My Reborn Admirer Wins Over My Heart (Oriana) novel Chapter 165

**He Returned to Break and Own Me and for His Queen 165**

**Chapter 165: Disappointment**

Luna jolted back to reality, her mind racing as she rushed toward Nyla, her heart pounding with urgency.

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But just as she extended her hand, Ethan’s deep, somber voice sliced through the atmosphere, heavy with disapproval. “Luna, you’re helping her?”

Luna halted abruptly, her face losing its color as the weight of his words sank in. “No, Ethan, that’s not what you think. I’m a doctor; how could I possibly stand by and do nothing while someone is in pain?”

A soft, almost mocking laugh escaped Oriana’s lips, quiet yet resonant enough for everyone in the room to catch it.

“In a hospital,” she remarked, her tone cool and laced with faint amusement, “the last thing we lack is doctors. It’s just a dislocated shoulder. Does she truly require your assistance for that?”

Luna’s hands froze midair, the gravity of the situation settling in.

A dislocation, while uncomfortable, wasn’t a dire emergency—unless left untreated for an extended period, it could lead to lingering complications.

Nyla was well aware of this fact. With a doctor standing right in front of her, why on earth should she waste precious moments waiting in line like any other patient?

She shot Oriana a glare, her voice dripping with entitlement and irritation. “Why are you even arguing with them? Luna, if it weren’t for my uncle’s connections, you and Grant would never have landed half the projects you currently have!”

Luna’s jaw clenched tightly. She was acutely aware of the stakes at play. Between Nyla and Ethan, it was crystal clear which side held more potential rewards for her.

The Dixon family and Soren wielded far more influence than Ethan and his friends could ever hope to muster.

Moreover, this was the final favor Luna had pleaded for from Xander—she simply could not afford to squander it now.

With a determined resolve, she gritted her teeth and placed her palms against Nyla’s shoulder once more.

A sharp crack echoed through the stillness of the corridor.

“There. Now, try moving it,” she instructed, her voice steady despite her inner turmoil.

Nyla’s expression brightened momentarily—until she attempted to lift her arm.

A searing pain shot through her shoulder, more intense than before.

She screamed, “Luna, you idiot! You can’t even set a bone correctly!”

Luna’s expression faltered, panic flashing across her features.

“I-I followed the manual! That’s how it’s supposed to be done!” she protested, her voice tinged with desperation.

“Damn it! Have you ever actually done this before?”

“I’m not in orthopedics! I’ve never had to!”

“You’re not touching me again—ah! My arm!”

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Luna was fuming now—nothing seemed to be going her way. Ethan and the others were regarding her with cold disappointment, and Nyla was turning against her as well.

All of this chaos was because of that insufferable Oriana, flaunting her skills and stealing the spotlight!

Oriana rushed over to steady her, concern etched on her face. “Lily, what are you doing out here?”

Tears brimmed in Lily’s eyes as she enveloped Oriana in a tight hug. “Nyla only made things difficult for me because we had an argument. You stood up for me—I’m thrilled, not upset! You didn’t drag me into anything.”

Oriana’s heart melted at Lily’s words. “You did that because you were defending me.”

“So what if I did?” Lily replied, her eyes shimmering with emotion. “You’re my friend. Who else would I help if not you? Just like you helped me just now—without a moment’s hesitation!”

She had hopped out of her room on one leg after hearing the commotion, witnessing Oriana wrench Nyla’s shoulder with her own eyes.

She had nearly gasped in shock, but mostly she felt a rush of admiration.

In that instant, Oriana had seemed cooler than Ethan—and that was saying something.

But soon, anxiety replaced her admiration.

“Oriana, that Nyla girl has serious connections. What if she comes after you next?”

“It’s fine,” Oriana reassured her, shaking her head. “Even without this incident, she would have come for me eventually.”

“True,” Lily muttered, her brow furrowing. “Honestly, I don’t understand her. Why can’t she just accept that Mr. Harris chose you as his student?”

Oriana shrugged, equally perplexed.

Ethan’s shoulders finally relaxed as he watched his sister speak, alive and vibrant. It was only then that a semblance of peace returned to his expression.

**Chapter 166: Lily’s Complaints**