Reborn To Remarry My Ex Husband (Melody and Edward) novel Chapter 423

Chapter 423 Verdict
Knox's words struck with the force of a professional critique, aimed directly at Suzanna's dry needling technique.

What he really meant was that, even if Cameron's legs had been beyond repair, they certainly shouldn't have worsened to this extent.

Now, not only was he bleeding out, but there was a real risk of permanent paralysis.

A tense silence filled the room after Knox spoke. All eyes turned to Suzanna, whose complexion had drained to an unnatural pallor.

She hadn't expected Knox to criticize her so bluntly.

Flustered, she quickly tried to redirect the conversation. "Knox, maybe we should focus on minimizing the damage to Cameron's legs?" she suggested, her voice urgent.

"Paralysis can't happen. He's ... he's too proud. How could he ever cope with that?" Suzanna's words trembled with genuine fear.

Anyone watching could have easily assumed that she didn't realize the electrodes causing Cameron's current state had come from her own hands.

"We need to start treatment now, Knox," she insisted, her voice tight with worry.

Knox noticed how shaken she was by the situation, and naturally, he assumed that such poor needlework couldn't have been her doing.

After all, the video the Stirlands elders had posted online—showing Suzanna's remarkable skill in microsurgery meridian suturing—had proven she was capable of far more sophisticated procedures.

She had the ability.

But dry needling wasn't her strong suit, which was why Mr. Shield Sr. had taken her on as an apprentice in the first place.

However, Knox didn't see her as an amateur.

Given her expertise in meridian suturing, she could be skilled enough to be his teacher.

But he was the elder, so out of respect, he had insisted she call him Knox.

The more he thought about it, the prouder he felt of her. It only deepened his admiration.

Before entering the operating room, he patted her shoulder in an attempt to reassure her.

"Don't worry, Suzanna. Since he's your brother, I'll do what I can to help.