A Replacement Bride

Chapter 18

When Theodore heard those words, he was stunned for a moment, and then anger painted across his face. "Who? Who did that? Admit it!"

Soon, the man with glasses stood up silently, answering, "It's me."

"Why did you decide on your own to inject this into the patient?" Theodore almost slapped him in the face.

The man calmly pushed his glasses on the bridge of his nose and explained, "This patient had severe inflammation before he was sent here and the inflammation persisted. The injection of cephalosporins can't be stopped. The doctors in the hospital had already informed us about it, so I don't think there is any problem. Theodore, you can't blame me because there is a problem with the experimental drug. I think we shouldn't produce this drug anymore. We should be careful."

Theodore was almost angered to death by his arrogance. His entire body trembled violently.

Katherine looked at him for a long time before nodding. "You're not suitable for this experiment."

The man's expression changed when he heard those words. Katherine was a young girl who looked no more than twenty-five years old. What right did she have to judge him as unsuitable?

"Who are you to criticize me? I am just being responsible for the life of the patient."

He was fearless as he looked at Katherine with disdain.

Theodore finally could not hold back and kicked him in the shin. "Get out of the lab! Can't you handle some criticism for what you've done wrong? You've always been involved with this project, and you should know best that you shouldn't inject any antibiotics when injecting experimental drugs. Not only did you not comply, but you even secretly injected cephalosporin without telling me! I'm being generous for not holding you accountable. How dare you fight back?”

The man's expression finally changed, but he still argued stubbornly, "But medical students know that in this case, the patient must be injected with antibiotics every day. That can't be stopped. I…"

"Send him out." Katherine was focused on reading the patient's data and found the man to be quite noisy and distracting her.

Theodore knew from her expression that she was thinking about countermeasures. For fear of disturbing her thoughts, he called the security guard of the institute and dragged the man out.

a woman?! How could you participate in an experiment? Have you given birth before? Have you been ligated? Can you guarantee to stay

like you who came in through

thesis has won an award, I'm telling you. Without my theoretical support, your experiment will not be able

head in the sea of data, Katherine suddenly looked up at

at the man in front of him who thought he was invincible. She then

dumb, but you must have self-awareness. I didn't bother

to send this invincible man to prison for further study." Katherine originally

came out of her mouth

and complied, "No problem. I will get the

condition is stable for

It was your own experimental medicine that went wrong. Let me tell you, I won't compromise with evil forces. I will expose you and your despicable acts! You are experimenting with live humans, which is simply insane and inhumane. This patient will surely die. Just wait till his family

when he heard Theodore say that he had arranged for a lawyer to sue

was just a foolish woman with no skills. How dare she say that this

the patient for so long, so he knew the patient's condition best.

she was an expert doctor, she would never

the Rosenburg family. If something happened to him in the research institute, the Rosenburgs would definitely not let them

exclaim wildly, "B*tch! I'm waiting for the day you regret

You might be disappointed because you won't see that

before taking out a small porcelain bottle from her pocket, pouring out a small red pill, and stuffing it into the patient's mouth.

"Do you think you

if someone had strangled his throat, he stared at the patient who suddenly coughed and opened his

"H-How is this possible…"

him coldly. He no longer wanted to see that eyesore anymore, so he ordered, "Take him out and call the