Hospital.
The little episode between Lea and Carly had temporarily settled down.
Shaun once again focused on working hard with Adam to learn how to become a good doctor.
That day.
Emergency Department.
Adam brought Shaun over as part of his rotation.
Compared to other departments, the Emergency Department, where doctors dealt directly with patients and their families, was more challenging for Shaun and was also where Adam focused his teaching.
It had already been two weeks.
Shaun was still a shadow doctor who did not speak.
"I need help."
A man in a baseball cap, leaning on crutches, walked over and set one of his crutches beside Adam, who was seeing a patient. With an amused look, he said, "I believe someone stole my apprentice."
As he spoke, he looked at Shaun, who was standing behind Adam as a shadow doctor.
"Sorry, I'm tied up here. I'll have Dr. Murphy examine you first."
Adam gave the patient and family an apologetic smile, then said to Shaun, "Dr. Murphy, take over this case."
"Okay."
Shaun's expression did not change much, but his eyes were filled with delight.
Although the other interns envied him, they also secretly mocked him much of the time.
No matter how poorly they did, when they came to the Emergency Department, they still got to treat patients themselves instead of merely standing there watching.
"I think something's wrong with your nerves. Let's go over there and take a look."
Adam stood and said to Dr. House—no, Dr. Gregory Wilson, as he was called now—who had appeared from who knew where.
The patient's family had been somewhat dissatisfied, but after hearing that, they could not really say anything.
They could hardly argue with a limping man with mental problems.
What if he went crazy and swung his