My Extraordinary Wife

She had a sleek figure and she carried herself with grace and elegance.

With dark and silky hair, porcelain skin, and sparkly eyes, she was the epitome of beauty.

Her voice echoed around the lecture theatre as she spoke.

“Misdiagnosis is particularly high amongst female patients, due to the resemblance of its symptoms to acute appendicitis. To date, the First Hospital has taken in three thousand and eighty-seven female patients complaining of acute abdominal pain, in which fifty-nine of those cases were misdiagnosed as acute appendicitis. This is not a small number,” she said.

The convincing evidence made the med students’ ears prick up.

“As doctors and nurses, our jobs don’t just stop at dealing with case after case of different illnesses. We are responsible for the lives of our patients, and we cannot afford to make even the tiniest of mistakes. I’m sure you understand the repercussions of misdiagnosis from the examples I gave earlier,” she continued. “Principal Potter?”

Principal Potter, who had been listening to her lecture attentively, jumped when she mentioned his name. He stood up immediately. “Yes, Dr. Berry?”

Ashlyn showed him a thumb drive. “The slides for today’s lecture are in this thumb drive. I hope you can help me out and give every student here a copy of the slides for self-study.”

Everyone was shocked.

willing to share such a

left immediately after the lecture, only to bump into a young

“Ms. Berry?”

slowing to

the police station,”

and Tinsor were in trouble by the look of

arrived at the police

man sporting a grim expression standing beside Hayden, with one

stared at the tip of his shoes. The wounds on his

glanced at Blair and Tinsor before he scoffed. “You’re asking me for help just because you got beat up by

sons, but Dixon had eliminated the rest so that only he and his blood brother, Hayden, were left. The latter feared

not have his back this time around. To Hayden, however,

a crisp voice rang from the

belonged to. He rushed to

lazily to

across his lips. “Oh, it’s Dr. Berry. My grandfather’s surgery is scheduled for tomorrow morning,