96: Chapter 93 X Research Institute Appears Again 96: Chapter 93 X Research Institute Appears Again “Caroline, why have you gotten out of bed.
The nurses here are too careless, not taking good care of you.”
Evan Palr walked over to the mother and son, his face filled with concern.
Carlos knew the mont he saw his father and Lucas Reed that their visit boded ill.
Indeed, the very next thing Evan said was,
“Caroline, this hospital is really too rudintary.
Lucas and I have discussed it, and we’ve decided to transfer you to Love & Kindness Hospital for treatnt.”
“There’s no need, I’m quite comfortable staying here.
Though it’s small, it’s very quiet, and the doctors and nurses are quite nice.”
Mrs.
Carter found out that this small hospital was owned by a good friend of Emily Parker, and she was very satisfied with Eastern Hospital.
“Mrs.
Carter, this hospital simply isn’t professional.
I’ve checked; this hospital had a dical incident not long ago.
Once you are in our hospital, you will be able to receive more professional treatnt.
You do seem to have improved, but so doctors are very unethical.
To hide the truth from patients and their families, they will improperly use dications, administering the strongest ones to create an illusion of recovery, leading you to mistakenly believe your body has recovered.
In reality, after so ti, you’ll find your body has beco even weaker.”
Lucas didn’t believe that a re doctor who only knew traditional Chinese dicine and didn’t even have dostic dical qualifications could cure Mrs.
Carter’s illness.
“Doctor Reed, are you implying that the Ghost Doctor has given strong dication to my mother?”
Carlos furrowed his brows.
He didn’t believe what Lucas said, but since it concerned his mother’s health, he still needed to be cautious.
“Whether it’s true or not can be determined by a check-up, rather than just appearances.
However, I suspect this hospital doesn’t even have complete testing equipnt.”
Doctor Reed looked down on the hospital, as a second-tier facility it would only have dostically produced, second- or third-tier equipnt.
Unlike their hospital which only buys internationally imported, well-known brands.
“Doctor Reed, you worry too much.
I’ve examined all of Mrs.
Carter’s records with the most advanced techniques.
This is the latest blood test report for Mrs.
Carter.”
Just then, Emily Parker arrived, carrying an envelope from a courier service that she’d just received.
Upon hearing this, Carlos quickly took the test report and began examining it closely.
Monts later, his face brightened noticeably.
“Mom, the test report shows that half of the toxins in your body are gone.”
Mrs.
Carter also breathed a sigh of relief, smiling as she said,
“No wonder I’ve been feeling much lighter in my arms and legs recently, and I don’t feel dizzy or nauseous anymore.”
“Who knows if your test report is a forgery.
You doctors, for the sake of money, are capable of anything.”
Doctor Reed scoffed.
This Ghost Doctor, he thought, might have all sorts of tricks up her sleeve—what international dical license, what blood test reports—all of it could be fake.
After all, he had sent people to inquire at the relevant departnts and found no trace of any Ghost Doctor, nor any international dical license.
Carlos looked at the institution on the test report again.
“This is a test report issued by the X Research Institute, it has a QR code on it for authenticity verification.”
As he spoke, he glanced again at the Ghost Doctor nearby.
It wasn’t easy to obtain a report from the X Research Institute; could this woman have so connection with it?
When Doctor Reed heard “X Research Institute,” he was at a loss for words.
Surely, a report from the X Research Institute couldn’t be faked.
The report states that the anti-counterfeiting QR code is unique in the world, and to obtain an inspection report from the X Research Institute would cost at least several hundred thousand.
Lucas Reed pondered for a mont and then said,
“Mrs.
Carter, since the report is issued by the X Research Institute, there should be no problems.
However, precisely because the X Research Institute is so authoritative, only the doctors and hospitals recognized by it are the top-notch ones dostically.
Our Love & Kindness Hospital has gone through several years of assessnt and finally gained recognition from the X Research Institute this year.
The X Research Institute has already preliminarily agreed to cooperate with our Love & Kindness Hospital and will share a series of research outcos with us.
One of the research results is related to the toxins in your body.
If you could transfer to our Love & Kindness Hospital, I could use that research result imdiately to completely eliminate the toxins in your body without any side effects.”
Love & Kindness Hospital is going to cooperate with the X Research Institute?
This news surprised both Mrs.
Carter and Carlos.
Emily Parker, frowning on the side, said softly,
“How co I didn’t know about this?”
Upon hearing her words, Evan Palr couldn’t help but scoff,
“What would a little nurse like you know, correction, a discharged little nurse, how could you possibly be aware of such significant dical news.
Moreover, this news is still confidential, only known to the senior officials of the X Research Institute and the managent of Love & Kindness Hospital.
Lucas wouldn’t have inford us at this ti if it wasn’t for the fact that he is my classmate and close friend.”
As Evan spoke, he walked over to Mrs.
Carter’s side, snatched her hand from Carlos’s, and softly said to her,
“Caroline,
We are husband and wife, everything I do is for your good.
I also hope you can recover soon, but traditional Chinese dicine simply cannot compare with the imdiate effects of Western dicine.
You have improved a bit now, but there’s no telling when it may relapse.
If you could get the latest treatnt plan from the X Research Institute, you would certainly be cured.”
Carlos also hesitated.
“But I still want the Ghost Doctor to treat .”
Mrs.
Carter was still insistent.
Seeing Mrs.
Carter not agreeing, Evan Palr spoke again,
“How about you stay at Eastern Hospital first, and I’ll arrange for dad to transfer to Love & Kindness Hospital.
I have no idea what got into him; a few days ago, dad suddenly made a fuss about transferring from People’s Hospital.
But you know how idiosyncratic dad’s temper is, he can hardly stay in ordinary hospitals, after much thought, the only option was to transfer him to Love & Kindness Hospital.
Dad has had high blood pressure for many years now, constantly recurring.
Maybe this ti, after transferring to Love & Kindness Hospital, the latest research could help to control his high blood pressure.”
After hearing this, Carlos wanted to object; he felt his grandfather had been looking quite well recently.
However, since Emily Parker was no longer at People’s Hospital, his grandfather indeed did not want to stay there anymore, complaining that seeing those doctors and nurses at People’s Hospital just upset him.
Carlos had thought about bringing his grandfather to Eastern Hospital, but Eastern Hospital’s facilities were indeed sowhat lacking, and his mother was already staying here…
After listening, Mrs.
Carter nodded,
“Let’s have dad transferred to Love & Kindness Hospital first, and let’s not let him know I am also hospitalized for the ti being.”
Mrs.
Carter worried her illness would concern her father and cause his high blood pressure to beco even more unstable.
In just a few words, Evan Palr decided on the matter of the Old Master’s transfer.
Emily Parker, who was nearby, didn’t feel it was appropriate to speak up and persuade; after all, she was currently the Ghost Doctor and it wasn’t right for her to interfere in other people’s family affairs.
However, the more she interacted with him, the more she found Evan Palr to be a bit peculiar; despite appearing very caring for Mrs.
Carter, he had no clue of her poisoning over the years, being her closest person.
Moreover, his relationship with Carlos, his son, was also very strange.
Even with Maria Carter, it seed that Evan Palr did not like her and her brother as much as he appeared to on the surface.
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