"Damn! This guy never fails to overturn my imagination; at least a person shouldn’t stoop to such a level, right?"
"I actually live in the sa dorm building, even on the sa floor as such a person. It’s truly a disgrace!"
"This isn’t just a moral issue anymore. I rember if such a dical history is concealed, doctors may face occupational exposure during surgery!"
"What does occupational exposure an? Brother, you seem to know a lot. Tell us more so we can understand?"
"I actually read about it online. It says that this disease can be transmitted through blood. If a doctor operates on a syphilis patient without protection, everyone involved in the surgery could get infected."
"What?"
"What!"
"This guy is really wicked!"
—
"I’m in the dical field, and our hospital has encountered cases where patients concealed their condition. None of the dical staff involved in that surgery got spared..."
"???"
"Wow, does such a thing actually happen in hospitals? So doctors risk this kind of danger when treating patients?"
"I rember that before surgeries, you sign a lot of things, including a consent form stating you don’t have diseases like syphilis!"
"By the ti occupational exposure occurs, even if you can hold the patient legally responsible, what’s the use? The dical staff are already infected. Sotis, when facing such patients, doctors really feel helpless."
"No, wait, if that’s the case, this girl also has a problem. Why didn’t she disclose it to the doctor?"
"His girlfriend didn’t even know he was a syphilis patient. Those blaming the victims in the comnts should just shut up; your words are annoying!"
"My father had surgery yesterday and insisted on a syphilis test. At the ti, I thought the hospital’s requirent was unreasonable and insulting, but it’s people like this who have made things difficult!"
"Actually, many hospital policies that patients don’t understand are because people have made mistakes in the past!"
"..."
—
The syphilis guy heard the discussions around him.
His face grew increasingly grim, his bloodshot eyes fixated on his girlfriend.
After grinding his teeth, he spoke with a fierce expression, "Do you believe I’ll beat you to death?"
The girl rolled up her sleeves, also grinding her teeth, "With your skinny arms and legs, you idiot, you think you can beat ? I’d love to see which of us can actually beat the other!"
With that.
The girl rushed forward without another word, starting to wrestle with the guy.
Chen Mu frowned.
Initially, he wanted to step in and stop them, but upon seeing the girl take the upper hand.
Chen Mu suddenly coughed.
He felt as if his vision was deteriorating, as even the conflict unfolding right in front of him seed blurry.
As things quieted down on Chen Mu’s side.
The onlookers wore subtle expressions.
They silently turned their heads, glancing sideways at the tussling pair.
If the girl kept dominating, they could choose to be selectively blind for a little while longer.
But if...
If the girl ran out of strength and ended up on the losing side.
They’d definitely step in.
Sternly stop them!
Fighting recklessly at school is not appropriate behavior!
...
"Stop it! This is the campus clinic. Show so respect for the clinic."
Seeing the girl visibly getting tired.
Chen Mu stepped forward to separate the two.
Looking at the girl seriously, he asked, "Do you know which hospital your boyfriend made an appointnt at and what surgery he scheduled?"
"Just a minor corrective surgery."
The girl whispered the surgery details and hospital to Chen Mu.
Chen Mu nodded, "What’s your boyfriend’s na?"
The girl said, "That bastard’s na is Lei Xiuwen!"
"Please wait here for a mont."
Chen Mu imdiately called the ergency center.
He shared the information he’d gotten with the ergency center, asking them to contact all hospitals within the province that could perform the surgery.
The patient might have syphilis.
After all that was done.
Chen Mu walked up to the guy and extended his hand, "You’re Lei Xiuwen, right? Let take your pulse."
Seeing the guy still displaying so resistance.
Chen Mu simply maintained a stern expression and said, "What’s known to everyone, and what isn’t, is pretty much exposed now!"
"Let assess how serious your condition is. In a way, it’s for your own good."
Hearing Chen Mu’s words.
Even though the guy still appeared uncomfortable.
At this point.
He understood.
Though Chen Mu’s words weren’t pleasant, they held so truth.
Despite his obvious displeasure on his face.
He could only extend his arm to Chen Mu.
Unwillingly cooperating with him for the exam.
If it were another patient refusing an exam.
Even if Chen Mu felt helpless, he would treat them more gently, like he had with the previously uncooperative prolapse patient.
But this guy in front of him...
Chen Mu, thinking about this guy’s history of concealing his illness, which nearly endangered many of his colleagues.
Just couldn’t bring himself to look more pleasant when facing this guy.
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