Chapter 402

Chen Fan said: "The one who died from IV infusion, right? Did you check the fluid flow rate at the time?"

The man fell silent, then said: "You… alright, you win. I remember this child—he was one of my patients. When I heard about his death, I was stunned too. It shouldn't have happened; this child could've been saved. But the child still died."

"I need the fluid data."

"Almost there."

Chen Fan said: "Then it's likely the other party understood the IV site and accelerated the child's death. The child's body couldn't withstand it, so he ultimately passed away."

The man said: "You suspect it was intentional."

"Yes. I trust your medical skill—these data you provided are all normal, and nothing extra was added."

"You can still save people?"

"I'm a forensic pathologist. The word 'medicine' is in my title, but what truly interests me is corpses."

Haha, waste.

The man continued to sneer as usual.

Chen Fan found another and said: "Do you remember this person when they passed away?"

"After the second surgery for intracerebral hemorrhage, he regained consciousness and could move. During nursing care, he got up due to neuralgia, which caused his death."

Chen Fan said: "When neuralgia flared up, it meant there was virtually no chance left—even if he went home, he'd still die, right?"

"There's a probability, but the odds are high he could still manage household chores and prepare simple meals, easing the burden on the family's father and child."

Chen Fan said: "Who was on duty that shift?"

The doctor handed the form to Chen Fan, who quickly scanned it and soon locked onto a young man.

"Hmm, this kid is single, right?"

"Yeah, so what? Is being single illegal?"

Chen Fan said: "Have this kid come over."

The doctor appeared in the office. Chen Fan pointed to the critical condition notice: "Here, that day—who came to see you?"

The doctor said: "Ah, my ex-girlfriend came to visit me. What's wrong?"

"You didn't make your rounds that day, which led to this woman's death. Do you still have her contact information?"

The original doctor exploded: "I've told you countless times—be serious during your shift! What are you implying? Are you secretly doing something else?"

The man dared not speak.

Chen Fan made the call: "I found you."

"You're fast. I didn't think you'd actually find me…"

"You made a mistake."

"Did I? Are you certain I made a mistake?"

"Yes. This aunt shouldn't have died."

"Really? Are you absolutely sure? Or is it that the surgery actually failed, and they just kept the family paying? Chen Fan, are you certain your claims are accurate?"

Chen Fan froze, staring at the data sheet, staring at the incision.

"What do you mean?"

"Ask you: has anyone in China ever recovered from intracerebral hemorrhage? Can brain hemorrhage or stroke surgeries truly cure them? Or are they just ticking time bombs? I ask you—when they administered sedatives that day, would this woman have died?"

Chen Fan fell silent, then said: "You're right. This woman couldn't survive—her blood vessel walls were far too thin. The doctors should've known."

"Exactly. Yet they performed two surgeries. You know, the hospital only used this case to test their experimental methods. Have you ever considered they never intended to save her—only to conduct an experiment?"

Chen Fan put down the notebook: "No evidence, don't speak recklessly."

"What do you mean by that?"

"Nothing. I'm just speaking on behalf of the hospital."

The girl on the phone laughed happily: "Keep going. Keep looking. I'll keep acting. See whether your speed outpaces mine."

3.5 Chen Fan chuckled and hung up the phone.

Chen Fan stood up: "Alright, handle your own affairs. I need to check on the wards."

The two doctors stood frozen, at a loss.

Zhang Tianxiong said: "Today, will she commit another crime?"

"Yes. She won't stop. She's past the point of stopping."

Zhang Tianxiong said: "Should we call for help?"

"Calling won't help. This woman has other ways to get in. She's challenging me now. I need to find the next victim—the next person she intends to harm."

"Who?"

"A patient who can kill an entire family. A person who wants to die. A person who craves death."

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