Turning Of The Tide
Chapter 116
Chapter 116
At 8:40 AM the next morning, as usual, Natalie did her rounds and brought a few staff to Hackett’s ward. After asking him a few questions, she said, “You can be discharged today.”
Hackett was unhappy when he heard that he could be discharged. He had originally planned to go home today as it was boring to stay here alone, but after Trevon was admitted to the hospital, he changed his mind. Not only could he have company, but he could also watch a show. “Doctor, I couldn’t sleep last night. I felt dizzy, Why don’t I stay here to be observed today? What if I faint after I return? I’m still a child. I can’t leave just like that.”
Natalie was at a loss for words.
The other doctors were speechless as well. His acting skills were really poor. Was his brain even fully developed at this point?
Natalie was unmoved and said. “You’re wasting the hospital’s resources. The nurse said that you played mobile games until midnight last night and even went to visit other patients. This isn’t a presidential suite at a hotel. Are you addicted to staying here?”
Hackett was thick-skinned. “I couldn’t sleep last night so I went to visit my neighbors. Besides, how can the presidential suite compare to this?”
Natalie did not want to talk to him anymore. He was just spouting nonsense. It was obvious that he did not want to be discharged at all. “Stay if you like.”
When Natalie walked out of the ward, the intern beside her asked, “Doctor, he has clearly recovered. Why did you let him stay? Wouldn’t that be a waste of resources?”
Natalie thought that only the wealthy people of Athana could afford to stay on this floor of the hospital. Ordinary people would not have the money to stay on this floor. Since he wanted to contribute to the hospital financially and they weren’t short on beds, why should she stop him?
Natalie said in a low voice, “The rich are stupid. Isn’t it good that they’re paying? We can use the money to support poor families.”
Every year, Athana Hospital provided assistance to the less fortunate. They subsidized or reduced the medical expenses of many disadvantaged families. Naturally, she would not reject the contributions of these rich people.
Before she walked into the ward next door, she looked up and glanced at the sign next to the door. There was no name on it, but she did not think too much about it because it was a normal occurrence.
Jim was stunned when he saw Natalie enter. His mind was racing with thoughts. He was a little suspicious and looked at the man whom he didn’t know was unconscious or asleep.
up
He remembered that the director said yesterday that Trevon should have woken up last night, but Trevon did not wake last night. He even called the director out of worry, but the director told him to calm down and that Trevon would wake up
tomorrow.
Natalie was also full of questions in the morning. She received a message from the hospital director in the middle of the night asking her to take over the inpatient department, and that she did not have to go to the outpatient clinic for now. She would only need to go there when there were special cases. She was a little depressed about this transfer. Originally, she was only a consultation specialist who worked Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays in the outpatient clinic, and Tuesdays and Thursdays in the inpatient department. Now, she was stationed full-time at the inpatient department.
She was puzzled about the arrangement, but she still maintained her professionalism. “Is the patient still unconscious?” Jim’s reaction was a little slow. “Uh… yes, yes. H-He didn’t wake up.” He hadn’t seen Natalie in two years, so his brain was a little short-circuited.
one hand to check then moved to the other eyelid. After that, she stuffed the medical flashlight back into the pocket
he doesn’t move
regular routine inspection. Natalie did not seem like she missed. Trevon at
turned around and left the ward to check
took and muttered, “Who is that, Doctor? He’s so handsome. Even
is so beautiful that it’s lethal, huh?” On the surface, she put on a serious look and said, “You’re a doctor so you need to remember your responsibilities. Don’t be
and lowered her head. She couldn’t hold it in for a moment. This man was just too handsome. He was so good-looking even when he wasn’t awake, and she couldn’t help but want to exclaim.
to the impatient department’s office and heard the discussions
is the patient in room 1314? The hospital director came a few times last night. I heard that he got up from
even put his name on the sign. I don’t think
him are also handsome men? The nurse at the front desk kept taking their
few of
glass of water and sat back in her chair to
together so that they could get
asked, “Natalie, did you find out who they are when you went to
indifferently. “A concussion patient”
know this already. Why is
II AM. Jim, who was sitting on the couch, was so excited that he almost cried out. If Trevon still didn’t wake
discomfort? As
the end, his hand was slapped away mercilessly. ‘Has she been
was confused. “Huh?”
at him and exhaled.
about. “Yes, Mrs. Wilson was here.”
his head had been hit. It was still a little painful.
you not to move too much when you wake up.
without much
puzzled. “So, Mr. Wilson, did you deliberately get beaten up so that you would be admitted to
felt dizzy. He closed his eyes
think?”
just to see Natalie. That would be childish. There were many ways to chase after Natalie that did
wearing a blue-striped hospital gown and smiled with a touched expression. “You’re a good friend. I would have been happy if you just visited me,
so that you would be admitted to the hospital? You want to gain sympathy from Natalie and use
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