Chapter 16 — When I Left The Consultation, The Whole Hospital Was Panic

At the same time. Many doctors and nurses have been oppressed by Lady Trieu in the past. Also stood up one after another. Use real identity. Publicly denounce the wrongdoings she has committed. The wall fell down. Everyone scrambled to give him an extra push. Ordinary people were once treated like trash by her. Again, they became the people who spoke out the strongest judgment against her. The company's board of directors completely excluded her from all activities. At the same time, ask her to take responsibility for the huge economic losses the company has suffered. The woman used to call the wind and rain. Used to not care about anyone. Now becoming the object that everyone avoids. No one wants to get involved anymore. In the most desperate moment. She remembered Director Tran again. She asked someone to deliver the message. Call yourself. Weeping and begging him to respect our previous acquaintance. Please ask the hospital to withdraw the lawsuit. Give her a way to live. But this time. The person who answered was director Tran. The voice was cold and decisive.

“Lady Trieu.”

“How did you treat Dr. Lam before?”

“You looked down on my son's life before.”

“So today.”

“You should bear all the consequences yourself.”

“This is the price you have to pay.”

He hung up. Don't give her any more chances. A few days later. A short social newsletter appeared in the corner of the newspaper. The content is very simple. A woman surnamed Trieu. Wife of a famous businessman. Due to slander and suspicion of commercial bribery. Was fined a huge amount of money by the court. At the same time, he was forced to publicly apologize. The newsletter does not clearly state the name. But everyone knows who that person is. After all that. She lives alone in a large mansion. Looking at the news reports constantly criticizing me on television. Mentally completely collapsed. The woman used to be arrogant and didn't take anyone seriously. In the end, only regret and despair remained. When I read that news. I am sitting in the office. In front of him is the profile of a patient with a rare disease from a remote mountainous area. I quietly folded the newspaper. Strangely peaceful in my heart. There is no feeling of gloating when taking revenge. There is also no joy of victory. There was just a sense of relief like it was finally over. This story ends here. But for me. Another story. It's only just begun. It was an afternoon filled with golden sunshine. Under the guidance of Chairman Tran. The boy came to the office to see me. The child once struggled for life at the edge of death. Now his face has been restored. Although the body is still a bit skinny. But the eyes have regained their original charisma. Full of life. Tran Vu walked in front of me. Say nothing. Just quietly bowed deeply. A respectful bow. When you look up. The boy's eyes were red.

“Miss Lam…”

“Thank you.”

What surprised me was: The boy called me: Not: Nor: Those two words. Suddenly my heart softened. What I bring to the boy is not just health. But also respect for life. And a belief in the value of true expertise. Director Tran stood next to him. Quietly look at me. There were so many emotions in those eyes. And the gratitude cannot be expressed in words. He slowly took out a binder from his briefcase profile. Place it in front of me. It's a resignation letter.

“I thought for a long time.”

“Perhaps I no longer deserve to sit in the position of Dean of the Department of Surgery.”

He proactively met with the director. Frankly admit all your mistakes and cowardice in the previous incident. At the same time, he voluntarily resigned. The director held back many times. But he was determined. The hospital respects his choice. Don't let him leave. Which takes up my suggestion. Appointed him to take on the position of Permanent Deputy Chairman of the newly established Medical Ethics and Complaints Handling Supervision Committee. Someone who made a mistake. Again, sincerely repent. It is the most suitable person to monitor that system.