Tara's attitude toward Zoey remains remarkably warm. Aside from the ailing matriarch, Zoey is the only member of the Sinclair family Tara actually likes. Zoey isn't easily swayed by gossip, thinks for herself, and refuses to be bound by the stuffy constraints of her elite family. That kind of bold authenticity easily earns Tara's respect.
Tara approaches Lindsay's bed. The surrounding medical authorities stare in blatant shock at the young woman. Has the immensely powerful Sinclair family really resorted to plucking some mythical wonder doctor off the streets?
"Young lady, these are the patient's medical records and scan results," one of the older specialists says, handing over a thick folder. "You must tread carefully. We considered conservative treatment, but we couldn't stabilize her. Surgery is the only viable path forward."
They don't openly mock the Sinclair family's guest, but their underlying belief in their own superiority is obvious.
"Thank you for the warning. I will do my best," Tara replies simply, giving a polite nod. Every scholar fiercely defends their own discipline; there is no need to tear theirs down. Instead of arguing, she quietly shifts into her element.
She flips through the advanced imaging reports. Having state-of-the-art diagnostic data is undeniably helpful for pinpointing the exact issue. Just as she suspected, the hospital's findings align perfectly with her initial diagnosis. Lindsay suffered a myocardial infarction, compounded by thick, sluggish blood that ultimately triggered a cerebral hemorrhage. Right now, there is a blood clot pressing against her brain. One wrong move, and the elderly woman will either slip into a permanent coma or wake up entirely paralyzed.
The priority is dissolving the clot in her brain, followed by treating the thick, coagulated blood that caused the infarctions in the first place.

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