Stuck in you

Kevin sat in a daze. He couldn't believe his ears. He had thought Rachel would blurt out about the prescription. But nothing of that sort happened.

She had reminded him of the prescription's problem, but he didn't listen and even scolded her.

All this made Kevin believe that Rachel would use this opportunity to get him fired. After all, he deserved it.

But the scene which was unraveling before him was one he didn't expect.

When Rachel finished, the executive slightly sighed, looked up at Sheila and said, "Miss, did you hear that? If you still don't believe us, we can provide you with all of the record of her condition during her stay in this hospital."

Sheila couldn't stand this any longer. She shouted angrily, "Nothing these people say or show will put my mind at ease. I am not here for the evidence! The doctor told me she would be fine after 24 hours' observation in the ICU. But what happened next? My sister died!"

Nobody made a reply, so she continued, "She had been admitted there for several days. During this time, you told me she was okay! I spoke to your doctor and nurses! None of you told me we were going to lose her."

Sheila almost lost control and cried out. The thought of her sister broke her heart into pieces.

Rachel took a look at Kevin who was sitting in the corner, poker faced.

What a chaotic afternoon! Everyone tried to comfort the mother and daughter, but nothing would soothe them.

In spite of their efforts, they seemed hell-bent on accusing the hospital for what happened.

Except for their conviction, there was no evidence which would prove there was any relation between the death and hospital's negligence. This relieved the executive's worried mind. Without solid proof, nobody could harm them.

That night, Rachel didn't come back from the hospital until it was midnight.

On her way back home, she noticed there were few cars on the street. This allowed Rachel to drive as fast as she wished. The incidents of the hospital wouldn't leave her. Her head was buzzing, on the verge of explosion.

Before she went home, she had visited the deceased, hoping to get one last glimpse of that lady's face. Looking at it, she thought there was something serene about her. But her heart cried at the sight. After all, she was only twenty-five or twenty-six. There was so much in life she deserved to see.

Rachel took a deep breath and slowly covered the cloth again. She felt like a black hole was breaking open in her heart. All her negative emotions were rushing into the black hole desperately.

When she came out, her hands and feet were slightly cold. She didn't know if the air conditioner was on or perhaps some other reason had led to this.

As she walked, she couldn't help but wonder what the outcome would have been if Kevin had changed the medicine in time.

'Or perhaps if I had been more careful while inspecting her two days ago, things may have been better. I should have made an effort to take good care of her. And then this day wouldn't have come,' she thought to herself.

Just when she was drowning in her miserable thoughts, someone called her from behind, "Doctor! Doctor!"

Rachel came to a halt. She heard the footsteps behind her and turned around and saw Sheila. Sheila's eyes were red and swollen.

This lady resembled her sister in a lot of ways. Rachel's hands slightly trembled. To hide it from Sheila, she put both the hands in her pockets.

In a very indifferent voice, she said, "Yes, do you want something?"

giving it a second thought, she believed it might

in a low

lips and said,

this female doctor. She couldn't help but believe she was the

would leave without giving her sister justice. Everyone

few days. Sheila went around and asked people to help. But her words fell

her health

had been fine, why had

were too many loopholes in

but none of them implied her death. They made her look like an idiot who was

whole world had collapsed. At the moment, her biggest

her suspicious. She couldn't let the

from the hospital, but she didn't expect that the so-called executive of the hospital would dismiss the

was completely partial to the

anger. She had

happening, she had decided to send her sister's body out of

on her sister's

everything, there was sorrow in her eyes which

must know something and if she would squeeze it out of her, her mission in attaining justice for her

back to her office and closed the door. Sheila was a little

a step forward, clenching her fists which were drooping beside

Rachel's apartment As Rachel closed her eyes, Sheila's face

Those eyes contained doubts,

resentment,

and contempt.

the first time Rachel began to question her profession

Kevin about the medicine. And the executive also knew

the scene that had happened in the executive's office, it was certain

there would be consequences, it was still painful to go through

executive of the hospital had a clear attitude. The first priority for the hospital was to protect Kevin and

had to be solved in private, by hook or by crook. If not, the hospital and everyone involved in it would

had chosen the wrong path the second she supported the doctor who had caused Sheila's sister's death. The injustice

she had chosen to become a doctor in order to

that things like this would happen. From her point of view, she was equally to

played a role in killing the patient. Their negligence led

could have asked for justice and an official

apology! Kevin committed a crime and the executive was doing all he could in order

so guilty that she couldn't sleep well that

And when she dozed off for a while, her dream was scary

she was worn out. She refreshed