The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Sasha picked up her phone to make a call to the hospital.

“Hello? Dr. Jones, this is Nancy. I’d like to ask, has there been a change in my case?”

“Oh, Nancy! Yes, yes, it’s been proven that the whole thing has nothing to do with you. After carrying out an autopsy, the police found out that the patient’s cause of death was poison. So, it wasn’t your fault,” the internal medicine director, overjoyed at receiving Sasha’s call, explained to her excitedly.

Sasha’s hands trembled as she spoke. “A-are you telling the truth?”

“Of course I am! This was all in the official report from the police. Besides, we invited a few TCM consultants to give their opinions on your acupuncture needle placement, and they are of the opinion that you did not make any professional mistake!” stressed Dr. Jones.

No one in the internal medicine department had wanted to believe that Dr. Nancy had slipped up. After all, she was an internationally acclaimed doctor, and everyone had witnessed what she had accomplished and what she was capable of.

They had seen first-hand how she handled all kinds of medical complications, and even proposed solutions to reform several flaws in the hospital’s internal medical system.

How could a good doctor like that made a mistake?

Sasha trembled in agitation. “What is going on? How did someone find out that it wasn’t my mistake?”

“They made the discovery after the President of Hayes Corporation came over yesterday. Nancy, you might not know this, but the largest shareholder of our hospital is actually the Hayes Corporation. The incident blew up and even made international headlines, so Mr. Hayes paid a visit to the hospital first thing in the morning.”

“What happened next?” Sasha croaked after a while, eyes brimming with tears.

held a meeting! The police came over and had someone carry out an

hearing his words, Sasha was hit by a

broke. Every emotion that she’d been trying to suppress came flooding out, overwhelming her as she

could blame her? God knows what she had

professional malpractice,

think that she would get herself into this kind of trouble. She felt as if the whole

she could barely think

hadn’t even felt this helpless when she faked her death and escaped with two of her children

had been her own life

her hands, which came out of the medical practice she

Mommy and

her in each of their own ways, which only

choked up. “Everything is alright now, Dr. Nancy, you’re fine now. We’re all waiting

the tears from her face, she asked into the phone, “Did

the doctor who was working the shift before yours. He had soaked your needles in poison that he’d concocted himself, causing the patient’s blood vessels to

asked furiously, “Why did he do such

barely a month ago. How could she have offended or insulted this Lockhart guy to the point that he was willing

didn’t have an answer for