Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife novel Chapter 1005

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 1005

“She’s right. Perhaps Doctor Sandra won’t even want her to enter the surgery room.”

“That’s right. Let’s just let her be cocky for a few more days. She’ll know what a humiliation it is shortly.”

“Exactly! Rather than being angry, it’s better to do some revision.”

After the group of students tried to calm her down, Tina’s mood became much better.

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Janet merely dares to speak to me like that because she’s a rising star.

Once the glamor of her newfound reputation has faded, I bet she doesn’t even dare to lift her head when she speaks to me.

Once Tina imagined the mistakes that Janet would make in the surgery room, her mood immediately became better.

On the way back to the classroom, Sharon pouted and looked at Janet with wide eyes. “Janet, you didn’t have to quarrel with Tina and the rest… After all, it’s true that I don’t have the skills.”

Upon hearing that, Janet lips curved into a smile and she said nonchalantly, “If you don’t have the skills, why would Mr. Goldstein and Professor Fontaine allow this?” She then ruffled Sharon’s hair. “Don’t overthink things.”

“I…” Sharon took a deep breath as she tried to organize her thoughts. After a while, she finally mumbled, “It’s because of Doctor Sandra that I’m able to join the surgery training this time.”

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Sharon wondered if Janet would believe her.

After all, she did not believe it herself.

Sharon thought Janet would be shocked, but the latter merely said flatly, “Oh… I see.”

Sharon blinked and asked in confusion, “Janet, aren’t you curious as to why Doctor Sandra knows me?”

Janet did not expect Sharon to ask her this question, so she quickly thought about it and came up with a simple excuse. “I’m guessing you know her from the International Medicine Competition last time. Anyway, how you became acquainted with her is not important.”

After hearing her reply, even though Sharon still thought that this was very unlikely to happen, it was exactly as Janet had said—it did not matter how she knew Doctor Sandra.

More importantly, she had to brush up her knowledge on everything that was related to the surgery, so that she would not be a burden to her year three seniors and to Doctor Sandra.