For a moment, the professional Dr. Kelly looked ready to hit someone.
Especially when she turned around and saw the deep suspicion in Fu Qian's eyes.
"You have to eat today—"
She hurried forward, sounding a little frantic, but before she could finish, the door slammed shut in her face.
Sam clearly followed his doctor's orders to the letter.
"Open the door."
After nearly having her nose flattened by the doorknob, Kelly immediately decided to break in by force and told Fu Qian to use his professional skills.
"Don't worry. This one looks even less likely to run."
Unfortunately, the assistant physician seemed to have other ideas.
As Kelly stared at him wide-eyed, Fu Qian finished speaking with a smile, then simply turned and left.
"So you still don't believe me?"
In the end, Kelly had no choice but to chase after him. She looked at Fu Qian and spoke coldly.
"My professional expertise is nothing to brag about."
Fu Qian looked modest.
"Also, there's a small detail. If I remember correctly, you said these patients had missed their follow-up appointments. But from what we just heard, Sam was told not to come to the clinic?"
"That's all? It's just a minor detail. Loretta hasn't even been to the clinic."
Kelly snorted.
"That's right. I sent Sam home. After I realized something was wrong with Nancy, I quickly sent away all the patients at the clinic that day and told them not to come back for a while, to avoid being further misled."
"It wasn't until I reviewed the records later that I realized Sam's condition was far worse than I'd imagined."
"Of course, you can say that I'm the reason Sam didn't show up for his appointment."
"I see."
Fu Qian listened with complete attention.
It was a