The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 267

Chapter 267 Informing Fabian

“Okay,” Wynter replied, despite her doubts. She prioritized Elliot’s rescue above all else. “Does he have any allergies or medication.

restrictions? Any aversion to drugs like penicillin?”

“None,” Ryan replied.

As they conversed, the stretcher arrived. Wynter handled the situation with professionalism, swiftly placing Elliot flat on the stretcher before hurrying to the operating room. She was followed closely by the

doctors and nurses.

Ryan was sweating profusely with anxiety. Despite his eagerness to inform Wynter of her true identity as Ms. Quinnell, he refrained from doing so, fearing it might affect her emotions and the surgery.

The light above the operating room door illuminated. After settling

the remaining operation matters, Dalton approached Ryan once

Wynter had entered the operating room.

“Have you found your Miss Quinnell?” Dalton asked in an indifferent tone, unaware of the specifics of the search as he had come to assist

in the village rescue operation only.

After a brief hesitation, Ryan decided not to reveal Wynter’s true identity, simply muttering, “Yes, we have.”

“Good,” Dalton remarked, his eyes expressing a sense of relief.

With this, he would no longer owe anything to the Quinnell family, and that ridiculous childhood engagement could finally come to an end.

Chapter 267 informing Fatman

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Meanwhile, in the operating room, Wynter, clad in a mask and medical scrubs, swiftly cut open Elliot’s shirt, calmly issuing instructions in a professional tone.

“Administer anesthesia at low dosage. Monitor the patient’s blood

pressure. Surgical forceps, scalpel…”

Initially, the doctors were skeptical of Wynter’s capability due to her age. However, as they witnessed her skillful movements with the

scalpel, their eyes widened in amazement. Her incision was precise,

and she conducted the surgery at a remarkable speed.

Despite the limited resources of Havenlight Hospital, the surgery proceeded smoothly. It was evident that a talented surgeon could excel anywhere, regardless of the hospital facilities!

The doctors couldn’t help but feel relieved that Wynter was the one

performing the surgery. As it progressed, they could see the

complexity of the procedure.

Due to the prolonged delay and the patient’s resistance to

medication, along with complications from the shoulder injury,