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Chapter 555:

The doctors and nurses, pushed aside by Marissa, brimmed with dissatisfaction. Dr. Green, the attending physician leading Caylee’s rescue, fixed Marissa with a displeased look and spoke firmly,

“Tiffany, I understand your concern for your mother and your training with Riss’s team, but your experience is limited. Caylee developed sudden postoperative complications needing urgent attention. Every moment counts now. Please step back and let us continue.”

Marissa disregarded his plea and carefully checked Caylee’s pulse. After a tense ten seconds, she said to the doctor calmly, “It’s not postoperative complications. Her medication has been tampered with.”

“What? Tampered with?” Dr. Green’s eyes widened in disbelief.

Turning to the head nurse beside him, he demanded, “How could this happen under our watch? How was Caylee’s medication tampered with?”

The head nurse bristled. “Dr. Green, we’ve been vigilant. Caylee is a patient of Riss’s team, receiving top-notch care. We know there’s no room for error.”

A younger nurse chimed in, “Exactly. The medication has been checked by the head nurse and administered carefully. There’s no way this could happen.”

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commendable, but surely she can’t be as good as Dr. Green. Dr. Green said it was postoperative complications. On what basis does she

nurses joined in, targeting Marissa with their

experienced physician. If he says it’s postoperative complications, that’s what it is. Who

to pin all the blame on the hospital, hoping to score a

What brings you

if you’re after money, you can’t go slandering others, can you? Claiming the medication has been tampered with implicates all the nurses; we could all end up

of her. We don’t expect your gratitude, but jeopardizing us all for your gain—can you live with

struck a chord with Dr. Green. He stood firm in his diagnosis that Caylee’s symptoms were postoperative complications, unrelated to medication. As Caylee’s attending physician, he couldn’t let Tiffany, a novice in medicine, sway

Tiffany spoke calmly and confidently, so he believed her. Realizing his mistake now, he turned to Marissa, saying,

accusations from these people. She had been preparing medication while the nurses berated her. By

Caylee’s body when the nurses and physicians discovered what was going on. The medical team stared in shock,

frightened and

stared in shock as Marissa calmly explained, “It’s a unique drug developed by Riss’s

the hospital won’t be liable if something goes