Chapter 1418
“It was Miss Serena who re-diagnosed the root cause. It was she who altered the resuscitation protocols, and it was she who stopped several incorrect medication orders that would have led directly to the patients’ deaths p>
He pointed a finger at his own chest.
“And one of those fatal misjudgments was made by me p>
The entire hall once again fell into a stunned silence.
This was one of the most formidable figures in the field of neurology, publicly admitting that his judgment had been wrong.
And the person who corrected him was Serena Lancaster!
Dr. Baldur added in a low, firm voice, “I can swear on my professional honor that during the Severia rescue, Miss Serena never stole anyone’s credit. Without her, our so-called ‘team collaboration’ would have amounted to nothing more than a collective failure p>
The words from these elite figures left the Montgomerys and the Harrisons looking incredibly sick, unable to utter a single syllable.
The testimony of these titans only highlighted how utterly pathetic and laughable their previous accusations had been.
No wonder Serena… had always been so unyielding.
It was because she had the capital and the absolute right to be!
She stood at a height that they couldn’t even reach if they craned their necks.
The Lancaster family finally felt a wave of vindication.
Jasper laughed outright. “Oh? Who was it just saying my sister was propped up too high by public opinion p>
“The actual core team is right here now. Go on, keep talking p>
Ignoring their sickly complexions, Jasper pressed on. “Didn’t you say the team that actually participated in the rescue would feel slighted p>
He looked at Dr. Dawson, then at Dr. Smith and the others. “Let’s do a quick interview. Do any of you feel slighted p>
Dr. Dawson glared coldly at Arthur Harrison. “The only thing that slights us is seeing Miss Serena do so much for Elyndor, only to be slandered and targeted by people with ulterior motives p>
Arthur and Clarissa were consumed by shame, entirely incapable of offering any rebuttal.
At that moment, Serena spoke up, her voice light and casual. “However… they were right about one thing p>
“Medical rescues are indeed never the work of just one person p>
She lazily lifted her gaze toward Arthur Harrison. There was no trace of arrogance on her face, despite having an army of medical legends backing her.
It was as if their presence and defense of her were simply a matter of course.
A faint smile tugged at Serena’s lips. “The rescue in Severia wasn’t solely my doing. It involved the Elyndorian medical team, the Department of Foreign Affairs international remote consultation experts, and medical staff who worked tirelessly day and night p>
“I never once claimed that the credit was mine alone p>
“But, if you’re trying to use the concept of a ‘team’ to erase my contributions p>
Her piercing gaze locked onto the Harrison father and daughter. “You don’t have the
right p>
That single sentence cut deeper than the collective defense of all the medical titans. Because she wasn’t bragging.
She was simply stating a fact.
And facts were often the most lethal, invisible blades.
For a moment, every eye in the banquet hall subconsciously drifted back to Serena.
The girl remained exactly where she was.
The sleek black gown hugged her
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She stood there with a casual grace.
As if it were only natural for these top-tier medical giants to come all this way just for
her.
And as if everything they had just revealed wasn’t some grand achievement worth bragging about.
It seemed she had long grown accustomed to the glory.