Liu Xuan’s eyes were wide open, just waiting for the cabinet door to open, but at this mont, the female doctor’s phone rang.
"Hello?"
"What did you say? Sun Bingrou is looking for ?"
"Okay, got it, I’ll be there right away."
The female doctor was obviously a bit flustered and didn’t bother looking for anyone, quickly walked out.
After the female doctor left, Liu Xuan finally let out a sigh of relief and realized that she had broken out in a cold sweat, quite frightened.
But she inexplicably found it exciting, it was so tense.
Liu Xuan hid inside for a while, only erging when she confird no one else would co by.
anwhile, in Sun Bingrou’s office, the female doctor from earlier knocked and entered.
Zhang Yang glanced over without making a sound.
"Vice Dean, is there sothing you needed for?"
Sun Bingrou said, "Dr. Zhao, it’s nothing major, just so questions about today’s surgery."
Hearing this, Dr. Zhao gave a smile that didn’t reach her eyes, saying, "Vice Dean, I’m just an anesthesiologist, if you have questions, you could ask the attending physician."
"I still have a shift to cover, so I’ll be off now."
Sun Bingrou imdiately stopped her, "Dr. Zhao, don’t be in a rush to leave. I just reviewed the records and your anesthetics dose seems to have an issue?"
"What problem could anesthetics have? If there really was a problem, the attending physician would have noticed long ago."
Sun Bingrou cut straight to the point, "Dr. Zhao, you’ve been at the hospital for a long ti, so I won’t mince words. Just tell whether you intentionally calibrated the anesthesia dose too low?"
This was precisely the critical point Sun Bingrou had discovered, that the most overlooked person in an operating room could be the anesthetist.
The patient’s surgery was conducted as usual, but the heart rate was too high and couldn’t slow down.
There could be many reasons for this, and the attending physician was trying various adjustnts at the ti, but ultimately nothing worked.
What appeared to be a surgical failure was sothing Sun Bingrou was more willing to believe Zhang Yang about; if there were no issues, Zhang Yang wouldn’t have been so agitated.
So, with a preconceived notion, Sun Bingrou finally identified the key issue.
Through the elevated heart rate, Sun Bingrou considered a possibility that during the operation, the patient was conscious, experiencing intense fear—after all, this was a craniotomy.
No normal person can calmly accept having their head opened while conscious.
The reason the issue wasn’t detected was because the anesthesia was managed so well that it caused no pain yet left the patient conscious.
This was sothing Zhang Yang hadn’t considered, and without Sun Bingrou’s reminder, he wouldn’t have thought this way.
That said, there’s no evidence for this matter.
Zhang Yang knew it, Sun Bingrou knew it, and Dr. Zhao knew it too.
So, Dr. Zhao quickly denied it, "Vice Dean, I don’t know what you’re talking about. If the anesthetic dose were insufficient, the patient would have died from the pain."
"The fatality was due to massive bleeding, what’s it got to do with ?"
Even if they wanted to investigate this matter, there was no way to verify it.
Sun Bingrou looked at this anesthesiologist with disappointnt, "Dr. Zhao, I’m giving you one last chance. If I uncover the truth, it won’t be such a calm conversation next ti."
To this, Dr. Zhao indifferently responded, "Whatever, I believe my anesthesia dose was correct."
"It’s the first ti I’ve seen a dean forcibly shift the bla onto a doctor. The patient’s family was inford of the surgical risks and signed the consent form. I’m deeply saddened by the patient’s death, but it’s an unchangeable fact."
Dr. Zhao appeared much calr now, showing no regard for Sun Bingrou.
Zhang Yang squinted slightly; sothing was definitely off with this female doctor, and the problem surely lay with her.
Thus, Zhang Yang considered whether to employ so unorthodox thods.
Coincidentally, Liu Xuan returned at that mont, and upon seeing the female doctor, she was startled.
Similarly, Liu Xuan was inwardly alard, letting out a shriek and hiding behind Zhang Yang.
"What’s wrong with you?" Zhang Yang asked, puzzled by Liu Xuan’s strong reaction.
The female doctor across the room panicked upon seeing Liu Xuan too.
It was terrible enough that the person she’d run into in the bathroom knew Sun Bingrou.
"Vice Dean, since there’s an outsider here, can we talk about this tomorrow? I’ll leave first."
Seeing this, Sun Bingrou found it inappropriate to say more. Without evidence, all she could do was call everyone involved in the surgery for questioning tomorrow.
However, Liu Xuan suddenly spoke up, "She’s the one! I overheard her in the bathroom, she wanted to silence , and I nearly couldn’t make it back."
The female doctor bolted out the room, astonishingly fast.
Zhang Yang was just about to give chase, but Liu Xuan held him back.
"Hold on a mont!"
Zhang Yang was puzzled, "Hold on for what?"
"I want her to feel the fear of being chased too, she nearly scared to death just now."
Zhang Yang was speechless but agreed with a nod, "Then let’s take a detour. At worst, we’ll just walk a little slower."
Liu Xuan didn’t refuse, and coincidentally, it seed the female doctor had run into the locker room too.
Liu Xuan nearly burst into laughter, whispering to Zhang Yang, "She’s definitely in there; I was hiding in there not too long ago."
Zhang Yang nodded and entered to search with Liu Xuan.
Liu Xuan mimicked the female doctor’s words from earlier, "I know you’re in there, co out now."
Liu Xuan was extrely pleased, savoring this turn of events.
Zhang Yang looked around but saw no one, yet the anesthesiologist had to be hiding inside.
"Be careful," Zhang Yang cautioned Liu Xuan.
Liu Xuan nodded eagerly and began searching.
Just then, Zhang Yang suddenly felt a pain in his neck.
When he turned, he found the female doctor had been hiding behind the door all along.
In an instant, Zhang Yang felt his limbs go numb, damn it, he’d been ambushed and hit by a tranquilizer dart.
Hearing the commotion, Liu Xuan was equally frightened, "Zhang Yang!"
Zhang Yang fell to the ground, weakly urging, "You need to leave now!"
Liu Xuan, with her slender arms and legs, was no match for this anesthesiologist.
And Zhang Yang saw it—this anesthesiologist still held a tranquilizer needle; he’d underestimated her.
Though Liu Xuan was loyal, her stayed, to Zhang Yang’s mind, was foolishness.
But by now, Zhang Yang felt completely numb, even his tongue was paralyzed.
Liu Xuan shouted at the anesthesiologist, "You villain, aren’t you going to run? Sun Bingrou will be here shortly."
"Hmph, if it weren’t for you, I wouldn’t be chased. Before I run, I’ll deal with you, you troublemaking girl."
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