Blurb：
Chase was once a brilliant surgeon, engaged to Jasmine until her idol Brandon sabotaged his career. After a botched surgery where Brandon paralyzed a patient, Chase was framed and brutally attacked by the patient's family—losing the use of his hands and four fingers. Rescued by Serena, his old friend, he believed she was his savior. But two years later, Chase discovers the horrifying truth: Serena orchestrated the attack to ruin his hands, ensuring Brandon could steal his Golden Scalpel Competition slot and become Dr. Evelyn Reed’s protégé. Now, with his dreams shattered and his wife Serena revealed as the mastermind behind his suffering, Chase must confront the ultimate betrayal. Can he reclaim his future, or will Serena and Brandon destroy him completely? A gripping tale of revenge, medical drama, and shattered trust.
Content：
While performing surgery, Brandon, my fiancée Jasmine’s idol, was FaceTiming with her, flirting, when his scalpel slipped. The patient ended up paralyzed for life, a vegetable.
Afterward, he pushed me toward the patient’s furious family, who were on the verge of breakdown, claiming *I* was the lead surgeon.
I begged Jasmine to testify for me, but she simply said she’d already secretly married Brandon and didn't want to make her husband jealous. She turned, shielding Brandon, and they left together.
I was slashed dozens of times, my tendons severed, and the ring and pinky fingers of both hands were crushed to a pulp.
In despair, my old friend Serena appeared with her bodyguards.
Crying, she cradled my mangled hands. She dispatched a private jet, brought in dozens of experts from all over the world, and pleaded with them to save me.
Two years later, I overheard her conversation with her assistant, Mark:
“Serena, because of Brandon’s mistake, the patient died on the operating table. The family is flying back from overseas, and I don't think they’ll let him off the hook.”
“Are we going to push the blame onto Chase again, like last time? This is the second time he’s taken the fall for Brandon. What if someone really dies this time?”
Serena scoffed, a sneer on her lips:
“He was riddled with stab wounds and both his hands were ruined before, and he was fine, wasn't he? If he can take the hit once, he can do it twice. As long as I’m taking care of him, it doesn’t matter as long as he doesn’t die.”
“Brandon is preparing for the ‘Golden Scalpel Competition.’ Becoming a protégé of Dr. Evelyn Reed is his dream, and I won’t allow any danger or obstacles to come near him!”
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Mark looked distressed:
“But that competition slot originally belonged to Chase. He was once the best surgeon in the country, and becoming a protégé of Dr. Reed was *his* dream too. Yet you intentionally had his hands ruined to disqualify him.”
“Chase worked for ten years to get that slot. Is this really fair to him?”
“What’s unfair about it? His hands are already useless. He’s just a disabled man, he can’t compete anyway.”
Mark still hesitated:
“But you spent thirty million dollars to get Brandon in as a substitute, and then another two hundred million to bribe the organizers to leak the competition questions. If word gets out that you helped him cheat, your reputation and the company’s stock could suffer immeasurable losses.”
Serena looked impatient:
“Enough! From the moment I met Brandon, I was ready to give him everything. Since I couldn’t make him choose me, I’ll do everything I can to support his dreams. As long as Brandon is happy, what are a little reputation and stock prices compared to that?”
“Brandon *must* win the competition. Only then can he become Dr. Reed’s protégé. As for Chase… let him be ruined. I’ll spend the rest of my life making it up to him.”
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