Friends' Wives Are Off-Limits?

Medical Center.

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"Liz is just stupid, not sick!"

George, as Adam's best friend, was somewhat unhappy with what Adam said.

"Alright."

Adam didn't argue, and laughed, "Just consider her stupid. This is probably just the beginning of her stupidity. There will probably be even more stupid things to come."

"No way?"

George exclaimed in surprise.

"I studied psychology."

Adam pointed out, "I've seen many cases like this, including one that's very similar to Liz's current situation. She was also a female doctor. Guess what she did afterward?"

"What did you do?"

Meredith's attention also returned from reminiscing about Sunday and Mr. Dreamy's dream weekend.

"She later chose to marry that cancer patient so that he wouldn't die alone."

Adam didn't beat around the bush and gave the answer directly.

"What?!"

George and Meredith exclaimed in unison.

Everyone was shocked.

You said that if the female doctor falls in love with a cancer patient, giving him a beautiful memory in his final days, they can understand.

After all, giving away one's physical body is not a big deal here.

However, marriage is still considered quite sacred in the eyes of United States.

How can caring for patients be linked to romantic love in marriage?

How difficult must it be for a newlywed female doctor to face the death of her husband immediately after her marriage?

For the rest of my life, it will feel like a piece of my heart has been cut out, and it will ache faintly.

"She went too far."

Meredith frowned.

"Is Liz going to do the same?"

George was very worried.

"I hope not."

Meredith's expression changed.

But then it suddenly occurred to her that Liz's situation was even worse than that of the female doctor.

Alex was only castrated; he didn't have cancer and wouldn't die immediately.

If Liz follows that female doctor's example, she'll never be happy again.

This is terrible.

"You think the story ends here?"

Adam looked at them with amusement.

What happened next?

George and Meredith pressed on again in unison.

"The first part is a fairy tale, and the second part is reality."

Adam sighed, "After getting married, facing her husband's impending death, the bride, a female doctor, awakened his will to live as his wife, and he actively cooperated with her treatment plan. The bride, a female doctor, worried herself sick for her husband, but fortunately, her husband's good friend stayed by her side and helped her..."

At this point, George and Meredith's expressions turned strange.

Needless to say, they probably guessed what happened next.

One should not covet a friend's wife.

Feel sorry!

This is United States. We should follow our hearts and do whatever we want. That's freedom.

"They fell in love?"

Meredith asked with a complicated expression.

"Have no idea."

Adam shook his head. "In the case, the female doctor who was the bride only said that she had fallen in love with her husband's best friend and felt that they loved each other, but I have two questions about that."

"Two question marks?"

Meredith was puzzled.

That good buddy was probably just acting on hormones; whether he loved her or not is hard to say, it's a question mark, which is normal.

But what is the other question mark?

"I don't think the female doctor was truly in love with the bride."

Adam laughed and said, "Just as I don't think she loves her husband, if it's all about love, don't you think love comes and goes too quickly? Love is too cheap! Most likely she doesn't understand love at all; it's just a momentary feeling of emotion and impulse that she thinks she's in love."

In How I Met Your Mother, the female protagonist Robin once said, "I often do this. One moment we're madly in love, and the next, he's dead to me."

These words chilled Ted, who was dating Robin at the time, to the bone. He stared blankly at his girlfriend, and even though Robin repeatedly called him "darling" and said he was an exception, he could only force a smile and accept the explanation.

But what are they really thinking?

All I can say is "heh!"

"And then what?"

George, being a man, remembered the real male protagonist in this love triangle. "Where's her husband?"

"Dead."

Adam sighed, "The bride, a female doctor, is so 'emotional' that she's not good at hiding her feelings for her new love. Otherwise, she wouldn't have impulsively married a cancer patient after knowing him for so long."

Her husband must have known about his wife's 'love affair' with her best friend before he died. I wonder, if he had another choice, would he have accepted this ending, or preferred to die alone?

George remained silent.

Meredith, however, said, "I think he should have chosen this ending. After all, having such a happy experience in the last period of his life, even if the ending is not good, is still better than dying alone. Perhaps he will bless them in the end."

Adam's lips twitched slightly.

In the East Country, to first 'fall in love' and then betray before death is definitely an act of revenge.

For example, characters like Huanhuan and Yueyue.

In any case, Yongzheng and Prince Qin almost died with their eyes wide open in dismay.

Of course, one could also say that they wished them well, wanted to see them happy in front of them, and couldn't bear to miss this last romantic moment...

"That female doctor lived with self-blame the whole time."

Adam did not refute Meredith, but simply stated the facts.

Meredith was speechless.

What's there to argue about?

Why feel so guilty?

Then you'll have the answer.

It's certain that the female doctor's husband didn't die with a smile on his face.

This is a normal reaction for most men.

"Now that you mention it, I'm even more worried about Liz."

George was deeply worried.

Reality is too cruel.

He didn't want Liz to follow in that female doctor's footsteps.

"Adam, what do you think we should do to help her?"

No, no, no.

Adam shook his head and said, "Don't include me. This kind of thing is always thankless and I won't get involved. I advise you not to get too involved either. Just give her some advice. You said it yourself, Liz is just stupid, not sick."

"..."

George was a little embarrassed.

He initially just wanted to protect his best friend, but now it seems Adam was absolutely right.

My best friend isn't stupid, she's just really sick and needs treatment!

Adam finished eating and quickly left.

Dr. Burke trusted him and entrusted his good friend to his care, so he had to take it seriously and live up to that trust and favor.

The more appreciation you receive from your Attending Physician, the more opportunities you will have.

He wasn't going to waste his time trying to persuade Liz was probably already in a frenzy.

Moreover, he didn't even need to go; he could already guess Liz's attitude.

Most people felt that she was engaged in a sacred cause, which was her freedom and belief, and that anyone who tried to persuade her was either infringing on her rights or discriminating against Alex.

On his way back to the ward, Adam suddenly had an idea.

It's already noon, why hasn't Elizabeth come yet?

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