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"Oh no, Director. The medical records from the nurses' office regarding Mr. Lu are missing." Hong Yan, the nurse on duty in the intensive care unit reported to the director's office in a hurry.

He was not a moneyhunter, but he had no choice because of his son's outbound expenses.

The hospital requires his department to ensure zero complaints, otherwise the corresponding responsibility is very heavy.

Dismissing and leaving your job are two completely different concepts. Leaving your job is because you are not satisfied with your current job and many people are rushing to hire you, while expulsion shows that you are incompetent and unfit for your current job. Even if you want to hire yourself, you would avoid them.

However, a zero complaint was extremely difficult for a place to cure a patient and save a person.

A hospital cannot function properly without a medical dispute.

After all, doctors were still human. No matter how skilled a doctor was, it was impossible for him to save all the patients. If the patients didn't die, the family members would always vent their anger on the doctor.

However, for the sake of his son, Qiao Yifan had no other choice.

He had been a doctor for many years, and although his results were outstanding, his wife had been bedridden all year round, so his family's financial situation was not good. His son had made it into the world-renowned Cambridge, and he and his wife spent the entire night in insomnia.

But when they thought about the high security outside the country and their son's tuition, the two of them lost their hair overnight.

In these days of anxiety, the hospital's director found him, his younger brother from medical school.

In terms of learning, this junior couldn't even compare to him.

Looking back at his current situation, he resolutely accepted his junior's conditions.

In the three months since he had taken office, Qiao Yifan had devoted his entire body and soul to the department's work. After his unremitting efforts, so far, there had been no complaints from the patients.

Now that this heavyweight Lu Jingwen had actually lost his medical history, it had undoubtedly caused all the effort he had put in for the past three months to be wasted.

Who knew that this Mr Lu's position in the hospital was out of the ordinary? The dean had emphasized to him many times in private that he must keep that person's medical records well and not leak it out.

"Did you contact the nurse on duty yesterday?" Qiao Yifan stood up nervously, and asked Hong Yan who was standing in front of the desk.

"I called Little Zhou just now, but no one answered. I felt that the situation was too urgent, so I came to report to you." Hong Yan gasped for breath, her face was flushed red as she spoke.

"Continue contacting Little Zhou, and adjust the security screen to see if anyone has entered the duty room before." Qiao Yifan tried his best to remain calm as he stood up and walked towards the dean's office.

Hong Yan looked at his back as he hurried towards the principal's office, her heart was already in her throat, Doctor Qiao could not be implicated by this matter.

He knocked on the door of the dean's office three times. Then, Qiao Yifan pushed open the door and walked in.

In any case, such an important matter should be to report to the dean immediately.

"Old Qiao, is something the matter?" Wang Zhi was looking at the stock chart of the day. Unexpectedly, Qiao Yifan walked in without permission. He asked with a sullen face and closed his laptop.

"Old Wang, the medical history of Mr. Lu in the special ward has suddenly disappeared. I feel that this matter is very strange and is currently under investigation, but I still have to inform you."

"What?" How could there be such a serious mistake? " Dean Wang Zhi jumped up from his office chair in shock when he heard Qiao Yifan's words.

For a man in his fifties to show such fear, it seemed that this matter was more troublesome than he had thought.

Qiao Yifan sighed helplessly. "Old Wang, if this happens in my department, I will take full responsibility."

"Of course you have to take full responsibility. This is all because your personal ability is lacking and your sense of responsibility is not strong enough." At this moment, Wang Zhi was no longer the usual gentle looking man with a gentle smile on his face. His thick eyebrows were tightly knitted together as he suddenly roared.

Qiao Yifan didn't expect Wang Zhi to be like this. He didn't ask anything and just pushed the blame onto himself.

He looked at him fixedly, bit his lips and did not argue. He only said softly, "I will think of a way to find the medical records and then write a letter of resignation." He then turned around and walked out.

A scholar could be killed but not humiliated. At the very least, he was a man in his fifties. Moreover, he had yet to investigate the culprit behind this matter, so he had decided to commit a death sentence just like that.

He could say that he was incompetent, but he could not doubt his own sense of responsibility. He asked himself what he had done these days, and he felt that he deserved to be treated well.

"Alright, I'll be waiting." Wang Zhi was still shouting with bloodshot eyes behind him. His mind was completely blank.

Lu Jingjing had repeatedly told himself that his medical records absolutely could not be leaked, so he naturally knew the reason for all this.

The day for the court hearing was approaching, and Lu Jingjing's illness was getting better and better. Soon, everything would be over, but it just so happened that something went wrong at this critical juncture.

This Qiao Yifan was said to be an honest doctor, but he never felt that he was real.

Thinking back to how she humbly invited him, yet he was so arrogant and disrespectful.

What authority? It was an old man who looked down on others.

It was the same after entering the hospital. He didn't even put himself, the dean, in his eyes. He always spoke with an air of arrogance, as if he was the boss.

Just like a moment ago, what did he say? He was already investigating. Shouldn't such an important matter be reported in detail to him before waiting for his instructions?

This was how it usually was. No matter what he said during a meeting, he would never care about his reputation. It really made people feel nauseous.

But even so, his popularity was exceptionally good. In the three months since he had arrived, everyone in the courtyard respected him, as if they wanted to overtake him.

In the long run, this was not a good sign.

Originally, she had no excuse to ask him to leave, but he came to find her instead. She didn't force him to do so, so she clearly stated her intentions in the agreement.