Suing Adam

Medical Center.

Adam's office.

"Jenny, you know those are only public records, right?"

Adam frowned and reminded her, "In private, many patients don't even know how they were infected after they catch it."

"I'll be careful!"

Jenny reiterated, her face pale.

"This isn't something you can control just by being careful."

Adam sighed. "You work in emergency care. When you encounter a sharp wound, you might be able to find someone to take your place once—but can you find someone to do it for you every time?

"There will always be times when you can't find someone to take your place.

"And traumatic injuries where patients are brought into the emergency room with glass still lodged in wounds caused by shattered glass are extremely common.

"Not to mention suturing patients, when you're holding suture needles and thread.

"Or administering medication, with injection needles.

"Once your skin is pierced by something sharp like glass, a suture needle, or an injection needle, and your blood drips into a patient's wound...

"You're gambling with the patient's health!"

"I'll be extra careful!"

Jenny's face grew even paler, but she still repeated the same words.

"Dr. Duncan!"

Seeing Adam's deeply furrowed brow and his refusal to let the matter go, Jenny pleaded with tears in her eyes, "I'll be careful. Please don't let this news get out.

"You don't understand my pain.

"My ex-husband gave me this disease. My love and marriage were completely dead after that.

"Now, all I have left is my career.

"I worked so hard to become a PA. I'm capable of making something of myself.

"I have value!"

At that point, Jenny choked up.

PA: physician assistant.

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