Chapter 145

Slowly, I could feel my breathing becoming smoother, and my heartbeat gradually returned to normal. The attending doctor, upon noticing the stabilizing readings on the machines monitoring my vitals, couldn't help but let out a long sigh of relief. He turned to Juliette, his face filled with gratitude. "Dr. Caddel, we're lucky you were here today. Without you, this patient might not have made it." "You're too kind. As a doctor, treating patients and saving lives is my duty." With that, Juliette turned and walked toward a wall inside the operating room. She leaned against it, allowing her tense body to relax for a moment. Saving Joshua had been pure chance. She was originally an expert in cancer treatment, representing the provincial hospital. She had come to the city hospital to guide the surgical procedures for various types of cancer and to advise on the proper use of special drugs that inhibit the growth of cancer cells, helping patients regain their health. However, as she w