The CEO’s Ex-Wife Is A Famous Doctor

The CEO’s Ex-Wife Is A Famous Doctor By LiLhyz Chapter 105: The Blue-Velvet Kashmir Sapphire

“Yes, Doctor Shant. Anything you’d like to share,” one of the speakers called, seeing Shantelle raise her hand.

On the second day of the conference, Shantelle remained to amaze the doctors in her field. She was young, yet she wisely answered many of her co-surgeon’s concerns.

Standing up, she presented, “Choosing a candidate for robotic surgery is critical. Aside from the patient’s age and condition, I would prefer open surgery if the patient underwent a prior operation. The patient’s scar or adhesions from previous surgery can make landmarks and structures more challenging to determine major veins and arteries. It could cause significant bleeding during the operation. Nevertheless, we should have a vascular surgeon on standby in case it occurs. Lastly, there is no shame in having a second consultant check the operation.”

She smiled and added, “We, as doctors, should help each other save patients’ lives, regardless of our specialty.”

While Shantelle impressed other doctors with her logic, knowledge, and experience, the envy from a few of her batch mates inflated. It was because they had yet to achieve what Shantelle had. She was the first in her batch to have landed in a lead surgeon role. She was the chief surgeon in Warlington, and now, the lead surgeon at Saint Dominique’s Heart and Lung Center.

Shantelle evaded Doctor Millet and Doctor Penelope, including some of her classmates from Warlington Medical School. She managed to find a seat within Doctor Hale’s circle. Still, it did not help reduce the gossip that revolved around her.

In the evening, all the attendees had dinner at the main restaurant of the Crown Piazza Hotel, where they all feasted on a sumptuous buffet.

Shantelle found herself a seat together with Doctor Hale.

Unfortunately, Millet and Penelope and two female doctors from the same class as Shantelle sat at the table next to them. Doctor Emma and a few of her colleagues also joined Millet’s table.

Emma greeted Shantelle, “Hello, Doctor Shant.” Emma introduced another doctor, saying, “This is Doctor Gina. She is my assistant surgeon at the Lockwood Children’s Hospital.”

Shantelle smiled at Emma, including her colleague.

Gina briefly studied Shantelle, and her brows met. She said, “Doctor Shant, you know… you look so familiar. Have I seen you before?”

‘Not personally,’ Shantelle assumed Gina must have seen her in one of the articles about Evan, but she did not state her beliefs.

Shantelle merely replied, “Maybe from another conference? It’s nice to meet you, Doctor Gina.”

chatted with Doctor Hale’s plans to move to Rose Hills. As they were talking, she heard Millet say from behind her, “Look at my engagement ring. Jeffrey gave it to me last night! I heard it costs over

so beautiful!” Penelope

Stant,

of you,” Doctor Gina

nowhere, she turned

accommodate Millet’s probing. She did not know why Millet raised it, but she

and

you during our first year in medical school, Shantelle. Do

ring. She smiled

giggled at the end,

He wanted to interfere, but Shantelle gave him a hand gesture, cautioning him from intruding. Shantelle only widened her eyes and said, “I’m happy for you, Millet. I suppose I owe you the same gesture. You should also come to my wedding. It’s happening next week at

never wanted Jeffrey’s attention in the first place. She had shared a few classes with him during the first year of medical school. She

with her husband. They were older couples, both doctors from Europe. The lady’s name was Doctor Winona. They both looked elegant and had expensive jewelry

with a beaming smile. She later learned that Millet had

this ring. I happen to

doctor eagerly examined Millet’s ring, saying, “Oh, this is Tiffany and Company engagement ring. The ring is roughly around a hundred twenty

squeaked in delight for Millet. Many of them remarked

is rich for a fiance. Nice catch,

and turned to Shantelle, saying, “Too bad, I can’t

this discussion, Millet? Why do you always have to compare me to you?” Maybe it was her hormones, but Shantelle’s usual calm self could not help but question her batchmate. She stood up and raised her voice,

at Shantelle’s finger.

finally found The Blue-Velvet Kashmir

flashed through Shantelle’s face. She looked at her engagement ring with complete bewilderment. Her engagement ring

Tears welled in her eyes as the older doctor glanced at Shantelle, begging, “Doctor Shant,

that I can’t sell it,” Shantelle said. She smiled reluctantly and suggested, “I’m sure there are other rings you