Chapter 1238: [1238] Ring the Alarm Bell

“Where’s Doctor Xin?”

Faced with their question, Sister Seo was a little uneasy: “Doctor Xin is—”

A loud bang sounded as the door to the Emergency Medicine Consultation Room Two burst open. Doctor Dong ran out, clearly startled awake from a good dream by the commotion outside. He’d thrown on his white coat and shouted to his colleagues, “What’s happening?”

“Dr. Xie was almost touched by this scumbag,” Sister Seo complained to every person who came over.

Doctor Dong’s jaw dropped wide enough to swallow an ostrich egg. Nervously, he asked, “She wasn’t touched, was she?”

If she had been, none of them would know how to explain it to their other colleagues tonight. Especially him, who’d been sleeping soundly—it’d be impossible to clarify his part in it.

“No, Doctor Li caught him,” Sister Seo replied.

Li Chengyuan took the opportunity to consult with Doctor Dong, “In the future, if there’s an ambulance dispatch, you go. Don’t let the women go.”

Doctor Dong quickly understood what he meant and nodded firmly, “Got it.”

Incidents like this happening in the hospital’s emergency department were manageable; there would be people to help. But if something like this occurred on a field dispatch, female medical staff would likely end up suffering.

Some emergency patients summon ambulances to remote areas, in the middle of nowhere, far from villages and stores. That’s why female medical staff must have strong awareness of such risks and be vigilant in self-protection. Tonight’s incident was a wake-up call for them.

As the group was talking, Xin Yanjun finally managed to get away from the patient’s family member and approached them. Hearing their discussion, she questioned, “What did you say? Why shouldn’t we go on dispatches and ask Doctor Dong to go instead? Who decided that?”

“You should focus on your student first,” Li Chengyuan replied, turning back to her with a squint.

She did need to care about her student. Xin Yanjun rushed over anxiously to check on Student Xie.

Seeing her teacher arrive, Xie Wanying reported, “I finished stitching his wound. Teacher, please check.”

The man whose wound she had stitched lay on the bed, rigid like a log, daring not to move an inch.

Xin Yanjun saw something in his demeanor, let out a cold snort, and thought, “People like this scumbag—whether the stitching of his wound looks good or not doesn’t matter.” Anger aside, regulations required her to review the student’s work.

She swept her gaze over the stitching done by Student Xie—it was truly beautiful. Nodding approvingly, Xin Yanjun clicked her tongue in admiration.

A few male doctors dragged the troublemaker from outside into the room, intending to lock the two scumbags together for easier monitoring.

Sister Seo stepped out to keep calling the police. The whole situation tonight had her utterly furious.

The two troublemakers, one sitting and the other lying down, looked at the fierce medical staff before them and realized they had run into an iron wall this time.

No one from Guoxie would tolerate incidents like this, for a very simple reason: tolerating one would inevitably lead to more in the future. As a hospital, they had a responsibility not only to their medical staff but also to all patients and their families. If anyone dared to target their medical staff, it was even more likely that vulnerable female patients lying weakly in hospital beds could be targeted.

Xin Yanjun followed Sister Seo. “When you report, make sure to explain how serious this situation is. Otherwise, they won’t come. Even the security team hasn’t shown up—”

Until the security guards and police arrived, the three male doctors had no choice but to stay here and monitor the scene.

“You, get out,” Doctor Dong said, waving Xie Wanying away again, signaling for her to leave quickly.

Walking out, Xie Wanying couldn’t help but feel worried for the senior doctors. She kept turning back to glance at the three of them.

Her concerned gaze left Doctor Dong, Li Chengyuan, and the others profoundly affected.