Chapter 187 His Compromise

“I’ll give you my dad’s medical records and detailed information on various examinations now. When will the plan be finalized?” Byron didn’t hesitate when he stopped Lydia and her son from approaching Cora and even put his arm around Cora’s shoulder in front of the two of them. “The specific plan depends on the situation, but after it comes out, I will discuss it with Professor Smith again and ensure that it can be carried out without any further changes.” Cora was seriously discussing this with Byron. Lydia and her son couldn’t intervene at all. They could only make small talk between them in the corner. “Weren’t you two dating when she performed that operation three years ago, didn’t you know?” Lydia had a look of irritation. “I’m not in the Department of Medicine. How could I know?” While Eason chatted with Lydia, he kept his eyes on Cora, who had Byron’s arm around her shoulder on the other side. That scene was so dazzling that flames almost shot out of his eyes. While they were dating, Cora shared with him the anatomy experiments she performed and told him about her academic breakthroughs. But at those times, Eason didn’t care to understand, and he didn’t like to read those bloody anatomical diagrams, so he once said to Cora, “Don’t tell me everything that you do. I don’t understand those things.” Afterward, Cora stopped telling him anything related to anatomy and medicine, and Cora didn’t even share many interesting things with him later. He had to learn from her friend, Sally. It was at that time that Eason realized he had a deficiency in the relationship with Cora. “It was too late now. She had hidden it so deeply. I wouldn’t have let you break up so quickly if I had known earlier. The Hansen family now relies on her to cure Old Mr. Hansen’s illness. If she were in our camp, our family would definitely benefit.” Lydia also felt that the appearance of Byron and Cora being entrusted by the Hansen family in various ways was particularly dazzling. If Cora hadn’t broken up with Eason, all these honors would have belonged to her and Eason.