Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 122

Chapter 122

Kayla’s intrusive question involved the confidentiality of patient records.

And so, the doctor said evasively, “I don’t remember.”

She had to see close to a hundred patients each day. How could she possibly remember all their circumstances? The only way to do that was to go through the patient’s medical history.

“In that case, check on it,” Kayla pressed. “I’m sure there are records of her previous visits!”

Although the doctor was against such behavior, she couldn’t convince Kayla otherwise and she didn’t dare to offend Kayla. “Sure. Please wait for a moment,” she replied after some thought.

Soon, the doctor found the medical record of Diana’s previous visit on the computer.

“She was having early…” The doctor began speaking.

“Dr. Liu!” Someone suddenly barged into the consultation room. It was none other than Vans.

The first thing he did was to switch off the computer. He then shot a furious glare at Dr. Liu. “What are you doing? Are you actually revealing a patient’s private information?!”

Dr. Liu knew Vans was not someone she ought to mess with. She immediately appeared troubled. “I… I…”

She couldn’t find the words to say.

When Kayla saw Vans, she became even more enthusiastic. “Vans, why are you here? Did Julian send you to check on me because he’s worried about me?”

The more Vans spent time with Diana, the more he felt that she and Kayla were actually very easy to differentiate in terms of their appearances.

The two had completely different personalities and vibes.

Vans had no idea how Julian, always smart and perceptive, got the two mixed up.

“Yeah.” Vans didn’t deny the claim. “Julian was worried about you. He kept asking me to come over.”

Otherwise, Vans would still have been stuck with another patient. Diana’s pregnancy was nearly exposed…

It was a close call.

After hearing what Vans said, Kayla imagined how Julian looked when he worried about her. She couldn’t help but feel much happier. However, she felt a little gloomy when she turned around and saw that the computer’s screen was black. “Dr. Liu, what about the patient’s record I asked about just now?”

“There are rules in the hospital. Patients do not have the right to ask about another patient’s private information,” Vans said in a professional tone. “If you really want to know, you can ask Julian to investigate it for you. Please don’t make things difficult for my colleague.”