“Send me his medical records first,” Elliana replied.

That was all the assurance he needed.

“Right away!” His excitement crackled through the line.

Minutes later, Howell’s medical files arrived—detailed reports, scans, and years of documentation.

After reviewing them, Elliana looked up and said confidently, “I can perform this surgery.”

Levi could hardly contain his joy.

“That’s amazing! I knew you could handle it! When can you come to Yruzias?”

“Your uncle doesn’t have time to waste. Every delay raises the risk. I’ll set off immediately. Get the pre-operative preparations ready before I arrive,” Elliana said.

Having assisted Elliana in countless major surgeries, Levi knew exactly what to do. Their partnership was seamless, and she trusted him implicitly to get everything done without needing a long list of instructions.

And just like that, the plan was in motion.

While Levi contacted the royal family and began the surgical preparations, Elliana started packing for her flight.

The sudden decision unsettled Cole, Arthur, and Milton. Operating on a royal wasn’t like treating an ordinary patient. Success meant prestige—but failure could destroy everything.

“Elliana, are you sure about this?” Arthur asked, his voice tight with concern.

Milton chimed in, “I can’t help feeling uneasy about you rushing into this.”

But Elliana remained composed.

“You’re worried about his status, not the surgery. I’ve assessed the risks, and I’m confident in the result. Trust me.”

Her calm certainty silenced their doubts. When she said she was sure, she always was.

Cole didn’t try to stop her. He knew her too well. Once she made up her mind, there was no turning back. He only reached for her hand.

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“Then I’m coming with you.”

Elliana shook her head gently.

“Nah. Better not. When I last appeared as Milena, I was disguised as a man. That identity must remain separate from Mrs. Evans. If you come with me, it’ll draw attention we can’t afford.”

Cole respected Elliana’s choice and stepped back.

“Alright. You go to Yruzias first. I’ll be there later for a different reason. If you need anything, just call me.” Letting her go by herself left him uneasy, but he trusted her judgment.

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