Snatched a Billionaire to be My Husband novel Chapter 13

Chapter 13 I'm Warning You

"Cora, your mother’s mental state is not stable. Try not to provoke her any further," reminded Matt, Flora's attending doctor, after finishing his examination.

"I'll be more careful next time," Cora said, visibly depressed.

Matt changed the subject. "How's your internship going lately?"

Aside from being Flora's doctor, Matt was also Cora's schoolmate and a surgeon at the First Hospital.

"It's been going well. I've been learning a lot in the emergency room," Cora replied.

"That's great! Professor Smith has high hopes for you to become the best surgeon in the cardiac surgery department. The prosthetic valve dysfunction replacement surgery you performed two years ago is considered a classic case, mentioned by every professor in the Department of Medicine."

Normally, medical students who hadn't graduated yet could only serve as assistants, even if they had the opportunity to observe surgeries under Professor Smith.

However, Cora possessed exceptional talent, and Professor Smith held her in high regard.

He had entrusted Cora to be the primary surgeon in the prosthetic valve dysfunction replacement surgery, taking a risk by allowing her to lead the operation.

Of course, Professor Smith was there to guide her every step of the way. If anything went wrong, he could intervene and correct it promptly.

As it turned out, Professor Smith's faith in Cora was justified. She performed exceptionally well in that complex surgery, setting a new record as the youngest surgeon in the cardiac surgery department with outstanding results.

Matt served as the third assistant during that surgery and was always excited to talk about Cora’s exceptional performance ever since.

"Another genius doctor joined us lately, by the way. She skipped grades and obtained a master's degree in junior high, then pursued medical studies abroad. I'm curious to know who between you and this doctor is better."

The admission standards at the medical university Cora attended were much higher than those of typical universities.

Thus, upon graduation, Cora earned three qualifications: a doctoral candidate, a doctorate, and a professional doctor's certificate.

Having skipped grades to become a medical student during her junior high years, Cora was a shining example that ordinary students like Matt Cohen admired.