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Medical Center.

The ward.

"Dr. Bailey?"

After Adam was invited over by Meredith, he opened the door to find himself facing a sneering face.

Cristina gave a helpless look.

Are you surprised to see me here?

Dr. Bailey scoffed, "If I remember correctly, you're an intern under me. Every action you take in the hospital requires my approval. Or do you think you can hide it from me and secretly do something underhanded again?"

"Sorry."

Meredith immediately apologized. "Dr. Bailey, this is my friend. His condition is somewhat... special, so we were thinking..."

"What do you want?"

Dr. Bailey interrupted, "This is a hospital. I don't want you to think, I want me to think! My idea is very simple: you all need to be obedient, strictly abide by the hospital's rules and regulations, and study hard to become qualified surgeons. Is that really that difficult for you?"

"It's not difficult."

Cristina quickly responded.

She didn't want to be Meredith's group by Dr. Bailey.

If Meredith weren't her best friend, she would definitely have added, "It's not about us, it's just Meredith alone. I've told her not to do this before."

"Not difficult?"

Dr. Bailey sneered, "So you're deliberately making things difficult for me?"

"..."

Cristina and Meredith were speechless for a moment.

Adam, on the other hand, kept his eyes on his nose and his nose on his mind.

He was not an intern under Dr. Bailey, and he was not an ordinary intern.

But if anyone dares to utter a word, they will definitely be met with a full-scale attack from Dr. Bailey.

Therefore, he chose to stay out of it.

Unfortunately, the tree may wish to remain still, but the wind will not cease.

"And what's wrong with you?"

Dr. Bailey glared at his two most promising interns for a while, then, still furious, turned his attention to Adam, who was pretending to be invisible.

"Meredith asked me to come and take a look at her condition."

Adam smiled innocently.

"Ha!"

Dr. Bailey scoffed, "We all know you're capable, but no matter how capable you are, you're still just an intern. Is this kind of consultation something you can handle?"

"Cannot."

Adam nodded sincerely. "So I just came to check it out, and if there are any problems, I will report them immediately."

That doesn't sound nice.

But it is the absolute truth.

Adam is indeed highly skilled, and he is improving rapidly.

However, his status remained that of an intern doctor, and theoretically, he was not allowed to see patients without the permission of a senior doctor.

This is also why he initially refused Meredith's request for him to secretly take over Steven's case.

"Oh!"

Dr. Bailey pursed his lips, still quite satisfied with Adam's attitude. Besides, Adam was different after all, so one comment was enough. He then turned his attention to Meredith.

"My friend, all the tests you did for him were normal. Enemas and acupuncture didn't work. It's probably a neurological problem."

"That's what we thought too, so I went to find Adam ..."

Meredith quickly said.

Looking for Duncan?

Dr. Bailey interrupted, "You should consult a Neurosurgery for your neurological problems, not Duncan! If this continues any longer, his condition could really become necrotic."

"Ah!"

Steven, who had been watching the whole thing from his hospital bed with his flag raised, couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.

"Don't worry, I've already called for a consultation."

Dr. Bailey reassured him.

"Consultation?!"

Meredith's voice immediately rose ninety degrees. "You called in Neurosurgery?!"

Adam felt that same uncontrollable urge to burst out laughing that he had when he first met Steven, and he was really struggling to hold it in.

It's so hard for him.

How could such a bizarre thing happen?

Meredith, you're absolutely phenomenal!

Hey! It's not my fault!

Dr. Bailey understood why Meredith reacted so strongly, but understanding didn't mean she accepted it. She put one hand on her hip and retorted, "You're the one who broke this guy's brother."

"..."

Meredith was speechless, filled with shame and indignation.

Cristina lowered her head sharply, almost burying her face in her chest, to hide her barely suppressed laughter.

Adam wanted to say something fair: there was indeed organizational damage, but it wasn't severe enough to break the organization; it wasn't that bad, not at all...

Then he thought of Meredith's words that morning, words that were usually spoken by a man.

Yes.

A woman brings a man home from a bar, and the man expects the woman to have real feelings for him?

They really treat you like a slave.

In the Adam- eternal period, there are many classic summaries of these scenarios.

Those who know, know.

Thinking about it this way, Meredith kicking Steven out early on was, in a way, a form of mercy towards Steven.

At least Steven walked into the hospital, instead of shuffling over the wall.

Emmm.

Meredith is a kind-hearted person who doesn't exploit others.

Good morning, everyone.

Just as Meredith was filled with shame and anger, and Adam and the others were secretly laughing, a cheerful and energetic greeting came in with the sound of footsteps.

The Neurosurgery consultant that Dr. Bailey had called has arrived.

Who else could it be but Dr. Shepherd, the renowned Chief of Surgery neurosurgery?

Meredith, with his back to the door, closed his eyes, his body swaying precariously.

The final torture finally arrived.

So, what's going on?

Dr. Shepherd smiled and nodded to everyone.

He's in excellent spirits.

Last night, I broke up with my girlfriend Meredith for good. In fact, she was my ex-girlfriend, and she had come to terms with it and we broke up amicably and peacefully.

He knew she didn't blame him.

Blame it on this incredibly humorous fate.

Having finally let go of a heavy burden, he went home that night and rekindled his old romance with his wife, with whom he had been arguing for months and almost divorced.

Barney said: Absence makes the heart grow fonder.

This is considered the ultimate enjoyment for urban men and women, alongside breakup sex and reconciliation sex.

Dr. Shepherd so radiant today, it's impossible for him not to be glowing.

He greets everyone with a smile.

Dr. Bailey looked at Meredith, signaling her to answer.

"It's like this..."

Cristina, being her best friend, laughed it off, but seeing her friend about to faint, she quickly took over the conversation and explained the illness.

"Um."

Dr. Shepherd didn't think much of it, nodded, walked to the bedside, slightly lifted the sheet covering Steven, and looked inside.

When did this problem begin?

"I cleaned the winnowing basket last night, and it was still like this when I woke up this morning."

Steven had no idea about the relationship between Dr. Shepherd and Meredith, and when Dr. Shepherd asked him a question, he answered naturally.

"Dr. Shepherd, if I'm not needed here, I have other matters to attend to."

Dr. Bailey, not wanting to watch the melodramatic plot unfold, simply said he was leaving.

"Um."

Dr. Shepherd nodded and continued looking at Steven: "When was the last time you used a winnowing basket?"

Adam gave a playful smile.

Cristina's sidelong glance at her best friend was a perfect meme.

Meredith had no time to pay attention to Adam and Cristina; her face was contorted with a look of utter misery, and she desperately hoped that this nightmare would end soon.

But what you fear most is what will happen to you.

"I don't remember."

Steven, lying on the bed, thought for a moment, but had no answer. He turned his head to look at Meredith and asked naturally, "Meredith?"

Meredith closed her eyes in pain.

Dr. Shepherd stopped writing down the patient's condition, looked up abruptly, and stared at Meredith in disbelief. His excellent mood for the day vanished completely.