Chapter 12 — When I Left The Consultation, The Whole Hospital Was Panic

“Director Tran.”

“A successful surgery is just the first step.”

“The next forty-eight hours are the most dangerous period.”

“If an infection or abnormal immune response occurs.”

“All efforts today could go down the drain.”

“The process of rebuilding the immune system later is also extremely important.”

“I need the best nursing team.”

“Rotate duty twenty-four out of twenty-four hours.”

“Monitor all fluctuations in Tran Vu's index.”

“And this team must also be chosen by me.”

Every sentence has a commanding tone. There are no personal feelings involved. Director Tran nodded repeatedly. Tears were almost about to fall.

“No problem!”

“Everyone listens to you!”

“I will send whoever you want!”

“Even if I have to beg or arrest people, I will bring them here!”

I did not respond. Just gently withdrew my hand from his shaking hand. Then turned around and left. Just walked into the office. I almost threw my whole body onto the chair. Twelve straight hours of intense concentration. Drained all my strength. Every joint aches. Every muscle is screaming. I closed my eyes. Just want to sleep deeply. Sleep until you don't have to think about anything anymore. Don't know how long it's been. A soft knock on the door rang out. I opened my eyes. Director Tran stood outside the door. In his hand he held a cup of hot coffee, still steaming. On his face was a cautious and ingratiating smile that had never appeared before.

“Doctor Lam…”

“You have worked hard.”

“Drink some coffee to stay awake.”

He carefully placed the coffee cup on the table. A respectful attitude is like a subordinate facing a superior. I looked at the coffee cup. But don't touch it. Just calmly raised your head and looked at him.

“Director Tran.”

"Tran Vu's escape from danger."

“Just the first promise I made.”

My eyes were sharp as a scalpel. Straight through the look of joy and appreciation on his face. Straight into the place he didn't want to face the most.

“I hope you don't forget.”

“We have another promise.”

The smile on Director Tran's face immediately stiffened. Of course he understood what I was talking about. He took a deep breath. The look became extremely complicated. There is gratitude. But there are also awkwardness.

“I have already started processing it.”

He replied in a low voice.

"Really?"

I raised my eyebrows. The voice carried an undisguised coldness.

“What I want to see is results.”

“It's not 'in progress'.”

The following days. All my thoughts were focused on Tran Vu's recovery process. But at the same time. I also became the most difficult creditor to deal with in the eyes of director Tran. Every time I go for a medical check-up. It was as if I accidentally asked a question.

“Director Tran.”

"Does the hospital have a plan to restore my honor?"

“Director Tran.”

“Has Lady Trieu's complaint file been extracted that year?”

“Director Tran.”

“You haven't forgotten what you promised me, have you?”

Every question I have. It was like a whip hitting him straight. Remind him every second and every minute. That debt is still there. Cannot escape. Cannot last. Cannot be covered up. I saw him constantly going in and out of the dean's office. Enter and exit the inspection room. Enter and exit the disciplinary room. He mobilized almost all the termites relationship I have. To open up a case that has been closed for a long time. Investigate again from the beginning. Review everything again. For him. This is nothing short of torture. On one side is pressure from hospital management. People who just want to smooth things over. On one side is the force behind Lady Trieu. People who will definitely counterattack if the incident is dug up again. I coldly observed everything. There is no pity at all. Because this is the price you have to pay. It's the debt you owed me two months ago. Not long after. Rumors began to appear in the hospital.

“Have you heard?”

"Doctor Lam's story is about to be overturned."

“I heard that Lady Trieu intentionally slandered her that year.”

“Director Tran is directly investigating.”

“Is it real or fake?”

“If it's true, then Dr. Lam is very wronged.”

“Suddenly fifty thousand yuan was deducted.”

“And they were also deprived of the right to consultation.”

Colleagues used to stand outside and watch the fun. This time he looked at me with completely different eyes. There is respect. But I don't care. Because I know. The truth is about to be revealed. Even hospital leadership is starting to feel the pressure. One day. The head of the human resources department proactively came to see me. He sat opposite. There was a fake smile on his face.

“Doctor Lam.”

“The previous incident was indeed not handled satisfactorily by the hospital side.”

“The board of directors met to discuss.”

“The decision is in addition to refunding the fifty thousand yuan of deducted bonus.”

“I will compensate you an additional hundred thousand yuan.”

“Consider it spiritual compensation.”

“How do you feel?”

He pushed the check towards me. I looked at the check. Then look at the calculating smile on his face. Just felt funny. I gently pushed the check back.

“Maybe I didn't say it clearly enough.”

“I don't need money.”

“I need justice.”

“I need the truth.”

“I need the hospital to publicly apologize.”

“I need the person who slandered me to be held accountable.”

“That's all.”

The smile on the head of human resources's face immediately disappeared. I looked at him. Then slowly say one more sentence. Very light voice. But it was enough to make his face pale.

“If the hospital cannot do those things.”

“So our transaction…”

“It could end at any time.”

The room immediately fell silent. Because everyone understands the meaning of that statement. The person taking the initiative right now... It's no longer a hospital. The only person who can pull Tran Vu back from the hands of death. The head of the human resources department turned pale. Don't dare say another word. I could only quickly get up and leave. From today. The pressure on Mr. Tran's shoulders will be even greater. And that's exactly what I want. But that's still not enough. What I want is a complete eradication.