Chapter 16
Chapter 16 — My husband stole my research results and gave them to his juniors
The representative of the Legal Department placed three copies of documents next to each other. The time stamped in red is clearly visible. The authorization statement is like a piece of paper slapping itself in the face. Tuong Van Chu gritted his teeth.
“I've never seen this before.”
The employee standing outside the door immediately spoke up.
"Diep Thu claimed that he told her to include it in the additional file for review."
Tuong Van Chu smiled coldly.
“Now she of course blames everything on me.”
Professor Tan suddenly spoke up.
“Writing can be assessed.”
“The origin of the print can be checked.”
“The batch code of the paper can also be verified.”
“Anyone who has touched it... may not be able to find it.”
The Information Technology Department staff also raised their heads.
“The electronic copy of this document has been restored to the server.”
“The account that created the file belongs to Director Chiang.”
“The last editor was Diep Thu.”
“The place where documents are printed is the Dean's office.”
Tuong Van Chu's face immediately stiffened. The director gently closed his eyes.
"Continue."
Information Technology Department staff opens the recovery log. A folder appears on the screen. Inside is not only the authorization statement. There are also several blank signature forms. One of them is titled: Ha Thanh Hoa - Additional Explanation. Another copy reads: Add a signature confirming communication with the patient's family. There is another copy that reads: Nursing reconciliation correction form. Each document... sent chills down the spines of those present. The head nurse asked with a trembling voice.
“Just how many fake things like this have you prepared?”
Tuong Van Chu's mother suddenly screamed.
“What if it's fake?”
“My son also did it because of the hospital project!”
“Is there any Homeroom teacher who wouldn't do that?”
As soon as he finished speaking... The Principal's face immediately turned pale. The two policemen immediately took notes. Tuong Van Chu roared at his mother.
“Mom, shut up!”
His mother was startled. Lips trembling. I quietly watched it all. There was no wavering in my heart. Before... What I was most afraid of was Tuong Van Chu's mother coming to the hospital to cause trouble. I'm afraid it will affect him. I'm afraid that others will talk about my husband and me being in discord. Only today did I understand. There is something called face... Which is just a veil to cover up shamelessness. The longer they cover up... The more they dare to reach out to other people's lives. Tran Nghien and several other young doctors were also invited in to compare documents. One by one they pointed out their original notes. Someone took out the backup copy in the email. Someone took out a handwritten form. Someone took out the chat history with Tuong Van Chu. The content is almost identical.
“Just let the management department agree first.”
"Young people should not rush to register their names."
“The results will be arranged for you later.”
“This time, let the person who needs it more use it first.”
Every sentence sounds peaceful. But behind... is a hand reaching out to steal the fruits of other people's labor. Tran Nghien placed her original form on the table.
“Headmaster.”
“I request that the right to my name be restored.”
The nurse also said with red eyes.
“I also ask the hospital to publicly apologize.”
"Even the previous disciplinary decision because I thought I lost documents... I also request to be annulled."
The director's voice was low.
“All notes.”
“Review each case."
“Whatever needs to be restored will be restored.”
“If something needs to be corrected, it must be corrected.”
“The hospital will issue an official written response to each person.”
Tuong Van Chu suddenly burst out laughing. That smile carries the coldness of someone who has nothing left to lose.
“Now everyone stands up to demand justice.”
“So when I received the funding for the project…”
“Why doesn't anyone speak up?”
Tran Nghien immediately raised her head.
“What topic funding have I received?”
Information Technology Department staff immediately looked up the books. A few minutes later. His expression changed.
“In Tran Nghien's project, there is a service allowance.”
“But the account receiving the money is not Dr. Tran's.”
“But it belongs to Diep Thu.”
In the testimony room next door, upon hearing that sentence, Diep Thu's cries immediately rang out.
“It was Director Chiang who told me to accept!”
“He said it was the research team's budget!”
Right after that. There was another topic of another nurse discovering that the allowance had been transferred to an account designated by Tuong Van Chu. The entire hallway completely exploded. This... It's no longer simply a matter of names. But the research results, funding and medical records... All are rotten from the ground up. The Director immediately requested the Finance Department to seal all related cash flows. Representatives of the Department of Health also asked the hospital to submit detailed funding for all projects in the last three years. Tuong Van Chu's forehead began to drip with cold sweat. As for me, I just quietly packed up my documents. Then looked towards the Director.
“I have one more request.”
The director immediately said.
“You just say it.”
“All the achievements that have been impersonated, replaced or appropriated…”
“Private mediation is not permitted.”
“There must be a written conclusion.”
“You must notify the person who is being violated.”
“It is absolutely necessary to publicly cancel all signatures in the wrong name.”
The director nodded.