She Becomes Glamorous After The Engagement Annulment

Chapter 182: Tina York’s Fate!

“I didn’t know I was someone who cannot tell what’s good for myself.”

When the woman’s low voice reached her ears, it made Tina wonder if she had misheard.

She hurriedly explained, “I wasn’t talking about you. I…”

Before she could finish, though, she understood something in an instant. She looked at Nora incredulously and sputtered, “You… you… you…”

She didn’t manage to finish her words even after repeating ‘you’ thrice.

Nora, however, didn’t pay her any more attention. Instead, she turned and entered the operating room.

Tina, who was still in shock, stood where she was and stared after her.

This continued until someone called out, “Dr. York?”

Only then did Tina finally come back to her senses. She walked into the operating room like a zombie, glancing at the resolute-looking figure from time to time.

Nora Smith was Anti?

No, she must be dreaming! How could she possibly be Anti?!

Tina swallowed hard.

While she was in a daze, everyone in the operating room had begun making preparations for their respective tasks. The patient had been anesthetized and was currently unconscious.

Nora put on a pair of gloves, and started to draw the craniotomy’s incision lines on the child’s head with a marker pen. Then, she took a step back to take a scalpel.

At this point…

“Dr. York?”

Someone called out, making Tina snap back to reality. It was then that Nora realized that Tina was in a trance. Only after the person called out to her, did Tina finally hastily pick up a scalpel and step forward to perform the craniotomy.

Nora frowned.

of them looked serious, and their excitement at meeting her just now was all gone. Once they were

this, and Tina had even deliberately made things difficult for her before they entered the operating room; but even she was staring at the patient seriously at this moment. She didn’t make any mistakes in the tasks that she was assigned at

though her little cousin was quite the pushover in her daily life, she was able to focus

innumerable operations before, yet she was still behaving like that. She

She stepped forward, stopped

simple procedure, one must treat every operation with caution

the right frame of mind. Thus,

only one who frowned and glared at

one was to refute the chief surgeon’s instructions when they were in the operating room.

her head and started to perform the

operating room was silent as everyone busied themselves

“Forceps.”

suddenly stretched out

forced behind her, was stunned for a moment. She hurriedly picked up the forceps from the operating table and handed it to her, but Nora

to see Anti, who felt so foreign to her, saying frigidly and slightly sarcastically, “Are you unable to even distinguish between forceps and hemostats, Dr. York? Were you really the head of the surgery department at Hospital Finest? Have you really performed operations before? Are the patients you operated on still alive? Also, I really suspect

a knife that ruthlessly lacerated Tina’s cheeks, making her feel as if her skin had been

around them

as if all the blood in her had rushed to the top of her head in an instant. She suddenly said shrilly, “You’re picking on

the

already on the alert, abruptly stretched her leg out and kicked Tina away while her arm

Bam!

the wall and fell onto the floor. She wanted to get up, but she instead tasted something sickly sweet in her mouth. The next moment, she coughed up a mouthful of

the operating room could react

to the craniotomy instrument with one hand

“Forceps.”

to their senses. Michael was the calmest among them, but he was relatively far away. He was about to walk over and pass

looked over—it was

have a great eye for people. Everyone thought that the postgraduate student she had taken was too much of a pushover, but unexpectedly, she could actually react so quickly in the face of such an

really devoting her whole mind and body to

—

small episode in the middle, the operation

finished the last step. She stepped aside and instructed Michael, “Stitch

“Roger.”