CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery novel Chapter 1805

As the surgery approached, Karina worked overtime, meticulously double-checking for any possible oversights.

Before stepping into the operating room, she took a deep breath.

"Karina, you’ve got this!" a nurse beside her encouraged.

This surgery was particularly significant, and the assistants and nurses weren’t from her hospital. They were brought in by the project, specifically by Harley’s team.

Without a single familiar face around, Karina felt a twinge of anxiety. Opportunities to lead surgeries were already rare for her, let alone under circumstances like this, with no one she could truly rely on.

But there was no turning back now.

Gritting her teeth, Karina donned her gloves. As she was about to enter the operating room, her peripheral vision caught sight of a figure standing silently in the distance.

It was Wilfred.

His steady gaze met hers, his eyes carrying something profound she couldn’t quite decipher. When their eyes locked, a faint smile curved his lips.

In that instant, all her doubts and worries dissolved.

It felt like a stabilizing force coursed through her veins. She wasn’t alone and that gave her the courage to push forward.

The surgery was arduous and lengthy. Intricate internal procedures, especially those involving the heart or bone marrow, demanded unwavering focus and precision.

Karina remained laser-focused, hardly daring to blink for fear of a mistake. Time crept by in the operating room, which was so silent it felt suspended in a vacuum.

“Wilfred, what’s the point of clinging to your ideals? Being a doctor isn’t just about saving lives. Take last week, for instance. That paper you tried to publish—it didn’t make it, did it?”

Wilfred turned back, his eyes glinting coldly. “So, it was you.”

But before the paper could be published, it was maliciously blocked. The excuse? A baseless claim that his paper contained unauthorized content.

Wilfred, someone usually so composed, actually let out a laugh of disbelief out of sheer frustration when he first received the rejection notice.