Stuck in you

Rachel got the prescription from the nurse. As she read the instructions, her face contorted into a frown. She stormed out of the office to confront Kevin about this matter, but was stopped by someone.

As she lifted her head to see who it was, her eyes widened. It was the patient's mother. Her eyes were dark and it looked like she hadn't gotten any sleep at all since her daughter's operation.

The mother frowned. Neither of the nurses or doctors were updating her about her daughter's condition.

They had told her she that after twenty-four hours of observation, she would be fine. But it had already been more than several days and her daughter had yet to wake up.

When she saw Rachel speeding down the hallway, she stopped her to ask about her daughter's condition.

As the mother asked questions, Rachel held the prescription tightly in her hand. Yesterday, she thought Kevin would listen to her advice, but he didn't.

Rachel's heart sank as she tried to soothe the weeping woman.

Once she had helped the woman calm down, Rachel sped to Kevin's office. To her disappointment, it was empty. Instead of turning back, she sat down in silence and waited for him to arrive.

As soon as he came in, Rachel stood up. "Kevin, I have something to ask you."

"What is it?" He strode into the bathroom and made an apologetic gesture to Rachel. "Can you wait for a moment? I have to wash my hands first."

Rachel nodded and patiently waited for him to finish.

When he exited the bathroom, she held the prescription in front of him. "This belongs to the patient with heart disease."

He wiped his hands clean with a paper towel. "Yes, what's wrong with it?"

Rachel frowned. "I had suggested that you should change this medicine. Why are you still administering the original one?"

Kevin lowered his head again and examined the prescription carefully. His expression changed slightly. He nodded, remembering that she had indeed told him about this before.

But the patient's condition had changed, and he decided to overlook Rachel's suggestion.

He was the attending doctor, so he decided to stick with the original prescription.

Just as he was about to open his mouth to explain, Rachel interrupted him.

"How long have you used this? She hasn't gotten any better. You should be changing it!"

Rachel's voice got louder and louder, accusing him of misconduct. Kevin frowned, he didn't like her tone and became impatient at her inquiries. "Rachel! I am the doctor in charge of her situation." Kevin raised his voice again in fury.

what's wrong with this prescription? Tell me!" His voice was full of anger. He heaved heavily

her attitude that annoyed him, but this wasn't the reason

we should continue prescribing this

a few years older than Rachel and had worked far longer in the hospital. He

to her in terms

still much more

not enough in the hospital. Clinical

much

she could start dictating

more annoyed. Impatiently, he waved his hand to dismiss her. "Alright stop talking! There's nothing wrong with the prescription. What are you trying to tell me, huh? I am far more experienced than you! I know what I'm doing! I know you are highly educated, but it doesn't mean that

wasn't here to argue

know that my words may have offended you, but

clear explanation as

If there is something

for a while and then replied

that she would say

a colleague would

was special, there would have been

remarks. He thought that she might have gotten

came here just to insult

thought about it,

in to restrain his anger and softly turned to Rachel. "I'm sorry that I may sound harsh. I'd prefer that you don't interfere with my patient. If there

something might happen if you

words slapped Kevin in the

capable, I'll inform the

could be heard

narrowly. She was here to argue with him. Why was he being so defensive

getting angry

prescription tightly and said coldly, "I'm sorry that I

silence entered the

Without another word,

turned around

to looking inside Kevin's office. When they saw Rachel coming out, they quickly went back to their stations,

Kevin and Rachel