Steven’s expression flickered. He quickly spoke before Anastasia could. "She publicly questioned my medical judgment right in front of my patient. Even if she is a student of Mr. Austin and Mr. Brown, she has no right to be so unprofessional and disrespectful!"
Anastasia gave him a cool glance. "I can be perfectly professional and respectful, provided your diagnosis is correct. But if I see a misdiagnosis that could lead to a patient's death and say nothing out of some misplaced sense of 'professional courtesy,' then I would be violating my own medical ethics!"
At this, both Bruno and Aubrey's faces grew serious. "Misdiagnosis? What's this about?"
Steven immediately retorted, "That's nonsense!"
Anastasia ignored him and turned to Bruno. "Professor, please come and take a look at Mrs. Clark."
Seeing Bruno and Aubrey about to examine Mrs. Clark, Steven lost his composure. "Mr. Austin," he sputtered, "even as respected seniors, you have no right to interfere with another doctor's patient!"
"And let her die at your hands?" Anastasia scoffed.
She'd had no illusions about Steven from the start. A man who could frame an innocent person after his own fatal mistake was no good.
Just as she expected, when she pointed out his error before any real harm was done, he refused to listen, denying it to protect his own reputation, and planned to just continue with his treatment!
What would he do when Mrs. Clark died? Find another scapegoat?!
"Mr. Clark, what do you think?" she asked Marlon directly. "Would you like my professors to examine her?"
"Mr. Clark!" Steven said, his face grim. "You're the one who hired me!"



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