Written Off as Trash, I Activated My Hidden Queen Mode novel Chapter 63

Chapter 63 The Prodigy Healer Revealed

“What do you want, Stella?”

Stella pulled up a series of documents and projected them onto the big screen for everyone to see.

The payments for bots, the trending hashtags, the coordinated attacks–all of it traced back to Amber.

“Amber. Who am I?”

Despite her youth, something in Stella’s gaze made Amber’s blood run cold.

“Stella.”

“Who. Am. I.”

Stella’s voice dropped another few degrees, sharp as ice.

“A math genius. A famous songwriter.”

“Brain feeling foggy? Need me to help clear it up?”

Something dangerous flickered in Stella’s eyes. Amber shrank back.

Without missing a beat, Tess flipped Amber upside down and gave her a firm shake–like a housewife shaking excess water off a head of lettuce.

“Ahh-!”

Not just Amber screamed. Half the people watching gasped.

“Oh my god. Stella has absolutely no fear. Isn’t she terrified of the Moore family?”

“Who gave her this energy? I’m scared for her. She’s going to get blacklisted!”

“No way! I love her music too much!”

“What is happening right now? Someone fast–forward!”

“Benefactor, please calm down! That’s real power you’re going after. They’ll bury you!”

Across town at Azure General Hospital, Jasmine watched the livestream and smiled for the first time in days.

The universe was finally cooperating.

Stella was about to destroy her own career. Humiliate herself on a public screen.

Silas had been regretting everything lately. But after this? He’d change his mind for sure.

“Feeling clearer now?”

Chapter 63 The Prodigy Healer Revealed

Stella looked at Amber with mock concern.

Amber was still shaking.

“Who am I?”

‘You’re… you’re the Master Healer’s disciple.”

The words hit the livestream like a bomb.

Louder. Who is Stella?”

“The Master Healer’s student. The one who can heal anything. Bring people back from the edge.”

Amber tried to slide out of the chair. Tess pushed her back down.

+5 Pears

“Wait–did I hear that right? Stella is the Master Healer’s disciple? That means she’s that medical prodigy? The healing genius?”

“She’s not even twenty–two! Are we sure we live on the same planet?”

“Hold on–everyone’s just worshipping her now? Even if she’s some miracle worker, is fifty million for five minutes really okay?”

“I knew there’d be a twist! Amber knew Stella was a real doctor. So why accuse a math genius of pretending to be one?”

“Stop commenting, I’m trying to watch!”

Stella didn’t care about the chaos. She kept going.

“The Moore family approached me to treat Felix. True or false?”

“True.”

“I explained the fee on the spot. Do you still have questions?”

Amber stayed silent. Tess‘ grip on her shoulder was firm–too firm. She was afraid it might snap.

Where was her family? Why wasn’t anyone coming?

“Cat got your tongue? Need treatment? On the house this time.”

Amber waved her hands frantically.

“You said you charged fifty million because you didn’t like me.”

“Why I dislike you?”

“I… I said some things I shouldn’t have.”

Stella smiled. “At least you’re honest.”

9:47 am P PPP.

Chapter 63 The Prodigy Healer Revealed

“Can I go now?”

“No.”

“Stella. I’m the daughter of the Moore family.”

Amber tried to summon some dignity, glaring through her fear.

+5 Pearls

“And? Does being a Moore mean you get to spread lies, pay for trending slander, and hire bots to destroy someone’s reputation?”

“What do you want now?”

Stella turned toward the camera. A faint smile crossed her delicate features.

“Let me reintroduce myself. I’m Stella. Founder of the Shaw Foundation.”

The internet short–circuited.

[What?! Who called her useless? She’s that Stella?]

[Why is everyone freaking out? What’s the Shaw Foundation?]

[It’s a medical charity. Last year alone, in three years, they helped over eighty million people who couldn’t afford treatment.]

[Oh my god. I always heard about ‘Miss Shaw‘ but never connected it. My husband had cancer. We were barely scraping by, living off cheap food and tap water. The Shaw Foundation covered hundreds of thousands in medical bills.]

[My son too. They gave him back his sight. He went blind at three. We’d tried everything. They helped us unconditionally and found the surgeon who fixed his eyes.]

[Hey–was that surgery done by Stella herself?]

Stella let the reactions settle before continuing.

“I built that foundation with my own skills and resources. If you had a problem with me, you could’ve said no. You’re the eldest daughter of one of the four prominent families. I’m just ‘dust‘, remember?

“This was a voluntary transaction. No one forced you.”

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