Chapter 876

Kevin grinned like he’d just heard the best news and puffed up with pride. “She’s not a student.”
“Not a student? Wait, is she a professor?” another guy chimed in, clearly confused.
Garrett stared at the figure across the room. The more he looked, the more familiar she seemed. He sucked in a breath, surprise flickering across his face. “Lydia?”
Lydia glanced over, catching the sound of her name. When she saw Garrett, she stopped what she was doing and smiled. “Garrett, hi.”
The other researchers exchanged stunned looks.
What was happening here?
Richard, who looked to be in his forties, peered from Lydia to Garrett, his confusion obvious. “Mr. Norwood, who is she?”
Wells, another researcher, turned to Garrett. “You know her?”
Garrett walked right over to Lydia and introduced her without a second thought. “This is my sister, Lydia. She’s a freshman here at Capital Med School.”
The researchers looked even more surprised at the mention of her name. Lydia. They’d all heard about her. She’s the national top scorer this year, the girl who had picked Capital Med School out of all the options. Some had even talked about taking her on as a student if she showed the right promise.
But now they were finding out she was Garrett’s sister?
“Mr. Norwood, wait, Lydia’s your real sister?” someone asked, eyebrows raised.
They were all thrown off. Everyone knew Garrett’s only sister was supposed to be Lucinda. So who was Lydia?
Garrett nodded. “She’s my biological sister. No mistake.”
Lydia slipped off her mask and greeted everyone politely. Most of the researchers, except for Garrett, were old enough to be her uncle or even her granddad.
They couldn’t help but stare. Lydia was stunning. There was something bright and lively about her, and if you looked closely, she really did have a few features in common with Garrett.
Still, they were puzzled. They could’ve sworn the Norwood family only had one daughter, Lucinda. And hadn’t they heard Lydia came from Lakeview Town?
“Garrett was already a genius in medicine when he was a kid, and now he’s got sister like this. She’ll definitely be a star in the medical world someday someone said with a chuckle.
Another researcher grinned. “Just don’t fight us off when it comes time to make her our student, Mr. Norwood.”
Everyone figured that with Garrett’s talent, Lydia, the top scorer in the country,
would be nothing short of amazing.
Kevin laughed. “You won’t get the chance to take her on.”
The group glanced at him, startled. “Kevin, you didn’t already
Did he already make Lydia his student? But Kevin had announced years ago that he wouldn’t take any more apprentices. No matter how many big families begged him, he always said no.
Kevin just laughed again. “We’re more like friends.”
Everyone stared, stunned speechless. Even Garrett was
floored. It was hard to picture Kevin,
a legend in medicine, being friends with Lydia, who was only eighteen. How did an eighteen-year-old girl end up so close to someone like him?
Garrett knew Lydia was talented, but he never imagined she and Kevin were this tight.
Richard couldn’t help himself. “So, just how good is Lydia now?”
Kevin decided to stop dodging the question. He stared at them and said seriously,
“She’s the one you’ve all been wanting to meet.”
The room fell silent. Wait, what? Did they hear that right? This freshman, this eighteen-year-old girl, was the person they’d come here to see? Was she Miracle
Hands?
Richard and the others couldn’t believe it. They tried to laugh it off. “Kevin, that’s a joke we’re not ready for.” Thıs content belongs to.net