She Stuns the World - Chapter 130: Chapter 130
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At 10 p.m., Athena arrived at a private airport in the southern suburbs of Dichester. She then put on a mask, switched to a small car, and headed into the city to meet with the person sent by Louis to pick her up. Together, they drove to Lucy's sanatorium.
Athena thought Matthew was bold for hiding Lucy in Dichester.
But upon further reflection, she realized that hiding Lucy in the bustling Dichester, the political center where the elites gathered, made sense. The Graham family didn't have as much influence as they did in Valemont City, making Lucy's presence less noticeable. This clever arrangement likely enabled Lucy to remain hidden for five years.
An hour later, Athena arrived at a villa in the northern suburbs of Dichester. It was an upscale area. The environment was quiet and open with villas set far apart, offering great privacy.
As Athena made her way there, she hardly encountered anyone, only passing a few cars.
The car pulled up to what looked like an ordinary villa, but its interior was lavishly decorated.
Inside, Athena met Freya and others.
Without exchanging pleasantries. Freya immediately led Athena to a two-story building in the backyard. Athena entered a bedroom on the ground floor and saw Lucy.
Lucy had been ravaged by illness and looked extremely frail. Her body was covered in tubes, and her face was pale. There was a scar from the brain surgery on her bald head.
Despite her condition, she remained beautiful. Her eyebrows were trimmed finely, and her lips touched with a hint of lipstick. This showed that Matthew had been taking great care of her.
Athena examined Lucy carefully. After reviewing the patient's medical reports and health analysis, she said, "Gather everyone for a meeting to work out the surgery plan."
There were a total of 13 people in Athena's team, 10 of whom were medical staff, and three were researchers.
On Matthew's side, three experts attended the meeting. However, these experts were powerless to help with Lucy's condition and could only participate as assistants, observers, and learners.
As Athena reviewed the surgery plan prepared by Freya and the others, she asked questions and made modifications to the plan.
An hour later, she finalized it, saying, "Send this plan to Mr. Graham. If he has no objections, we'll proceed with surgery at 9 a.m. tomorrow."
Because of his mother's and sister's conditions, Matthew had studied medicine himself. After reviewing the plan, he thought, 'This is a bold approach! If it succeeds, it will be a medical miracle and will solve a major medical problem, benefiting all of humanity!'
Matthew had no objections to the plan and signed it online, stating, "I have absolute trust in Dr. Annie and her team and fully support her plan."
With that settled, Athena had a good night's sleep.
The next morning at 8 a.m., she took a cold shower after a simple breakfast. Then, she tied her hair into a tight bun and put on a white coat, a mask, and glasses before walking out of the room and meeting up with everyone outside the operating theater.
The two-story building had long since been converted into a small specialist hospital, equipped with everything from wards and operating rooms to an ICU and pharmacy. All of them were advanced setups, only slightly inferior to the medical supplies in Athena's research lab.
Matthew was already waiting outside the surgery room with a solemn expression. When he saw Freya and the team approaching, he quickly stepped forward and asked politely, "Freya, I heard Dr. Annie arrived last night?"
Freya turned slightly to look at Athena beside her and introduced, "This is Dr. Annie. Dr. Annie, this is Mr. Graham, the patient's brother."
Matthew gazed at Athena, whose face was covered with a mask. He bowed with great respect and said sincerely, "Dr. Annie, thank you for performing surgery on my sister. We owe you a great debt of gratitude."
Athena's eyes flickered slightly behind her black-rimmed glasses. She said, "No need to thank me, it's my job."
Then, she turned to everyone and said, "Let's go inside."
Athena thought Matthew was bold for hiding Lucy in Dichester.
But upon further reflection, she realized that hiding Lucy in the bustling Dichester, the political center where the elites gathered, made sense. The Graham family didn't have as much influence as they did in Valemont City, making Lucy's presence less noticeable. This clever arrangement likely enabled Lucy to remain hidden for five years.
An hour later, Athena arrived at a villa in the northern suburbs of Dichester. It was an upscale area. The environment was quiet and open with villas set far apart, offering great privacy.
As Athena made her way there, she hardly encountered anyone, only passing a few cars.
The car pulled up to what looked like an ordinary villa, but its interior was lavishly decorated.
Inside, Athena met Freya and others.
Without exchanging pleasantries. Freya immediately led Athena to a two-story building in the backyard. Athena entered a bedroom on the ground floor and saw Lucy.
Lucy had been ravaged by illness and looked extremely frail. Her body was covered in tubes, and her face was pale. There was a scar from the brain surgery on her bald head.
Despite her condition, she remained beautiful. Her eyebrows were trimmed finely, and her lips touched with a hint of lipstick. This showed that Matthew had been taking great care of her.
Athena examined Lucy carefully. After reviewing the patient's medical reports and health analysis, she said, "Gather everyone for a meeting to work out the surgery plan."
There were a total of 13 people in Athena's team, 10 of whom were medical staff, and three were researchers.
On Matthew's side, three experts attended the meeting. However, these experts were powerless to help with Lucy's condition and could only participate as assistants, observers, and learners.
As Athena reviewed the surgery plan prepared by Freya and the others, she asked questions and made modifications to the plan.
An hour later, she finalized it, saying, "Send this plan to Mr. Graham. If he has no objections, we'll proceed with surgery at 9 a.m. tomorrow."
Because of his mother's and sister's conditions, Matthew had studied medicine himself. After reviewing the plan, he thought, 'This is a bold approach! If it succeeds, it will be a medical miracle and will solve a major medical problem, benefiting all of humanity!'
Matthew had no objections to the plan and signed it online, stating, "I have absolute trust in Dr. Annie and her team and fully support her plan."
With that settled, Athena had a good night's sleep.
The next morning at 8 a.m., she took a cold shower after a simple breakfast. Then, she tied her hair into a tight bun and put on a white coat, a mask, and glasses before walking out of the room and meeting up with everyone outside the operating theater.
The two-story building had long since been converted into a small specialist hospital, equipped with everything from wards and operating rooms to an ICU and pharmacy. All of them were advanced setups, only slightly inferior to the medical supplies in Athena's research lab.
Matthew was already waiting outside the surgery room with a solemn expression. When he saw Freya and the team approaching, he quickly stepped forward and asked politely, "Freya, I heard Dr. Annie arrived last night?"
Freya turned slightly to look at Athena beside her and introduced, "This is Dr. Annie. Dr. Annie, this is Mr. Graham, the patient's brother."
Matthew gazed at Athena, whose face was covered with a mask. He bowed with great respect and said sincerely, "Dr. Annie, thank you for performing surgery on my sister. We owe you a great debt of gratitude."
Athena's eyes flickered slightly behind her black-rimmed glasses. She said, "No need to thank me, it's my job."
Then, she turned to everyone and said, "Let's go inside."
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