Begging for a Second Chance (Sienna Sloan and Jarred Sterling) novel Chapter 408

Sienna walked out of the exchange and got into the car, immediately checking her phone.

The trending headlines made her blood run cold.

#PsychiatristSuspectedOfMurderingPatient'sFamily#

#SuicideNoteProvesFemaleDoctorIsAMurderer#

#TopInfluencersLiveStreamHospitalShowdown#

The video thumbnail showed Daisy Bridges dressed in mourning clothes, clutching a framed suicide note.

Standing next to her were three major influencers with a combined following of over fifty million.

Sienna tapped into one of the live streams; the viewer count was over a million.

A full professional broadcasting setup was mounted, the cameras trained right on the core area of the outpatient lobby, with microphones picking up every sound.

The moment the stream went live, the viewer count skyrocketed at a terrifying pace, instantly securing top spots on the trending charts.

Countless netizens were camped in the stream, waiting for the so-called "unethical psychiatrist's downfall" drama to unfold.

Sienna's heart sank.

By the time she arrived at the hospital, thirty minutes had passed.

Even though she had seen the scene on the broadcast, the reality before her eyes exceeded her expectations.

The parking lot in front of the outpatient building was jammed packed.

Media outlets, patients' families, and onlookers had swarmed the hospital entrance like a beehive.

When she finally shoved her way into the lobby, a pungent smell of burning incense hit her face.

Daisy had actually set up a memorial right inside the hospital.

A floral tribute, an incense burner, flowers, candles, and the framed "suicide note" were neatly arranged in the center of the hall.

The three influencers each manned a camera angle; two were fake-crying, while the third righteously condemned her.

"Listen up, guys! This is the dark side of our medical system! A murderer, wearing a white coat, giving psychological counseling to patients every day! Can you even imagine?"

The comments rolled so fast Sienna couldn't read them.

But she could see the people around her staring at her like she was a monster.

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