Chapter 6 — My husband stole my research results and gave them to his juniors

Diep Thu's tears kept falling. But this time... No one stood up to defend her anymore. Tuong Van Chu suddenly laughed coldly.

“Ha Thanh Hoa.”

“Standing on such a high moral position...must be pleasant, right?”

“In the past, I researched this topic... wasn't it because I wanted to get promoted?”

I turned to look at him.

“I promoted with a public defense.”

“With complete data.”

“By documenting ethics approval.”

“By monitoring patients after treatment.”

“And Diep Thu…”

“Promotion by removing the contraindication clause.”

“Sign on behalf of the patient.”

“Stealing the author's name.”

“And I have you standing behind me.”

“Don't put me and her on the same scale.”

The Director immediately turned to the Head of Human Resources.

“Stop the process of processing Dr. Ha's resignation letter.”

I frowned slightly.

“Headmaster.”

“My decision to quit... will not change.”

The director's voice softened.

“I didn't mean to stop you.”

“I just hope the hospital can complete the official confirmation of your honor and research achievements first.”

“What belongs to you... we will definitely return it in full.”

I was silent for a while then spoke up.

“I agree with the confirmation.”

“But I won't go back to the department.”

“Will also not accept any more work arrangements under Tuong Van Chu's management.”

The principal immediately nodded.

"Of course."

“During the investigation period, she will participate as an independent expert to support the hospital.”

“Remuneration as well as scope of responsibilities will be clearly specified in writing.”

Hearing the words "independent expert", Tuong Van Chu's eyes flashed with discomfort and humiliation. The person who used to just say a word could force me to be on night duty instead... Now he had to let the Director himself invite me. In the end, he still couldn't bear it.

“Are you in such a hurry to talk about money with the hospital?”

I calmly looked at him.

“When you used my research results for others to use to consider positions... weren't you also talking about benefits?”

"When you used my plan to pave the way for the position of Deputy Director... weren't you also calculating the gain or loss?"

“Don't come to me... and only allow me to say two words of dedication.”

The nurses standing around all changed their eyes. Someone said in a low voice:

“Doctor Ha is right.”

"She has been on duty for Diep Thu in the past for countless shifts."

Hearing that sentence, Diep Thu's face became even whiter. The head of the Disciplinary Inspection Department finished looking at the preliminary record on his phone and suddenly raised his head.

“Headmaster.”

“There's one more message.”

“Last night, Director Tuong sent it to Diep Thu.”

“The content is…”

'Thanh Hoa's heart softened. Wait for the patient's family to make a fuss, she will automatically return to save the situation.'

I looked at Tuong Van Chu. He also looked back at me. At this moment... He finally stopped trying to maintain a fake peaceful appearance. But I just smiled slightly.

“You miscalculated.”

“I'm soft-hearted…”

“It's for the patients.”

“But not because of the wolf.”

Just finished speaking. The door to the surgical area opened. Director Luong quickly walked out.

“The patient needs to be immediately transferred to the Intensive Care Department.”

“The family is about to sign the confirmation.”

"Still more..."

“On the reconciliation form for the drugs used in the surgery...”

“Having another signature wouldn't be right either.”

When the drug use reconciliation form was brought in front of the Director... No one dared to speak up in the entire hallway. The signature on the form is in the nursing reconciliation section. The handwriting looks very similar to Diep Thu's. But the signer's name... It's another nurse. The head nurse just glanced at her and her face immediately changed.

“This is not Tieu Duong's signature.”

"Today Tieu Duong is on duty in operating room number 2. From beginning to end, he has never been to operating room number 3."

Diep Thu's lips trembled and turned purple.

“I... I just signed for her.”

“That day was so busy…”

The head nurse was so angry that even her voice trembled.

“Can you help me sign?”

“Can the drug use reconciliation form also be signed instead?”

“Do you know how serious this is?”

Diep Thu cried and shook her head.

“I... I don't think that much.”

I looked at her coldly.

“She doesn't think much about anything.”

“Stealing the author's name... I don't think so.”

“Remove the contraindication clause... I don't think.”

“Consent for treatment... I don't think.”

“Even the medicine reconciliation form... I don't think so.”

“But every risk the patient has to take... will remember for you.”

Those words made Diep Thu's face lose all color. Tuong Van Chu suddenly put his hand on the wall. It was as if at this moment... He truly understood that there was no way for things to go back to his liking. The Director turned to the Legal Department.

“Create a file to report to the authorities.”

“The case involves forgery of signatures on records and medical safety.”

“Transfer to the competent authority for handling in accordance with the law.”

Diep Thu suddenly shouted.

“Headmaster!”

“You're still young!”

“I can't leave a criminal record!”

The man in the waiting area heard this and roared.

“My mother almost lost her life!”

“Up to this point, do you still think you're still young?”

Diep Thu retreated in fear. Suddenly... She rushed in front of me.