Chapter 807: line with translation of title

A few minutes later, Xie Yiren came down.

Seeing Zheng Ren's complexion off, Xie Yiren asked concernedly: "What's wrong?"

Zheng Ren was just pondering how to say it when Su Yun over there had already started speaking.

Although there were some subjective factors, he spoke vividly, and Zheng Ren listening found what he said interesting.

But this kind of thing really can't make people happy.

They didn't go too far, and outside there were many restaurants.

Recently Xiao Yi Ren and Chang Yue have been trying out restaurants one by one, to determine which will become the future cafeteria, frequently patronizing.

Arriving at a Hunan restaurant, they ordered chopped chili fish head and stir-fried meat with big chili.

Four people, no need to order many dishes, just a simple meal, just eat simply.

Today everyone's mood was off, each ate silently, head down.

While eating, Su Yun raised his phone and said: "It's on the news."

"Let me look." Zheng Ren said.

"The link was sent in the group, look yourself."

Zheng Ren opened the link, and facing him was a few-month-old infant, pale and helpless, as if accusing something.

The photo quality is quite high; a glance feels shocking.

Next, the mother's expression of grief and despair.

If one hadn't seen it in person, just these few photos would be enough to illustrate a tragic medical accident.

There isn't much text, just a brief recount of what happened, without treatment or follow-up.

But just a few photos are already enough to arouse viewers' sympathy and sense of justice.

Zheng Ren saw in the replies many comments saying doctors should be killed.

He sighed and stared blankly at his phone.

"Has the hospital responded?" Xie Yiren leaned close to Zheng Ren's face, glanced, then turned away and asked.

She rarely looks at such negative news; seeing too much ruins her mindset.

For Xiao Yi Ren, just doing her own job well is enough.

"A pediatric nurse posted on Moments, just this incident." Chang Yue said, then turned her phone around so everyone could see the picture.

The pediatric nurse recounted the incident, saying that at 10:20 a. m., the child's mother brought the patient to the pediatric emergency, stating the child had a high fever and requesting fever reduction.

The temperature reading was indeed high, but the pediatric emergency doctors were cautious; while reducing fever, they ordered a series of related blood tests to clarify the condition.

But the child's mother only paid for the fever-reducing medication; shortly after using it, the situation became what Su Yun saw.

"Let's just watch." Su Yun blew out a breath, his black hair fluttering, listless.

"Do you think it could be a drug problem?" Chang Yue asked.

"If there's no trouble, I wouldn't deny it. But the subsequent events are clearly premeditated; I think the possibility that drug action caused the child's death is not great." Su Yun said cautiously.

"Who would use their own child to cause trouble!" Chang Yue directly denied Su Yun's statement.

"Tch!" Su Yun looked at Chang Yue with disdain, a look of long hair but short sight. Human hearts are treacherous; Su Yun never hesitates to speculate from the worst angle.

Chang Yue was about to retort a few sentences, but in front of Su Yun, Chang Yue has an innate advantage; only she dares to talk back to Su Yun without consequence.

Seeing she wanted to speak, Su Yun immediately said: "I have a plan; are you familiar with the pediatric staff?"

"Not bad. This pediatric nurse's father has end-stage liver cirrhosis, portal hypertension, gastric varices. When you go on a mission and come to the hospital, Fugui'er performed the TIPS surgery; I got along well with her." Chang Yue replied without getting a chance to retort Su Yun.

"Have her report to the Medical Department, suggesting an investigation into the child's mother's identity, then check where the child was treated before. Such matters are better handled by the hospital administration; the information volume is too large for an ordinary person." Su Yun said.

"Huh?" Chang Yue froze, wondering why investigate these things?

"Isn't that what you said? No one would use their own child to cause trouble." Su Yun said, "This matter is different from the Hai Cheng incident; I think it's not human traffickers, so we should investigate carefully."

"Do you suspect the child has an underlying condition?" Chang Yue understood.

"Let her ask first." Su Yun said.

"What if the Medical Department has nothing to say?" Chang Yue pursued.

"Do you think they're like you? Those people in the Medical Department are all sly and cunning; they're probably already looking for clues." Su Yun seized the opportunity, using his social experience to overwhelm Chang Yue.

Chang Yue glanced at him, ignored him. She took her phone and started communicating with the familiar pediatric nurse.

Soon, Chang Yue lifted her head somewhat dazedly.

Zheng Ren felt it strange; Chang Yue's expression was off.

As the best at communication within the small team and with patients, Chang Yue rarely shows such bewilderment. In a sense, she understands worldly affairs and communication with patients very deeply.

Communication with colleagues and leaders... Chang Yue also knows, she just doesn't want to do it.

She is a girl with a peculiar temperament.

Zheng Ren rarely sees her so bewildered; she is nothing like the Chang Yue who became close friends with Zheng Yunxia after just half a cigarette.

Su Yun also froze a moment, he nudged Chang Yue and asked: "Are you stupid? What happened?"

"Xiao Yin said the Medical Department already found the child's medical records from other hospitals, but she doesn't know the details." Chang Yue looked at the food before her, had no appetite, put down her chopsticks, sighed, and said: "What you said might be true."

Everyone fell silent.

Indeed, what it means, what the truth really is—those in the medical field don't need to guess; it will appear before them like flowing water.

"Boss, bring beer!" Su Yun said.

Zheng Ren raised his head, looked at him, and then realized Su Yun was calling the restaurant boss.

This boss is not that boss.

"Not working this afternoon?" Zheng Ren asked.

"Don't want to go." Su Yun wore an unusually gentle smile.

If you don't know him well, you wouldn't notice anything abnormal; this is the expression a normal person should have.

But everyone present was familiar with Su Yun; his expression was absolutely wrong!

Normally, this guy's mouth would be curled in a mocking smile that makes people want to punch him; how could it be so gentle?

Zheng Ren shook his head and said, "Drink a little less, just in case something happens."

"Boss, the Intervention Department is all outpatient!" Su Yun said: "The Emergency Building ahead handles all emergency surgeries. Even if you wanted to, you couldn't get in. Habit, just get used to it."

Su Yun bit the two words "habit" heavily, heavily.