She Stuns the World - Chapter 63: Chapter 63
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The couple was left feeling helpless and frustrated. Why was their luck so terrible, always being outmaneuvered by Athena?
On Athena's end, after handling her grandmother's situation, she felt a wave of relief. She lounged lazily on the sofa, opened her tablet, and reviewed the report from Freya.
Fanny and her team had completed their examination of Lucy, concluding: [Removing the bone fragment without damaging the brain's nerves is impossible.]
[If surgery is not performed, the patient might survive another month or two.]
[If surgery is performed, there's a risk of immediate brain death.]
Athena studied the brain scans. The most dangerous bone fragment resembled a slender blade embedded in the brain, its edge perilously close to the venous sinus. Removing it manually without causing damage seemed unrealistic.
Avoiding surgery seemed safer. Yet, as Athena gazed at the image of Lucy, she couldn't bring herself to give up.
Lucy's face was so beautiful, even with her eyes closed and her complexion pale. Her strong brow and tightly pressed lips exuded resilience and determination, as if she were still fighting the illness, refusing to surrender.
With the patient still battling, how could Athena, as a doctor, give up?
If it couldn't be done by hand, what about using machines?
Robots, perhaps?
Athena considered all the robots she knew of but still shook her head. No matter the method, safely "extracting" the fragment seemed too risky.
She sighed softly, grabbing her cup of fruit tea and taking a long sip...
Nothing came up.
Looking down, she realized a piece of fruit had blocked the bottom of the straw. "Hmph, let's see if my strong suction can get you out!"
She took a deep breath and sucked hard, trying to dislodge the fruit.
Success!
But the fruit got stuck in the middle of the straw, refusing to budge no matter how hard she tried. Frustrated, she set the cup down on the table with a thud. "I'm done with this... Wait a minute."
Her eyes lit up.
What if the bone fragment couldn't be "extracted" but could be "sucked" out?
She asked in Dr. Annie's group chat: [Is there any way to "suck out" a bone fragment?]
Someone replied: [If human bones could be magnetized or if certain materials could interact with bones magnetically, it could solve the problem of bone pressing on nerves, but it's not possible right now.]
Athena suggested: [What if we could merge a magnetic material with the fragment and then use a magnet to extract it?]
After a while, someone replied: [Your idea sounds far-fetched, but it's creative. I'll ask the scientists at the research center to see if they have any solutions.]
Athena: [Good luck.]
After working tirelessly, Athena was exhausted and rested her head on the bedside table for a quick nap.
She was later jolted awake by a text message. Yawning, she lazily opened the message. The number was unfamiliar, but the tone was all too familiar.
It had to be from Zoe using a new number: [Athena, I'm hosting a graduation party tomorrow at 5 PM in Hall One of the Vission Resort. I warmly invite you and your family to attend. Please be sure to RSVP! ^-^]
As if!
Athena promptly deleted the message and blocked the number.
Meanwhile, Zoe was eagerly waiting for Athena's reply, but it never came. Frustrated, Zoe tried calling Athena, only to discover she had been blocked. "Hmph, she really thinks she can just ignore me like this."
Zoe wasn't angry, though. She tossed her phone playfully, her eyes gleaming with mischief. "Don't think you can escape me by not showing up! Tomorrow night, I'll make sure you humiliate yourself in front of everyone and fall from your pedestal!"
On Athena's end, after handling her grandmother's situation, she felt a wave of relief. She lounged lazily on the sofa, opened her tablet, and reviewed the report from Freya.
Fanny and her team had completed their examination of Lucy, concluding: [Removing the bone fragment without damaging the brain's nerves is impossible.]
[If surgery is not performed, the patient might survive another month or two.]
[If surgery is performed, there's a risk of immediate brain death.]
Athena studied the brain scans. The most dangerous bone fragment resembled a slender blade embedded in the brain, its edge perilously close to the venous sinus. Removing it manually without causing damage seemed unrealistic.
Avoiding surgery seemed safer. Yet, as Athena gazed at the image of Lucy, she couldn't bring herself to give up.
Lucy's face was so beautiful, even with her eyes closed and her complexion pale. Her strong brow and tightly pressed lips exuded resilience and determination, as if she were still fighting the illness, refusing to surrender.
With the patient still battling, how could Athena, as a doctor, give up?
If it couldn't be done by hand, what about using machines?
Robots, perhaps?
Athena considered all the robots she knew of but still shook her head. No matter the method, safely "extracting" the fragment seemed too risky.
She sighed softly, grabbing her cup of fruit tea and taking a long sip...
Nothing came up.
Looking down, she realized a piece of fruit had blocked the bottom of the straw. "Hmph, let's see if my strong suction can get you out!"
She took a deep breath and sucked hard, trying to dislodge the fruit.
Success!
But the fruit got stuck in the middle of the straw, refusing to budge no matter how hard she tried. Frustrated, she set the cup down on the table with a thud. "I'm done with this... Wait a minute."
Her eyes lit up.
What if the bone fragment couldn't be "extracted" but could be "sucked" out?
She asked in Dr. Annie's group chat: [Is there any way to "suck out" a bone fragment?]
Someone replied: [If human bones could be magnetized or if certain materials could interact with bones magnetically, it could solve the problem of bone pressing on nerves, but it's not possible right now.]
Athena suggested: [What if we could merge a magnetic material with the fragment and then use a magnet to extract it?]
After a while, someone replied: [Your idea sounds far-fetched, but it's creative. I'll ask the scientists at the research center to see if they have any solutions.]
Athena: [Good luck.]
After working tirelessly, Athena was exhausted and rested her head on the bedside table for a quick nap.
She was later jolted awake by a text message. Yawning, she lazily opened the message. The number was unfamiliar, but the tone was all too familiar.
It had to be from Zoe using a new number: [Athena, I'm hosting a graduation party tomorrow at 5 PM in Hall One of the Vission Resort. I warmly invite you and your family to attend. Please be sure to RSVP! ^-^]
As if!
Athena promptly deleted the message and blocked the number.
Meanwhile, Zoe was eagerly waiting for Athena's reply, but it never came. Frustrated, Zoe tried calling Athena, only to discover she had been blocked. "Hmph, she really thinks she can just ignore me like this."
Zoe wasn't angry, though. She tossed her phone playfully, her eyes gleaming with mischief. "Don't think you can escape me by not showing up! Tomorrow night, I'll make sure you humiliate yourself in front of everyone and fall from your pedestal!"
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