The Reborn Twin Sister

Lanita silently sat in Silas Mcnutt's office.

Silas Mcnutt put on his glasses, took out the medicine box, picked up an alcohol cotton with tweezers, raised her eyes and said gently to her, "It will hurt a little. Just bear it."

"OK." Lanita nodded.

Silas Mcnutt approached her and carefully wiped the wound on her lip.

Lanita didn't feel any pain at all. She looked straight at his face and looked at his serious gazes. She asked unconsciously, "You are a cardiac surgeon and have studied abroad. In the medical field you have seen, has anyone suddenly become another person or suddenly have another person's memory after heart transplantation?"

"From a medical point of view, the hippocampus in the brain is the key to storing memory, not the heart, so even after heart replacement surgery, they will never become another person, let alone have another person's memory. However, some people do have some changes in their temperament after heart transplantation, but I personally think it is mainly because this person cares too much about this heart that does not belong to him, and then some ordinary people also have some small changes that are infinitely amplified, which makes him different from before. "

"Do you believe in resurrection?"

Silas Mcnutt put down his tweezers and his eyes were deep.

"My family has doctors for generations. I grew up in the hospital since I was a child. Although I can't say it's every day, I see people die every few days. Of course, there is a chance to save people after cardiac arrest, but after confirming death, I've never seen anyone live again, so I don't believe in resurrection. I only believe that racing against time can have a greater chance to save people in this world."

Lanita's hands were tightly held together.

If she didn't come back from the dead, what's the matter with her?

She needed someone to explain to her. In this world, except her father, she believed in Silas Mcnutt most, so she didn't want to cheat him. She wanted to tell him everything.

"There's something you may think I'm crazy, but you must believe me. In fact, I am..."

"Lingling... Lingling..."

The telephone on her desk interrupted her.

Silas Mcnutt picked up the receiver and put it in his ear.

"It's me. OK, I'll be right there."

He put down the receiver, walked to the door of the office and said, "Sorry, I have an emergency operation. I can't accompany you to see your father."

"Wait."

"Anything else?"

"I..."

The silent words stuck in her throat.

He's going to have surgery next. She can't distract him.

"It's all right. I just want to say take care of yourself."

"Thank you."

After Silas Mcnutt left, Lanita touched the lips he had just wiped with his hand.

His tenderness was still there.

She would find another chance to tell him.

Leaving Silas Mcnutt's office, she inquired about her father's ward, then came to his father's bed and quietly looked at his pale face, and his grey hairs.

"Dad..."

She called him softly for fear of waking him up.

For the time being, she can't tell him the truth and affect his condition. Maybe using her sister's identity can better find evidence to expose their stepmother's conspiracy and better protect him.

……

Early morning.

Lanita returns to Weckman's house. The Weckman family were having breakfast in the hall on the first floor.

She glanced at the four people on the table.

The elegant and beautiful woman must be Kraig Weckman's mother Veola Weckman. Sitting opposite Kraig Weckman, it should be his brother Jim Weckman with dandy temperament, and beside his brother, there was an elegant and quiet woman.....

Who was she?

Hadn't her heard from her sister....

He walked over with a little uneasy in her heart and said hello with a smile: "Good morning."

“……”

There were four people at a table, and no one responded. Kraig Weckman continued to treat her as air perfectly.

Lanita kept smiling awkwardly: "I won't disturb you. Enjoy yourselves."

She turned and was about to leave.

"Wait."

Veola Weckman screamed at her.

Lanita turned back.

Veola Weckman asked, "Where did you go last night?"

"I went to see my father."

"Your father? You haven't contacted him for so many years, and you haven't taken care of him once after he was hospitalized. Why are you suddenly so filial?"

"That's because..."

"Because you're going to see another man."