Chapter 35

　　Sarah glanced at her and mocked, "Do you think you can handle it? Treating illnesses isn't child's play. Traditional medicine is nothing more than a trick to fool the layman. What if something goes wrong later? If you worsen her condition, can you bear that responsibility?" 　　Sarah's words worked. Sheldon looked serious. 　　Isabella pondered and then said sincerely, "If anything goes wrong, I'll take responsibility. It won't affect the department or the hospital. Dr. Wilson, let me give it a try." 　　Thinking that the talent valued by the board of directors should not be flakey, Sheldon nodded. 　　Isabella took out a special tool from the drawer and began to treat the little girl skillfully and intently. 　　About two or three minutes later, she felt the little girl's forehead. It didn't seem so hot. She then nodded to Lydia, who was standing behind her with a new thermometer. 　　Sarah was waiting to see Isabella's failure, but the smug look on her face gradually disappeared as she saw the