Chapter 5 — Worthy People Are Never Afraid to Start Again

Tham Ngon's patience was exhausted. He coldly looked over.

“You shut up!”

“I am her husband.”

“As her guardian.”

“I haven't signed yet, who dares to do surgery on her?”

The anesthesiologist held the syringe and stood frozen in place. Awkwardly looking my way. I pulled away my hand that had been squeezed so painfully by him. Coldly spoke up.

“Director Tham.”

“The divorce agreement I sent you.”

“We are no longer husband and wife.”

"To avoid becoming a single mother like you said yourself."

“I have the right to decide not to keep this baby.”

“Please come out immediately.”

“Don't affect my surgery.”

After I quit my job. Ly Ha told me many things that happened at the hospital. The whole hospital knew I wanted to divorce Tham Ngon. The story of him publicly defending Tran Lo in the Cardiology department office. Even took action against me. It has also spread everywhere. Everyone knows. So that Tran Lo can easily be evaluated by the head doctor. Tham Ngon used the excuse that I was pregnant and canceled my status. No one thinks he did the right thing. Everyone is dissatisfied with me. At the same time, I feel even more conscious about my choice to divorce. Right before that. The young nurses were still secretly chatting.

"Doctor Manh abandoned the baby."

“This type of man only wants to enjoy both sides.”

“I just want to keep my wife and children.”

"And I just want to have a baby."

“I can't give him the satisfaction.”

Another person also said angrily.

“Doctor Manh's medical skills are so good.”

“Should have been promoted a long time ago.”

“And what can Tran Lo do?”

“I saw her standing in the operating room with her legs still shaking.”

“What's the use of a title in exchange for a body?”

“It's truly disgusting.”

Tran Lo never thought he was bad. Just been appointed as head doctor. She arbitrarily changed the orders of other doctors. He also arbitrarily adjusted the medication dosage of seriously ill patients. My beauty calls it "personalized treatment". Many patients have had serious adverse reactions due to inappropriate medication use. Family members rushed to the medical room to cause a commotion. They were all forced down by Tham Ngon. At this time, the anesthesiologist looked at me then turned to talk to Tham Ngon in an extremely tough tone.

“Director Tham.”

“For the hospital, the patient is the mother.”

“Her wishes take the highest priority.”

“So, please cooperate.”

“Don't affect our work.”

Apparent. Even the anesthesiologist did not approve of his methods. The voice therefore no longer had any politeness. Tham Ngon's face turned pale. Breathing is rapid to the point of confusion.

“I'm not here for that now.”

“There was a problem with the provincial leader's surgery.”

“Only you can handle it now.”

“If we slow down any longer, we won't be able to make it.”

I laughed. Looking at him was like looking at a stranger.

“Director Tham.”

“You're not sick, are you?”

“I am no longer a doctor at your hospital.”

“On what basis do you ask me to come back and handle it for you?”

“But the patient's condition is now very critical…”

I coldly interrupted.

“It's an emergency so you want to drag me back to take the blame for you?”

“If the patient dies on the operating table.”

“All responsibility falls on me?”

“Tham Ngon.”

“You are truly devoted to your childhood sweetheart.”

There was an immediate sound in the anesthesia room angry chatter.

“It's too much.”

“Stealing someone's title is not enough.”

“Now I want to drag others to take responsibility.”

“Can such a person also be a hospital director?”

Another person also said angrily.

“If you are not legally divorced, you are still husband and wife.”

“And yet you treat your wife like that.”

“It's just too cruel.”

“Not worthy of being human.”

"Dr. Manh is so good, but he married something that is not even equal to pigs or dogs. If someone like him continues to be the hospital director, I will resign!"

Tham Ngon's face was sometimes blue, sometimes white. He tried to suppress his anger and lowered his voice to explain.

“Manh Kieu, it's not what you think.”

“I don't want you to take the blame.”

“It's just this surgery... no one else can do it except you.”