Chapter 1797: 1797: Who Did It

Chapter 1797: Chapter 1797: Who Did It

It’s troublesome to change the anesthesiologist midway, detrimental to the patient.

Doctor Zhou walked back to the head of the operating table with a pale face. This time, he didn’t dare to sit on the stool, his eyes closely watching the numbers on the cardiac monitor, ready to play the role of a guardian angel.

Director Fang, after criticizing, didn’t dare to leave. If an accident happens in the operating room, it could cost lives, and the damage to the hospital’s reputation and other aspects would be enormous. He had to carefully watch this distracted guy to prevent the whole hospital from being dragged down by him at that time.

The surgery proceeded smoothly, taking about two and a half hours to finish, and finally ended safely.

After sending the patient back to the ward, Doctor Zhou followed Director Fang out.

A group of assistants and medical students followed Du Haiwei back to the office.

“This is satisfying.” Du Mengen only saw the dejected look on Doctor Zhou, who was about to face handling, and said to Zhang Shuping happily.

“The director came just at the right time,” Zhang Shuping said.

Perhaps he said this unintentionally, but the others, hearing it, thought it was indeed true.

It was too coincidental. Director Fang happened to patrol their operating room at exactly the right time to witness this scene, seemingly without a second of difference. If Director Fang had come earlier, he wouldn’t have seen it, and if later, it might have been too late, all hell would have broken loose.

Zuo Liang thought back: No. Director Fang has never had the habit of patrolling operating rooms; organizing people to observe surgeries, yes, but not patrolling.

The hospital leaders are busy to death every day, having no time to deliberately arrange a specific time to patrol the wards and operating rooms. Random inspections? They handle other things quickly during the day and glance over, which is more convenient and prevents others from faking to cope with superior inspections.

It means that Director Fang caught Doctor Zhou while busy with other things in their operating room by chance.

Did Director Fang come to find Teacher Du? Doctor Zuoliang looked at his mentor.

Du Haiwei had a face full of silence, as if he didn’t receive any advance notice that Director Fang was coming to see him.

Suddenly, someone’s phone rang.

Xie Wanying immediately picked up her phone and walked outside the office to take the call.

“Student Xie Wanying,” came the voice of Director Fang from the other side, “your class monitor called me, saying your counselor couldn’t reach you and has something urgent to discuss. You see, I got busy in the operating room and forgot about it. You should call your counselor back.”

“Thank you, Director. I’ll call my counselor in a bit,” Xie Wanying responded promptly.

“What’s your counselor looking for you for?”

“I’m not sure either; I need to call back and ask.”

Director Fang asked here, and in his heart, he was thinking: unlikely. If this Student Xie deliberately led him to the operating room to see Doctor Zhou’s performance, how could she control the exact timing? Because Student Xie is not an anesthesiology student, she’s not very familiar with anesthetics, let alone grasping Doctor Zhou’s plan.

Uh-huh, thinking like this, the leadership surely didn’t understand Student Xie. In fact, Student Xie doesn’t like to act alone. Like Senior Cao, she must believe that the righteousness in this world is greater than the wickedness, and someone will surely help her seek justice. Since hearing Du Mengen reveal the news, while the Chief Surgeon hadn’t arrived, she rushed outside to send a text message to ask her senior sister, then had the class monitor call the medical office director on time. The phone number of the medical office director, located in the hospital, was something they learned on the first day when Doctor Zheng showed them around.

Estimating the events happening within a timeframe is not at all difficult for a top student.