't have a teacher, I'm a little interested in this field, so I practiced it for a while."

Dr. Mitchell looked at Sylvia with wide eyes in shock, "You ... you practiced it for some time? How long was it?"

"Just two months."

"Are you kidding me?"

Dr. Mitchell's face was turning green, and the ingratiating smile on his face faded away.

Two months! Two months of practice? And she could apply the needle so well!

So this skill that he had learned all his life and with which he lived on was so easily mastered by her?

Sylvia must be bluffing, right?

Dr. Mitchell's voice trembled to the core, "Are you sure it was two months? You didn't misremember or make a mistake?"

Sylvia didn't take his surprise seriously. While curing the old Mr. Bennett, she continued, "Well, I was learning something else back then. If I hadn't, I guess a month would have been enough."

One month!

She was so arrogant!

Dr. Mitchell seriously suspected that he had heard things wrong.