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Chapter 397 - Chapter 397 Chapter 397 What a Pity for That Young Girl

Chapter 397: Chapter 397: What a Pity for That Young Girl Chapter 397: Chapter 397: What a Pity for That Young Girl Having been a doctor for so many years, what he hated most was this kind of family member: completely disregarding the warnings and advice of the doctor and acting on their own.

Seeing this, the dean also hastily took his leave and turned to chase after Dr. Cao.

“Dr. Cao, don’t be angry. These people from the corps are all like this, stubborn and hard-headed. It’s not good for your health to get so worked up!”

Dr. Cao was one of the best doctors in their hospital, and as the dean, he naturally wanted to ensure Dr. Cao was pacified.

Dr. Cao heard this and smiled, “Don’t worry, dean. I’ve dealt with difficult families before. If my health were that easily affected, I probably wouldn’t have lived until now. I’m just afraid that after the surgery results come out, Colonel Fu might take it out on the hospital and our medical staff.”

The dean laughed, “If that’s the case, there’s nothing we can do, but just accept our fate. However, rest assured, at most they might damage some property, but they wouldn’t dare hurt anyone. The old master and mistress of the Fu Family are reasonable people, and when the time comes, I can talk to them to recover the losses.”

Dr. Cao nodded, then remembered Mu Lingyun and said with regret, “It’s a pity for that young girl. If Colonel Fu takes out his anger on her, I’m afraid her life won’t be easy from here on.”

That girl was really beautiful, and when it came to analyzing the illness, she didn’t say much, but her words were to the point.

She was also very quick and accurate in making surgical plans.

She was indeed a promising talent; it was just that she was young and impulsive, believing that even the slimmest chance was worth fighting for.

She had not yet been toughened by the hardships of society.

The dean was somewhat surprised and looked at Dr. Cao, “I’ve heard that the girl Colonel Fu brought in to do the surgery looks like a university student? From what you’ve said, it sounds like you have a high opinion of her?”

“I do admire her, but that probably doesn’t matter now,” Dr. Cao said with some disappointment.

A person who had offended Fu Hanjiang might not even be able to stay in West State.

The dean, seeing the look of frustration on Dr. Cao’s face, shook his head and said, “Ah, it’s my fault. If I had come back earlier, maybe I could have found an opportunity to stop that girl from performing the surgery.”

“It’s no use. I’ve tried talking her out of it, but the girl was determined,” Dr. Cao shook his head.

He had already found an opportunity to talk to the girl and had advised her to give up on the surgery.

She had been determined to proceed, insisting on performing the surgery.

What she said was, “Without the surgery, he is going to die anyway. If the surgery is carried out and succeeds, he might survive. If it unfortunately fails, it will only lead to the worst outcome that’s expected now anyway.”

The girl’s words weren’t wrong.

But the girl didn’t understand the wickedness of human nature.

She didn’t realize that the moment she walked out of the operating room, she could potentially be accused of murder by the patient’s family.

Upon hearing this, the dean laughed and said, “Since you have already spoken to her, don’t dwell on it too much. Weren’t you supposed to have the day off today? Will you go back now that there’s nothing to worry about?”

Dr. Cao shook his head.

He still wanted to stay until the results of the surgery were out to see if he could help the girl.

“There’s nothing much for you to do by staying. Why not come and play chess with me?” the dean suggested with a smile.

Dr. Cao nodded, “That works.”

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So, Dr. Cao and the dean went to the dean’s office.

They played Chinese chess, setting up the board before they began to chat and play.