Chapter 271: Investigation Results

Chapter 271: Investigation Results

When Bai Zhi and Shen Qian arrived at the laboratory, the rat she was treating was running around energetically.

Shen Qian began testing its indicators and said everything was normal.

Shen Qian found this unbelievable.

It's truly miraculous.

The one that Expert Wang was in charge of died yesterday.

Her gaze toward Bai Zhi was filled with even more admiration.

The moment Bai Zhi put on her white coat, her entire aura changed.

Without even speaking to Shen Qian, he examined the rats and rushed off to the conference room for a meeting.

When they went in, everyone was already there.

No, Bai Zhi looked around and found that Expert Wang was not there.

Vice President Li had already taken his seat in the main seat. When he saw Bai Zhi enter, he greeted her with a smile.

"Sorry, I just went to the lab and was a few minutes late."

Vice Dean Li smiled and said, "No need to delay, there's still plenty of time."

"Please have a seat, doctors."

Bai Zhi and Shen Qian sat down in chairs, waiting for Vice Dean Li to chair the meeting.

Vice President Li started with a few bureaucratic remarks, then got down to business.

"I conducted a follow-up investigation into what happened in the lab last night."

Bai Zhi looked at Vice President Li when she heard about the topic that interested her.

Waiting for what he would say next.

"That's right, I won't go into the details." Vice President Li said solemnly, "Dr. Wang has already left this medical team, and everyone should understand the whole story."

"Vice Dean Li, do you mean that it was Expert Wang who injected the drug into my rat yesterday?" Bai Zhi raised her eyes slightly and looked at Vice Dean Li.

"That's right."

Upon hearing Vice President Li's words, the others were heartbroken and couldn't help but sigh, discussing how Dr. Wang was bewitched.

Bai Zhi, however, always felt that something was wrong.

"Dr. Xiaobai, I have investigated this matter thoroughly, and Dr. Wang will receive the punishment he deserves. In order to avoid further impact, let's not make this public and move on. Let's focus our time and energy on research and development. What do you think?"

Bai Zhi looked at Vice Dean Li, who was smiling, and after a long while, she returned a polite smile, "Okay, of course I will obey the organization's arrangements."

Everyone else had no objections, obeyed the organization, and respected the leader's decision.

Facing the leader and this group of so-called big shots, Bai Zhi did not question the leader's words in this setting.

But her outward acceptance doesn't mean she has no doubts.

She knew very well that the best thing to do at this moment was to keep quiet.

That's how this matter came to an end.

After the meeting, Vice President Li gave them a few words of encouragement and reminded the experts to cooperate well with Bai Zhi in their work.

People's attitudes have changed significantly compared to yesterday.

They became polite and respectful towards Angelica dahurica.

When it comes to work, Bai Zhi remains rigorous and serious.

The formal process of differentiating various medicines began, followed by experimental analysis of the components of these medicines.

Around noon, Bai Zhi went to the orthopedic surgery department.

She arrived at just the right time; Lu Shan had just finished surgery.

"Dr. Lu, how is the patient from yesterday?"

Lu Shan poured water for Bai Zhi, then picked up her own water glass and took a sip.

"Her vital signs are stable, and she slept well last night," Lu Shan said. "She's just a bit dazed and slow to react; you usually have to call her name several times before she responds."

Upon hearing this, Bai Zhi replied, "That's normal. These symptoms will gradually improve after treatment."

"Let's go, I'm going to do my rounds anyway, let's go take a look."

This patient has a special status. Apart from their department director, Lu Shan, and a dedicated nurse, no one else is allowed to get close to them.

There are also people on duty guarding the entrance at night.

Bai Zhi followed Lu Shan into the ward.

The person in the hospital bed was lying there with their legs in casts and one arm also in a cast.

She stared blankly at the ceiling.

Hearing someone come in, she slowly turned her head.

There was a woman accompanying him.

"Good afternoon." Although Lu Shan usually has a cool and aloof demeanor, she tries her best to soften her tone when speaking to female colleagues so as not to put pressure on the patients.

"Hello," the woman said with difficulty.

"How are you feeling today?" Lu Shan asked with a smile.

The other person was still barely breathing, saying, "The wound doesn't feel uncomfortable, but I feel palpitations and heart palpitations, and I feel unwell."

Upon hearing the patient's words, Lu Shan glanced at Bai Zhi.

She explained, "I'm weak right after the surgery, but I'll be fine in a few days."

Lu Shan said, "This Dr. Bai Zhi is a famous traditional Chinese medicine doctor. Our director specially invited her to treat him."

The woman accompanying the patient stood up and made way for him, saying, "Okay, thank you for your help."

Bai Zhi took the pulse of the person in the hospital bed, examined the tongue coating, and asked some questions about various aspects of memory.

The patient has been poisoned for a short time and is currently showing initial symptoms.

The treatment won't be too difficult.

She said,

"Rest well first, and we'll start taking traditional Chinese medicine to regulate your body the day after tomorrow."

Bai Zhi didn't know whether Lu Shan and the others had informed the patient's family about the situation.

The patient's treatment requires the cooperation of both the patient and her family to provide her with the best possible environment for recuperation.

But she noticed that the woman in the ward was about the same age as the patient.

I don't know if they are family members or comrades.

Just as she was pondering this, a hurried little girl's voice came from the doorway of the ward.

"Mommy, where is my mommy?"

"Yanzi, keep your voice down. You can't make loud noises in a hospital."

A short-haired girl of about ten years old, followed by a middle-aged man in his thirties, entered the ward.

When the little girl saw the woman on the hospital bed, she was stunned for a few seconds, then called out "Mommy" and burst into tears.

The little girl ran over, her gaze falling on her mother's leg, and choked out, "Mommy, how did you get hurt? Does it hurt?"

"It doesn't hurt, don't cry."

The woman's eyes, which had been vacant, softened when she saw the little girl about to throw herself at her.

"Mom, you've worked so hard."

The little girl quickly controlled her emotions. Seeing that her mother was injured, she didn't dare to get too close to her. Instead, she squatted down by the bed and held her mother's hand.

She silently shed tears.

The woman on the hospital bed gently held her daughter's hand and softly comforted her, "Don't cry, Yanzi, Mommy's okay."

The little girl wiped away her tears, forcing a smile onto her face. "Mommy, I'm not sad. You are the best police officer and my role model. I'm proud of you, and when I grow up, I want to be like you and my dad."

Bai Zhi's heart skipped a beat when she heard the little girl's words.

Her gaze fell on the little girl and her parents' faces.

He looked at it several times.

That intense sense of familiarity washed over me once again.