The Valkyrie Returns and Slays (Raven) novel Chapter 435

Chapter 435 It’s Actually True

“Who said Miss Valor isn’t qualified to receive an invitation? I personally issued her an S–Rank invitation Ethan’s solemn voice was like thunderclap, resounding in the entire banquet hall

After a brief moment of stunned silence, the banquet hall exploded into chaos.

Everyone was shocked. “What? An S–Rank invitation? How is that even possible?”

Someone asked in disbelief, “Mr. Reed, you must be joking. How could a young gidike her possibly deserve an S–Pank

invitation?”

Not only were the doctors attending the World Medical Conference in disbelief, but even the guests invited by the Ortega family were struggling to accept it.

The S–Rank invitation represented the highest honor in the medical field.

And now it had been handed to a woman barely in her twenties, which they refused to believe.

Ethan’s brows furrowed deeper as the skeptical voices around him grew louder. “Do you honestly think I’d joke about something as serious as an S–Rank invitation?”

Immediately after, he took out his phone, quickly locating the issuance certificate for the S–Rank invitation. Holding it up, he said with a solemn expression, “I personally signed this S–Rank invitation. Does anyone still have doubts?”

The crowd hesitated for a moment and then surged forward to examine the photo on his phone.

It was actually true.

No matter how unbelievable it seemed, the undeniable evidence left everyone speechless.

John stared at Ethan’s phone, his face burning with humiliation.

At that moment, he wished he could vanish into thin air.

Estella stood frozen at the second–floor staircase, her face filled with shock as she looked at the scene below.

She wondered, ‘Isn’t Raven just some powerless nobody? How could she possibly get an S–Rank invitation?”

Ethan, however, paid no attention to Ellie’s desperate pleas. Instead, he turned to address the crowd. “I don’t know what kind of misunderstanding you all have about Dr. Valor, but let me be clear: her medical expertise is beyond question. “There’s no way her treatment could have caused Ms. Rickard’s death.