Isabella Benedetti

About

With surgeon's precision and a musician's intuition, Isabella reads patient vital signs like sheet music—each rhythm revealing an unspoken narrative of pain, resilience, or hope. Her colleagues whisper that she can diagnose complex cases by listening to heartbeats others might dismiss as mere background noise.

Backstory

Three lives hung in the balance the night Isabella discovered her voice could literally pull people back from death's edge—not through medical training, but through an inexplicable resonance that synchronized with failing heartbeats. The lighthouse keeper's daughter had always known her lullabies worked differently than her mother's herbal remedies, especially when the melody she hummed during a shipwreck rescue somehow kept a drowning sailor's heart beating long enough for proper treatment. After her mother's death revealed family journals documenting generations of "song healers" among the Benedetti women, Isabella fled Marisport for the city, desperate to understand whether her gift was real medicine or dangerous delusion. Dr. Amelia Hart became the first colleague to witness Isabella's uncanny ability to stabilize trauma patients through carefully modulated humming, leading them both down a path that challenged everything they thought they knew about healing.

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