Katelyn gave no reply, stepping quietly into the patient’s room. Carol lay still on the bed, her eyes shut tight, almost as if she were peacefully sleeping.

Something shifted in Katelyn’s gaze, a mix of determination and worry. “Grandma, I’ll do everything I can to help you,” she promised silently.

After the earlier tension, the diagnosis went smoothly.

Lise observed quietly, saying nothing as Katelyn continued her work. A true sense of fear washed over her. The last person to make her feel this way had been Katelyn, and now it was the famous doctor, Hades.

Neil’s attention remained focused on Katelyn. This woman in front of him, no matter her height or how she carried herself, felt completely different from Katelyn. It was their first meeting, so why did he feel this strange sense of familiarity?

Katelyn moved with intention, carefully examining Carol’s condition with meticulous attention. She also pored over the previous health reports provided by the Wheeler family doctor. Carol’s health had taken a significant turn for the worse. While this often happened with elderly patients, Katelyn still felt that something was off in this case.

Neil rolled himself closer to the bedside, concern etched on his face.

“How is my grandmother doing? When can we go ahead with the surgery?” he asked, his voice filled with anxiety.

Katelyn shook her head slowly, her attention focused on the test results.

“Mrs. Wheeler is quite weak at the moment. We need to boost her strength before we can consider surgery,” she said, gently placing the report aside.

“I’ll prescribe some medication. She needs to take it regularly for the next two weeks to build a strong foundation for the surgery,” Katelyn explained with determination.

“If there’s anything you need, just let us know. We’re trusting my grandmother’s health to you,” Neil said, his voice now tinged with respect.

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Though he didn’t know much about medicine, Katelyn’s earlier actions had clearly shown her professionalism.

Not to mention, her success in past cases was well known. All their hopes rested on her shoulders now.

Katelyn gave a small nod, keeping her thoughts to herself.

Little did Neil know, a deep worry lingered in Katelyn’s mind.

Katelyn’s gaze returned to Carol once more. Even now, she couldn’t quite pinpoint the exact cause of Carol’s severe health deterioration. To elevate her health to a state suitable for surgery, one vital ingredient was still missing—a herb called Spring Snow Herb.

This herb was immensely scarce and precious. It possessed remarkable healing properties, revitalizing a person’s energy. The herb required a decade to reach maturity and could only be discovered by rare chance atop snowy mountain peaks.

What they needed was the elixir extracted and refined from this rare plant. Even Katelyn couldn’t remember the last time she had laid her eyes on it.

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