After Having a Dream, I Became Pregnant with a Billionaire's Child-Chapter 205 - 200

Emily Parker and her team had just entered when Doctor Reed hurriedly made his way to the operation room.

But who would’ve thought that as soon as he reached the door, the masked Ghost Doctor would say,

"Irrelevant personnel, do not enter."

With that, there was a loud bang as the door to the operating room was shut.

The words of rejection hit like a bucket of cold water, making Doctor Reed’s face look extremely unpleasant.

Helplessly, Doctor Reed could only join Adam Willow in the observation room.

Upon entering, they saw that Mr. William and a group from the X Institute were all intently focused on the happenings inside the operating room.

Their eyes were tightly fixed on the operating table, peering through the transparent glass of the observation room.

Both Doctor Reed and Adam Willow were eager to see the Ghost Doctor’s medical skill, hoping to learn something.

Previously, Doctor Reed had only heard that this person excelled in various traditional Chinese treatments.

However, all eyes were soon fixed on Abigail Long, who was performing the surgery.

Adam Willow’s expression instantly darkened, his brow furrowed as he blurted out,

"That Ghost Doctor must be insecure. In the end, letting someone else take the lead, so if anything goes wrong, he can shirk responsibility."

Adam Willow was thoroughly familiar with Mr. Parker’s condition. In his heart, even an experienced expert like Doctor Reed wasn’t fully confident about this surgery, let alone someone like Abigail Long, who hadn’t led a surgery in years and was nearly out of practice.

But as soon as Adam’s words fell, Mr. William, like an enraged lion, sharply turned his head and gave him a fierce glare, shouting sternly, "Shut up!"

The sudden rebuke left Adam Willow frozen in place, his face alternating between red and white in embarrassment, unsure how to react.

How had things changed so much in just a few days? Why was Mr. William’s attitude towards her so different?

In the operating room, the surgical lights emitted a strong, blinding glare as the operation reached its most critical, tense phase.

Senior Sister Long’s movements noticeably slowed, with beads of sweat rolling down her forehead, a hint of hesitation and tension in her eyes.

At that crucial moment, Emily Parker quickly moved closer, whispering a few words in her ear.

In an instant, Senior Sister Long’s eyes lit up slightly, and her previously tense expression eased considerably.

Immediately after, her movements became crisp and efficient again, each action precise and swift, as if infused with newfound strength.

It was clear that she had received the Ghost Doctor’s crucial guidance.

Time ticked by, each second testing everyone’s patience.

Finally, after an hour, the challenging surgery concluded successfully.

The medical staff in the operating room let out a sigh of relief, smiles of satisfaction spreading across their faces.

In the observation room, Mr. William was so excited that his hands trembled slightly, showering words of praise without reservation,

"Absolutely perfect.

The medical team at Eastern Hospital is truly impressive."

Those words of admiration echoed in the observation room.

Doctor Reed and Adam Willow stood by, their expressions complex and difficult to describe.

Especially Adam Willow, whose eyes were filled with shock and remorse.

The sound of the Ghost Doctor’s voice was similar to someone his age, yet the medical skill and knowledge displayed by the other party were far superior, filling him with a mix of emotions—regret over his misjudgment and an inferiority complex towards the Ghost Doctor’s superior medical skill.

The doors of the operating room slowly opened, and Senior Sister Long led the medical team out in single file, each with a sense of pride after completing this complex surgery.

Mrs. Parker and Sophie Parker were already eagerly waiting at the door, and upon seeing everyone come out, they quickly stepped forward to greet them.

Sophie Parker’s eyes scrutinized Senior Sister Long, full of criticism and doubt, and without hesitation, she asked,

"How did you end up leading the surgery?"

In Sophie Parker’s memory, Senior Sister Long was just an ordinary doctor working in a small clinic, hardly qualified to handle a high-difficulty surgery like this.

Senior Sister Long looked at Sophie Parker’s doubt-filled face, feeling a bit displeased, but she suppressed her emotions and said calmly,

"Mr. Parker’s condition has been stabilized.

However, his treatment timing was delayed, and he missed the optimum treatment plan.

I’ve removed his gallbladder, and he should avoid overexertion in the future, resting quietly."

Having said that, Senior Sister Long didn’t elaborate further; she never had a good impression of the Parker Family, feeling they mistreated Emily all these years. If Emily hadn’t been unable to step in herself, Senior Sister Long wouldn’t have come.

Now that the surgery was over, she just wanted to leave quickly.

"Senior Sister Long."

Just as Abigail Long was about to leave, she heard a familiar voice behind her.

She turned around to see Doctor Reed approaching with a beaming smile and enthusiasm.

Doctor Reed’s face had a seemingly sincere smile, and his eyes radiated friendliness.

Before Abigail Long could react, Doctor Reed hurriedly reached out his hand, shook Abigail Long’s hand tightly, and enthusiastically—like they were old friends who hadn’t seen each other in years—said,

"You’re just as outstanding as ever."

There was a hint of approval in Doctor Reed’s voice, as though acknowledging Abigail Long’s medical skill and reminiscing about medical school days.

"We owe today’s surgery to you.

On behalf of Love & Kindness Hospital, I thank you."

He spoke while nodding slightly, his smile growing brighter.

Then, with a shift in tone, Doctor Reed said,

"Moreover, on behalf of the hospital board, I’d like to extend an invitation to you, inviting you to be a Chief Doctor at our hospital."

Though the offer sounded sincere, his slightly elevated tone and the unconscious straightening of his posture suggested it was more like he was offering a rare opportunity to Abigail Long.

Abigail Long furrowed her brows slightly.

Her resume hadn’t been impressive over the years, and her degree wasn’t aligned with the mainstream requirements for a Doctorate in Medicine. Apart from Eastern Hospital, other top-tier hospitals indeed wouldn’t accept a doctor like her.

"No, thank you, I have better plans."

Abigail Long refused Doctor Reed’s offer outright.

"Senior Sister Long, you might want to reconsider.

If you join our hospital, I could consider admitting you as my doctoral student this year. As you know, my prestige in the medical field is quite high, and only by becoming my doctoral student can you reestablish your footing in the medical community.

My doctoral student positions are always in high demand."

Doctor Reed chuckled, half-jokingly.

"No, thank you.

I do plan to pursue a doctorate.

I’ve already chosen my supervisor, it’s Doctor X."

Just as Abigail Long finished speaking, Adam Willow and Mr. William also walked out with others, with Adam trying hard to strike up a conversation with Mr. William.

Upon hearing that Abigail Long planned to become Doctor X’s doctoral student, Adam Willow’s face showed urgency, and he couldn’t wait to ask,

"Is Doctor X recruiting doctoral students domestically?"