The Day I Kissed An Older Man novel Chapter 716

"How could the two of you violate the confidentiality of your patient of which you swore to uphold as nurses? Does the Hippocratic oath mean nothing to you? You two should be ashamed to call yourself nurses!" said Lucas harshly.

His words caused the two nurses to drop their heads in shame.

"Mister Lucas, we know what we did was wrong… but we hope you can find it in your heart to keep this to yourself 'cause we're both just interns… If words get out, it'll damage the hospital's reputation and countless innocent, hardworking, professional medical staff would suffer because of us. I know I'm unworthy for this profession so I promise I will resign from the hospital when I get back."

When the first nurse had finished speaking, Lucas raised his brow and looked at the other nurse indifferently. "She said she would resign from the hospital. What about you?"

The other nurse dropped her head remorsefully and said, "Mister Lucas, I was already going to resign from the hospital since I lost the bet. You have my word that I would never work as a nurse again after leaving the hospital."

Lucas' heart had been hardened by years of battle in the world of business so he was unmoved by the nurses' tears. The one belief he had held on through the years was that a grown person should always face the consequences of their mistakes.

'What they did was absolutely preposterous! How could they take my blood to do a DNA test without my consent just to satisfy their curiosity? I need to make sure they'll never sully the good name of a nurse again!"

Lucas turned to Edmund and said, "Arrange for someone to interrogate the two of them again. Check if their recent activities match up with what they said and find out if there's any other suspicious thing happening in the hospital. Once that's all done, you can hand them over to the hospital in Kanton City and leave the hospital dean to punish them as he sees fit. Letting them resign is too light a punishment for what they did."

Lucas wanted the two nurses to receive their just punishment and be fired from the hospital so that they would have a record of what they did. This would ensure they could never find another medical job as long as they lived. He was sure only then would the two nurses learn their lessons.