Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 927: Marissa held Landen's test paper up for the other family members to see.

"Take a look at this," she said, excitement in her voice.

"What do you think is the most striking aspect of Landen's test paper?" Eagerly, the family members leaned closer, their eyes scanning the paper until they quickly spotted its standout feature.

Marissa continued, "Even though Landen is still working on his medical skills, he shows the traits of a great doctor. Every answer he provided is correct, with no mistakes. He scored a perfect mark. For the questions he didn't know how to answer, he chose to leave them blank instead of guessing, which shows his integrity." Everyone nodded, absorbing her insights.

"I completely agree," someone said.

Lutest chapters in gl.☐om "That kind of attitude is vital for a doctor. When we are confident, we treat our patients with great care, but when we aren't sure, we don't take risks or prescribe medication without certainty. That shows a real sense of responsibility for the patients." "It makes sense why the famous Dr. Riss believes in Landen,” another family member remarked.

"He definitely has the potential to be an exceptional doctor, especially in terms of the important qualities a physician should have." "I remember Arlan saying something similar," someone added.

"The most crucial quality for a doctor isn't just medical skill, but strong character. To beca truly excellent doctor, one must first develop good medical ethics before focusing on improving their medical skills." "A doctor without ethics is of no use, no matter how skilled they may be. Patients won't seek their help, leaving their talents wasted," one person said firmly, underscoring the importance of integrity.

"The decline of our Nash family isn't just about not making progress in medical and pharmaceutical practices; it also stems from a drop in our medics' ethics. Sanga has led us down the wrong path," another voice lamented. "With Tiffany now stressing the need for strong medical ethics, it's tfor us to back her up and take this seriously. As the legendary healer Dr. Riss, she can help restore our family's reputation in the medical world," someone urged.

While the conversation flowed, Marissa remained calm. Gerry and his son, however, exchanged frustrated looks, their acceptance reluctant. For years, the two had focused their efforts on gaining power and wealth, neglecting the development of their medical and pharmaceutical skills. They had beccomplacent, resting on their past accomplishments.

Now that Tiffany was revealed to be the famous healer Riss, they felt a chasm between her and themselves, unable to compare.

Yet, Crosby couldn't let his ambition go.

"Tiffany, just because you say Landen has good ethics doesn't mean he's talented in medicine or pharmaceuticals. He still isn't ready to be the successor to the family leader,” he insisted, his arms crossed tightly.

Crosby felt a twinge of jealousy. Since he couldn't compete with Tiffany, the now-famous doctor, he thought he could at least undermine Landen to make himself feel better.

Marissa shot him a dismissive look, her voice steady.

"Crosby, having beca legendary doctor myself, I have the ability to recognize talent when I see it. Landen is someone I've been watching closely for a while. I chose him as my personal disciple not out of family ties, but because I genuinely saw his skill and potential in medicine and pharmaceuticals. I didn't take him under my wing just for the Nash family; I'm preparing him to be my successor. In the future, I plan to hand over my entire medical team to Landen." Her words echoed in the living room, and everyone turned to Landen, their expressions filled with envy. Meanwhile, Landen stood wide-eyed, stammering to Marissa, "D-Do you really think that's amazing, boss?" He couldn't shake off memories of his twith Black Snake, when she often scolded him harshly, making him feel insignificant.

But today, Marissa's strong support made him feel validated in a way he had never experienced before.

Marissa nodded, her smile bright and sincere.

"In my eyes, you really are exceptional. I don't take on on't take on disciples lightly. By choosing you, it means I see something remarkable in you."

"Haha," Landen chuckled shyly, his face warming with embarrassment. To him being praised by Marissa felt like a sweet reward, filling him with a sense of pride. As he watched Marissa lift Landen's spirits, Crosby's unease grew. He quickly tried to change the atmosphere.

"Tiffany, you speak so highly of Landen, but he's been your disciple for a while now, and why are his medical skills lacking? That suggests you wereh being fair when you chose him. He isn't cut out for medicine; he's just a hopeless case. Your compliments seem aimed at protecting your lackey. As the legendary Dr. Riss, your clear bias makes it hard to respect you." Marissa smiled lightly, her gaze steady on Crosby as she carefully chose her words.

"Landen's slow progress in medical and pharmaceutical skills is my fault. He is not to blame."