The CEO's Incredible Heiress

Chapter 50: I Hate Her. Tell Her to Leave

A renowned pianist had injured his hand before in an accident.

Although he hired the best doctors, the surgery was deemed a success and he was able to retain motor function in his hand, it was impossible for him to ever perform again.

Rosé quietly cried.

Jisoo was heartbroken that she got hurt, but there was nothing he could do.

“Big Sis,” said Lisa with his powerful voice.

Rosé watched him walk in with her eyes teary. She pouted and wanted to cry again.

Rosé told Lisa about the situation. “I have already contacted the best surgeon in Europe and America to come over. He is already flying over.”

The moment Jennie entered the room, she stared at Rosé’s hand.

She had already heard the doctor saying that Rosé’s tendon was injured when he spoke to Lisa. Rosé had already undergone surgery conducted by their best doctor.

If it were anyone else, it was definitely good enough to help retain motor function. However, Rosé was no ordinary woman. She was a world-class pianist and was the youngest woman ever to come in champion for the Chopin International Piano Competition.

Her hands were nimbler than an average person. She needed her hands to be strong and nimble in order to play the piano well, so her motor functions had to be flawless.

The doctors were unable to guarantee this, but Jennie could do it.

Jennie happened to be an expert in the field in her past life.

Before Jennie could say a word, Rosé caught Jennie staring at her and could not help saying angrily, “Jennie, are you here to mock me?”

“No, I’m not…”

“I know you are. From the moment you walked in, you kept staring at my hand! Are you thinking you can finally have your way now that I am injured? You are too much!” shouted Rosé harshly since she was upset.

Jisoo hurriedly pressed her down. “Calm down. The doctor said you have to stay calm.”

“How can I stay calm? I hate her! Tell her to get lost!” Rosé was completely agitated.

Jennie knew Rosé hated her and did not want her to tear her wound, so she quickly left.

Lisa’s voice turned slightly colder. “Don’t take it out on her.”

Rosé parted her lips and wanted to say more, but decided to stop. She knew Lisa well. If she continued shouting at Jennie, he was bound to get upset.

She watched as Lisa left and could only take her temper out on Jisoo. “I hate you too!’

“Yes, it’s all my fault,” said Jisoo indulgently.

Jennie sat down on a bench outside. She smiled when Lisa walked over. “It’s okay. I get it. She is in a bad mood now. All patients get temperamental.”

“I’m sorry,” apologized Lisa.

Jennie shook her head. “I’m sure she will be fine.”

She would definitely find some way to operate on Rosé.

Lisa thought she was talking about the internationally renowned surgeon Jisoo had called.

It was impossible for Shi Jin to work any magic on Rosé since their grudge was too deep.

Considering Rosé’s condition, it was impossible for them to set aside their differences, let alone expect them to get along and have a normal conversation. Also, why wouldn’t Rosé choose a world-class doctor over her?

Jennie had to wait for the world-class doctor to come before she could find a chance to help Rosé.

Fortunately, Jennie was sure her injuries could wait after seeing her medical report.