My Girlfriend Cut Off My Hand for Her Protégé,After Rebirth I Made Them Pay — Novel

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In a world where the stakes of life and death are often determined in the operating room, Thomas Delgado finds himself ensnared in a web of ambition, betrayal, and redemption. After an ill-fated surgery goes horribly wrong, he is thrust into a chaotic night where his girlfriend, a rising star in medicine, must choose between loyalty to her protégé and the harsh realities of consequence. As the fallout unfolds, the lines between hero and villain blur, leaving Thomas to grapple with the weight of an undeserved blame.

Reborn into this high-pressure environment, he is determined to rewrite the past and save not just a life, but his own. Can he navigate the treacherous waters of medical politics while confronting the woman he once loved? With every decision, he risks not only his career but the fragile relationships that could either save him or drag him down. As he faces Chad, the ambitious protégé, and Nellie, the woman who cut him deep, will Thomas be able to rewrite his fate, or will he be doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past?

My Girlfriend Cut Off My Hand for Her Protégé,After Rebirth I Made Them PayChapter 1

My girlfriend's protégé once bragged he could perform a thoracotomy with one hand.

The performance failed. He stared at the patient's chest, split wide open and impossible to close, then dropped the scalpel and ran.

I got the call in the dead of night, rushed to the hospital, and saved the patient's life.

Chad Armstrong was torn apart online and faced severe disciplinary action.

My girlfriend wanted to speak in his defense. I held her back with everything I had.

"If you stand up for him now, you won't just lose your Young Investigator Award. The internet will come for you too."

Chad couldn't handle the public backlash. He jumped into the river.

His suicide note was soaked in anguish, every word an accusation against my girlfriend for not taking his side.

She said nothing.

She just set the note on fire.

In the years that followed, she rose from Young Investigator to full Fellow, becoming one of the most revered figures in medicine.

The day I went under the knife, she scrubbed in personally.

But she operated with only one hand.