Chapter 9 — My husband stole my research results and gave them to his juniors

The man immediately ran back. The nurse gave him a test result card.

“For the time being, the patient's condition has stabilized.”

“But the extent of kidney damage still needs to continue to be monitored.”

“More…”

“We found the original pre-operative test slip.”

“It had the doctor's handwritten note on it.”

“The content is…”

'It is recommended to temporarily suspend the application of the process.'

Chairman Luong received the ballot. His face immediately changed.

“This line…”

The nurse replied in a low voice:

“In the signature section, it says Diep Thu.”

“But the handwriting…”

“Very similar to Dr. Ha's.”

Everyone once again looked at me in unison. I slowly raised my eyes.

“My letters?”

I reached out to receive the ballot. Only looking at it once... I burst out laughing.

“Tuong Van Chu.”

“Even forging my handwriting…”

“Are you too lazy to practice a little more?”

The test form is placed on the counter. The handwriting on it was crooked, deliberately imitating my familiar handwriting. When writing medical symbols, I always have the habit of adding focus at the end. The final stroke of the pen is always very light. And on this paper... Every finishing line is so dark it's almost black. I pulled three original notes from the medical record book.

“My handwriting is here.”

“There are all the dates, hospital bed numbers and medicine symbols.”

“Everyone can compare directly.”

Director Luong bent down to watch for a few seconds. His face became even more serious.

“It's really not the same.”

The Head of the Disciplinary Inspection Department immediately asked for photos to be taken and sealed as evidence. Tuong Van Chu spoke coldly.

"Appraisal of handwriting cannot be concluded just by looking at it."

I nodded.

“So please turn it over to an independent appraisal unit.”

“By the way, verify the time the signature on this slip was written.”

Tuong Van Chu's eyelids twitched. I continue.

“Hospital printed paper all has production batch codes.”

“The printing system at the nursing counter also stores print logs with unique codes.”

“When was this test sheet printed, who took it, who returned it…”

“Everything can be investigated.”

Diep Thu's face was as white as a sheet of paper. She unconsciously looked at Tuong Van Chu. His eyes were sharp as knives. Forcing her to swallow back what she was about to say. But I turned to the Chief Nursing Officer.

“Please check the registration book for receiving pre-operative documents in operating room number 3.”

The head nurse immediately opened the book. Very quickly... She pointed to a line of notes.

"Today, at 7:40 a.m., Diep Thu received pre-operative records from operating room number 3."

“8:05 a.m., Director Tuong received an additional copy of the test form.”

Tuong Van Chu's facial muscles twitched slightly.

“I just checked according to procedure.”

I calmly asked:

“So after you check…”

“Why does an additional note appear on the ticket with the same handwriting as mine, saying 'Recommended to temporarily suspend application of the process'?"

He didn't answer. The Director turned to the Information Technology Department.

“Check the printer log.”

Information Technology Department staff quickly looked it up. 8 hours 12 minutes. The computer in the Chairman's office printed out a copy of the test form for patient in operating room number 3. 8:19 a.m. That document is scanned and uploaded to the attached dossier package for review. Upload account: Upload device: Computer in the Chairman's office. Diep Thu completely collapsed.

“I didn't know that line was added later!”

“Mr. Tuong just said it was additional documents!”

“He said as long as it shows that Ms. Ha also suggested the same thing…”

“Even if there are problems with the process…”

“It can also be proven that everyone discussed together!”

Tuong Van Chu was so angry that he burst out laughing.

“Diep Thu.”

“Now it's nice of you to brush off your responsibilities.”

Diep Thu cried and screamed.

“I can't brush it off!”

“But don't try to force me to carry the burden alone!”

Having finished speaking... She took out a small tape recorder from her bag. Everyone was stunned. Tuong Van Chu immediately rushed up.

“Diep Thu!”

Diep Thu tightened her grip on the tape recorder. As if that was the last saving straw.

“I'm afraid you're stupid.”

“I'm also afraid that one day you'll turn around.”

“So…”

“Every time you tell me to do something…”

“I recorded it all.”

I looked at her. There was no pity in his eyes. The most ironic thing in the world... is that two people who steal together... don't trust each other at all. The Head of the Disciplinary Inspection Department received the recorder. Play the first recording on the spot. Tuong Van Chu's voice rang out in the loudspeaker.

“Written too many contraindications…”

“The review board will consider this process difficult to disseminate.”

“Just delete it first.”

"There's no need to worry about Ha Thanh Hoa."

“She's very dignified.”

“We won't make a scene at the hospital.”

Next was Diep Thu's timid voice.

“What if something happens to the patient?”

Tuong Van Chu smiled coldly.

“The process framework was designed by her.”

“She can't run.”

“If you really make a big deal out of it…”

“Let's just say she gave verbal instructions.”

The recording came here... The entire hallway seemed to stop breathing. The man, a family member of the patient, had red eyes. His fists were clenched so tight that they made a cracking sound.