Chapter 12 — Transfer Rate Changed

The child's mother suddenly looked up: "Just now it was this female doctor who saved my child. That doctor kept pushing the cart away, and that beautiful doctor told me not to surround her." The eyes of everyone in the hallway looking at To Van Tinh immediately changed. Co Thua looked at me, her voice extremely low: "Are you satisfied?" I replied: "The child is still alive, I am very satisfied." Thieu Thanh Hai announced on the spot: "Khuong Ninh will enter the Emergency Department on a rotational basis, and will be officially appointed three months later. Seal the exam records, and the exam question issue will be investigated separately." Co Thua turned around to leave. The Head of the Emergency Department called him back: "Co Thua, today's exam is in charge of you, right?" Co Thua stopped walking. To Van Tinh also looked at him. He slowly turned around: "Yes. But I told you, it was a mistake." The dean stared at him for a few seconds: "I hope the truth is that you took it by mistake." I carried the medicine box on my shoulder. Liu Tieu Man ran over: "Doctor Khuong, it feels so good to let out this anger!" I was just about to open my mouth when the phone rang. On the screen, Lao Trinh's name appeared at Van Linh medical station. I picked up the phone. His voice was hoarse because he was in a hurry: "Khuong Ninh, please come back here quickly. In the commune, someone accused you of using drugs on your own, and people in the district have come down to check." The denunciation letter was sent to the hospital in the afternoon. Red stamps, signatures, photos, a thick stack neatly placed on the desk of Director Thieu Thanh Hai. I stood in front of the table, Co Thua and To Van Tinh were also present. Trieu Khai Minh held the document, his face paler than a piece of paper. Thieu Thanh Hai turned to the first page: "The complaint denounced Khuong Ninh while working in Van Linh for violating regulations on accepting bribes, arbitrarily using drugs of unknown origin and falsifying medical records. The district has set up an investigation team and temporarily suspended accepting work at the City Hospital." Liu Tieu Man stood outside the door. As soon as he heard it, he became angry: "That's a lie! Dr. Khuong once paid my mother in advance for medicine. She herself was poor, wearing an old cotton shirt for seven years, so she accepted bribes?" Co Thua turned to look at her: "Are you able to represent all patients?" I focused on the photo. In the photo of me giving acupuncture to an old man in Van Linh, there was a wad of cash on the table next to me. The angle of the shot was extremely dangerous, cleverly concealing the action of me pushing the money back to the old man's son. To Van Tinh spoke softly: "Sister, the complaint may not be true. But at this sensitive time, the hospital can't help but accept it." I asked: "Who took this photo?" Thieu Thanh Hai said: "It's an anonymous application." Co Thua interjected: "Khuong Ninh, just avoid it and wait for the investigation first. If you are truly innocent, no one will wrong you."

“You seem to understand this process very well.”

He frowned: "What do you mean?" I pulled out the second photo, which was me holding the newborn baby under a flickering light after successfully delivering the baby. The content of the letter accused me of performing surgery on high-risk cases without a license. I asked directly: "This baby was born with the umbilical cord wrapped around its neck, and the ambulance was stuck because of a landslide. Do you want me to stand by and watch them die?" Co Thua justifies: "I'm not saying you're wrong. But rules are still rules." Liu Tieu Man cursed at the crowd: "If children are saved, you use the label of regulations to oppress them. If children die, you blame the grassroots officials for being irresponsible. You can say it any way you want." To Van Tinh glared at her: "If you make any more noise, I'll call security." I threw the file down on the table: "I accept being investigated. But I do not accept the decision to suspend work."