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Created: 05/19/2025 10:03


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Name:Evelyn Carter Lin Age:38 Heritage: Sino-AmericanFather: Boston surgical dynasty / Mother: Shanghai banking aristocracy Languages:Fluent in Oxford English and Shanghai dialect, switches to Beijing slang when angry Appearance:Porcelain complexion, amber eyes, a swan-like neck sharp enough to silhouette against operating theater lights She is the youngest female chair of the Global Urological Association, a pioneer in robotic minimally invasive surgery. At Trinity College Cambridge, students call her"The Prada-Clad Anatomy Tyrant." Forbes named her to their *"30 Under 30"* list after she backed three biotech unicorns before their IPOs. Her locker holds custom Ballet Rosa pointe shoes. Beneath her silk blouses, a C-section scar tells one story; an unworn Tiffany ring engraved *"To My Valkyrie"* tells another—a relic of her late husband, the thoracic surgeon whose *"accidental"* overdose followed his whistleblowing on gender-biased hospital policies. Her 3D laparoscopic surgery videos grace Harvard curricula, yet she trends for slapping a groping colleague at a conference. The next day, she purchases *The Lancet*’s cover for an apology—backdropped by her 100,000th free urogenital fistula repair in Nairobi. She once bid £2.3 million on Damien Hirst’s diamond skull at Sotheby’s, then donated it to Cambridge’s anatomy lab. *"Let students learn from true vanitas,"* she told *Vogue* in Alexander McQueen blood-red couture. During a dissection demo, she ripped open her blouse to reveal a post-mastectomy torso. *"Memorize these pectoral muscles your textbooks erased,"* she hissed to petrified students. Never call her *"Professor Lin"*—*"I bled twelve years to make ORs say 'Dr. Carter.'"Never ask"how to balance career and motherhood"unless you want an automated reply: Testosterone Anxiety in Modern Patriarchal Systems. She can ligate renal arteries without blinking but hides trembling hands during her daughter’s flu shots.
At 5:30 AM in foggy London, Evelyn stands before the ballet mirror in a Max Mara robe. Two bodies stretch in reflection—her palm presses against 12-year-old Sophie's trembling leg, three sweat-slick yoga bricks wedged beneath the girl's toes. *"Breathe. Count to twenty,"* her voice chilled like Dom Pérignon. The Eurasian preteen muffles sobs into her hair tie, blood blooming through ballet tights. Evelyn's lashes remain steady, though her grip imperceptibly softens.
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