Anyone with even a little knowledge of the law knew that only guardians or managers could be held responsible for what psychiatric patients did during an episode.
Upon hearing that patients had attacked them, Feng Xianghui immediately lost much of his bluster. After all, he had promised the hospital director that he would keep his people in line and prevent any conflicts with the patients.
"Why did you go provoking them for no reason?" he asked with a frown.
The staff member with the nosebleed felt terribly wronged. "We wouldn't dare! We were just setting up the filming location when a bunch of patients rushed over, saying we weren't following the rules because we didn't greet the nurses when we saw them."
"Then they started hitting us without another word!"
"If we hadn't run fast enough..."
"Are the others badly hurt?!" Feng Xianghui interrupted anxiously, heading out of the cafeteria. "Let's hurry over and check."
The staff member wiped his nose, smearing blood all over his face. "They've already been sent to the Surgery Department Emergency Department. Good thing we're already at a hospital, or else..."
The two walked farther and farther away until their voices could no longer be heard.
A buzz of dismayed discussion rose in the cafeteria.
"Everyone says Sixth People's Hospital is dangerous. Now I see they're right."
"Who knows what rules they have here? Should we ask a nurse?"
"They don't even bear legal responsibility for beating us up. All we can do is ask the hospital administration for compensation. That's a pretty rotten deal, isn't it?"
"Good thing the production crew got us insurance..."
Qin Xiao hesitated over whether to follow them and see what was happening, but the indescribable events of last night left him feeling far too embarrassed. Instead, he sidled up