Good Intentions Gone Wrong

Medical Center.

The surgery was successfully completed.

Noon.

Self-service restaurant.

"Adam, you still enjoy collecting this disgusting stuff?"

Liz looked at the glass bottle on the table with disdain; inside the bottle was 'United States's greatest novel'.

"Is this disgusting?"

Adam glanced at her and said leisurely, "You're really making a fuss over nothing! There are doctors who like to collect feces, and she's even called the 'Poop Doll Girl.' Many people think she's cute and really like her."

"Impossible!"

Liz immediately put down her knife and fork, swallowing hard, her face contorted with disgust and disbelief. "How could such a person exist? And even if such a person did exist, it couldn't be a female doctor; it would most likely be a gay male doctor..."

"Look, look!"

Adam laughed and said, "You're being narrow-minded! The girl doctor I'm talking about, who has gastrointestinal issues, is looking at this hobby from a medical perspective. Every type of feces is different, and different types of feces represent different illnesses."

Collecting this is also a form of learning and memorization.

The first thing you think of is disgust, and you even associate it with a gay male doctor, which is clearly an association from an indescribable perspective.

Both are female doctors, but isn't it obvious who is professional and who is not?

Aren't you ashamed?

"..."

Liz blushed slightly, but still retorted with some skepticism, "Let's not talk about gender, just this kind of thing... I don't believe any doctor would actually do that. Which hospital is this female doctor you're talking about from?"

"If you don't believe me, then so be it."

Adam did not answer directly.

He can't very well say he works at Cloud Radiance Hospital, can he?

"You're definitely making this up."

Seeing that Adam didn't answer, Liz became even more convinced that she was right and that Adam had made this up.

"Whatever makes you happy."

Adam smiled and lowered his head to eat.

At this moment.

Little George stomped over angrily, plopped down on his seat, and his chubby face clearly showed his displeasure.

"Wow! Our hero has arrived!"

Liz momentarily forgot about the poop doll doctor and clapped and shouted at George.

"Hehe."

Adam looked at George and laughed.

"You!"

George was furious.

"You dared to directly contradict Dr. Montgomery. Before Dr. Montgomery could even tell you to leave, you said, 'This case is none of my business, is it? I know!' and just walked away."

Liz chuckled and said, "This is the first time we've seen such a manly thing from you."

"What do you mean?"

Upon hearing this, George's face darkened, and he said, "How am I not a man normally?!"

"You're usually very manly, very manly."

Liz replied dismissively, "It's just that this time it's even more manly!"

"Alright."

Adam interrupted, "How will the family of the two-hearted person choose?"

That's right!

The man who appeared to be pregnant almost led everyone to believe that he was a teratoma patient from the bipolar disorder, but he wasn't a bipolar disorder patient at all.

But this time, a real person with two hearts came to the hospital.

She looks like a young girl.

Her name is Beth.

I was hospitalized for enlarged pelvic lymph nodes and underwent an Ultrasound biopsy.

The test results were quite surprising.

The living tissue is not ovarian tissue, but rather high-level tissue.

Compared to this result...

The real cause, benign lymph node tumors, is hardly worth mentioning.

"They want us to keep it from Beth and, while she's having her lymph node tumor removed, also cut out the internal 'high-level' tissue, which means we'll have a 'heart-changing' operation."

George exclaimed indignantly, "What kind of parents are these? They actually want to make such a life-altering decision about their child without their knowledge!"

You see, Beth always felt that she was abnormal.

I felt very inferior because of this, and thought I was a freak.

Even at this age, he still has the open and honest heart of a boy...

In order to be like other girls, she secretly took birth control pills, and even took five at a time.

The reason is that she heard it could promote development.

But doing that is life-threatening!

This situation shows that Beth can also choose to be a boy, and having an open mind is not a shameful flaw.

But her parents didn't even say a word before cutting off this option.

I cannot accept this!

"Calm."

Adam asked in surprise, "George, did Beth remind you of something? You've never seemed this emotional before?"

"Yes."

Liz chimed in, "George, you don't mean to..."

"I'm not!"

George met their questioning gazes, and after understanding what they meant, his chubby face turned bright red. "I haven't had any heart-changing surgery!"

"Don't get agitated, we believe in you."

Adam laughed and said, "It's just a little strange that I rarely see you so empathetic."

"I'm really not!"

George, his face flushed, explained, "I just see my past self in Beth ... not in terms of identity, but in the feelings of inferiority and loneliness I experienced in high school."

Beth has almost no friends, is often discriminated against and bullied, and can only draw comics.

At the time, I did the same. To make more friends, I joined the Dungeons & Dragons gaming club and served as its secretary and treasurer.

"What?"

Upon hearing this, Liz laughed exaggeratedly and said, "George, you were such a homebody in high school!"

"Dungeons & Dragons again."

Adam retorted, "To be honest, George, did you receive some benefits from Dungeons & Dragons?"

"What?"

George looked completely bewildered.

"Because it seems like all the lonely, unsociable people from high school are now playing Dungeons & Dragons together."

Adam sighed helplessly, "My friend is the same way. He's loved this game since he was a kid. I always felt that Dungeons & Dragons had invested a lot in advertising, which is why this happened."

Sheldon is always talking about Dungeons & Dragons.

There were even one or two episodes where everyone played this game.

Given the immense popularity of the Big Bang Theory, it's hard for Adam not to suspect that it received a huge advertising fee.

That's fine.

Now even Dr. George has revealed that his nerdy lifestyle in high school involved playing Dungeons & Dragons.

Emmm.

Either they received money.

Either it's for the purpose of criticizing.

Adam did not believe in the other options.

"So what are you planning to do?"

Liz asked with concern, "Should we tell Beth?"

"Please don't."

Adam cautioned, "Going against the wishes of underage patients' parents can easily lead to legal trouble."

"Don't worry, I'm not that stupid."

George pondered for a moment and said, "I won't tell her directly, but I can subtly let her ask her parents herself..."

I advise you not to do that.

Adam said seriously, "Their parents weren't entirely unreasonable either."

The shock of raising a daughter for more than ten years to suddenly become a son is too great for most people. What will outsiders say about their family?

Beth is still a child. She may think it's cool to be a boy now, but what if she can't stand other people's opinions and makes strange remarks after the change, and then regrets it?

Will they hold you responsible or sue you?

Your casual remark did indeed clear my mind.

But it was their family of three who truly bore the consequences.