Zhao Nan said, "Later, because of an incident, they wanted to discipline me, so I chose to resign. Partly because I didn't want to take the blame, and partly because it gave me a suitable reason to leave."
Wang Xiaoliang pressed pause, and the image instantly froze.
He turned to look at Wei Zijin beside him.
"Was something cut here? Did you delete a section?"
Wei Zijin's gaze remained on the screen, her voice level. "A medical incident."
She paused, then added, "Something went wrong while they were trying to save a patient. The attending physician had some connections, and in the end, the hospital held a meeting and pinned the blame on Nan. They said she hadn't been thorough enough with her preoperative observations and that there were omissions in her shift handover records."
"She refused to accept it and raised a fuss. But how could a little nurse fresh out of school fight an entire hospital? In the end, all she could do was resign and leave it at that."
After listening, Wang Xiaoliang fell silent for a moment. "That's... pretty similar to what happened to you."
Wei Zijin's face stiffened briefly. Then she nodded without saying anything.
"Fuck, if we could air this part, the discussion would go through the roof! The numbers would explode!"
"Of course." Wei Zijin's lips twitched. "When I dug this part out, I knew there was a hundred percent chance it'd get axed. Who would dare air something like this?"
Wang Xiaoliang swore, dropped the subject, and reached over to press play.
On the screen, the interview continued.
In the video, Wei Zijin's voice sounded again. "After leaving the hospital, didn't you consider finding another job? You had the qualifications and some experience by then. That shouldn't have been difficult, right?"
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