Chapter 567: [(567)] Pointing Test Chapter 567: [(567)] Pointing Test “I will explain it to her myself,” Zhang Tinghai said, his hand gripping the envelope in his white coat’s pocket.
“We won’t speak of it. Doctor Zhang,” Director Yang spoke on behalf of everyone in the room.
Zhang Tinghai thought, in fact, it didn’t matter anymore. If even his father knew about this, he probably wouldn’t be upset anymore. Because if there was someone guarding his life with theirs, his father wouldn’t think of suicide again.
Zhang Tinghai, who had clarified the matter and was about to leave, asked Section Chief Wang before he left, “What illness does that patient’s family member suffer from? I have the right to know since we almost lost our lives because of this incident.”
A group of surgeons standing in the office felt a tinge of unease: could it be from neurosurgery, hepatobiliary surgery, or general surgery?
After receiving a consenting look from President Wu, Section Chief Wang said, “It’s lung cancer.”
Was it thoracic surgery’s responsibility then?
On his way to the city bureau to pick someone up, Cao Yong called his old classmate Zhu Huicang, “You guys need to investigate who it is, whether there truly was a failure to properly explain to the patient’s family, or if there was some other reason that led to this incident.”
“Are you implying that the instigator of the Xie Wanying incident is a doctor from our department?” Zhu Huicang turned to face his colleagues in the department, and the thoracic surgery team was completely confused.
“First you need to verify whether this person is lying,” Cao Yong said, maintaining a cautious attitude.
At the city bureau, she couldn’t make out which criminal it was through the screen, so Xie Wanying simply closed her eyes and listened to the breathing sounds. She quickly identified, “It’s this person.”
“How did you know?” Hu Zhenfan and the other officers were curious about her remarkable auditory skills.
“He smokes and has symptoms of chronic bronchitis. His breath sounds are different, wheezy,” Xie Wanying said.
Awesome! The officers gave her a thumbs-up.
After identifying the criminal, Xie Wanying went to Brother Hu’s office.
The ordered cake arrived. Hu Zhenfan said, “Police don’t lie, have some quickly.”
Aunt Zhang, on the other hand, was calling her daughter on the phone, “Yingying is alright; she’s eating cake. Hey, didn’t he answer his girlfriend’s call?”
Hu Zhenfan grew anxious upon hearing this. He had been hanging up every call from his girlfriend during the investigation.
“Aunt Zhang, please tell them I’ll call Jingyun back after work,” Hu Zhenfan gestured pleadingly to Aunt Zhang.
Aunt Zhang shook her head at him, “Girlfriends need to be coddled by you yourself.”
“I will coddle her, but only after I finish my work,” Hu Zhenfan said.
Lau Jingyun’s voice, furious as a thunderstorm, came through the phone, “You’re eating cake and you’re still not done with work?”
“I didn’t have any, it was for your junior sister,” Hu Zhenfan yelled back at his girlfriend, “Can you trust me, please.”
Lau Jingyun was so angry she was speechless.
“Brother Hu, I’ll explain things to your senior sister later,” Xie Wanying offered to mediate between Brother Hu and his senior sister.
“You’re too kind,” Hu Zhenfan immediately grasped her hand in profound gratitude.
“Brother Hu, if you want to thank me, how about you come to our hospital for an ultrasound tomorrow morning?” Xie Wanying suggested.
Her words reminded Hu Zhenfan that he had been planning to go for a medical checkup.
“Right, I’ll find a time–”
“No need to look for one, it’s tomorrow. I heard from your colleague that you guys have a day off after wrapping up the case. I’ll write a request for examination for you, we’ll meet at the hospital tomorrow morning, and I’ll bring it to you. Remember not to eat or drink anything after ten o’clock tonight until the examination is done,” Xie Wanying said.
For a patient like Brother Hu, who kept postponing his checkups, decisive action was necessary, Xie Wanying thought.
Hu Zhenfan couldn’t argue with her and agreed, “Okay.”