This actor is full of tricks.

Lin Jue slept in fear all night, vaguely hearing sounds coming from the closet, as if the dark figure in the photo was about to crawl out.

When he woke up the next day and carefully opened the cabinet, there was no shadowy figure in the photo at all, only him and his parents smiling brightly.

It's as if the dark figure from yesterday never appeared at all; it was all just his hallucination.

"Is it because of that dark building? That's certainly possible. When I saw that dark building, I couldn't control my behavior anymore, and it's possible that I was hallucinating."

Lin Jue relaxed a little. He was genuinely worried that something strange had happened in the house, especially since it appeared in the only group photo.

The fog outside the window had dissipated, and the sun was shining. Today was Sunday, a rare day off during the week. Usually, he would lock himself at home and numb himself by doing practice problems at this time, but today he didn't want to stay at home anymore. His boss had also informed him that he wouldn't be working today, so he wanted to go out for a walk.

The police tape next door has been removed, the door has been sealed, and the bloodstains have been cleaned up. Everything has returned to normal.

Stepping out of his house, Lin Jue didn't know where to go, so he simply wandered aimlessly, stopping and starting as he went, feeling the traffic and the hustle and bustle of people. His long-suppressed heart seemed to come alive at that moment.

Before he knew it, Lin Jue arrived outside Zhou Yue's clinic. The clinic was a little different today than it had been a few days ago. There were many people gathered outside the gate, and he could vaguely hear crying and commotion coming from the crowd.

problem occurs?
Lin Jue rushed over, squeezed through the crowd to the innermost part, and saw Zhou Yue standing at the door. In front of him, on the open ground, was a stretcher covered with a white sheet. Several people were lying haphazardly next to the stretcher, flailing their arms and legs and groaning in pain.

He listened carefully for a few moments and roughly understood what the guys lying on the ground were howling about.

The gist of it is that these people are a family of brothers and sisters, and that Dr. Zhou's medical skills were inadequate, causing the death of their elderly mother. They are now lying here demanding an explanation.

And the one covered by the white sheet is their dead mother.

Did Dr. Zhou cause someone's death?
Not only did Lin Jue not believe it, but even the neighbors near the clinic didn't believe it. Zhou Yue's medical skills and character were obvious to all. The clinic had been open for several years and had never made a mistake. How could he have killed someone so easily?
"Are you sure you're not mistaken? This guy doesn't look like a good person at all. He's probably here to scam you."

“I also think that Dr. Zhou is a well-known and excellent doctor in this area. He has never made a mistake in diagnosis. How could he suddenly cause someone's death?”

The onlookers loudly spoke up for Zhou Yue, surprised that he was so respected. Their expressions changed slightly as they exclaimed, "I can't possibly wrong him for no reason. Four months ago, my mother's gums were bleeding uncontrollably, so I brought her to this clinic for a checkup. This Zhou Yue said it was just ordinary periodontitis and that she just needed to pay attention to oral hygiene."

"We listened to his nonsense and didn't take my mother's illness seriously. It wasn't until my wife noticed that my mother had a persistent low-grade fever that she took her to the hospital. And guess what? She had leukemia!"

"The doctor said we've missed the best time for treatment. My mother has developed a severe systemic infection and there's no way to save her!"

"If Zhou Yue hadn't said it was just ordinary periodontitis, would we have delayed treatment? Would my mother have died?" The man burst into tears, as if he were a truly filial son.

Upon hearing this, Lin Jue burst out laughing. These guys were definitely trying to extort money. Leukemia requires very precise examinations. Could they really expect Zhou Yue to diagnose a patient with leukemia just by observing bleeding gums?
Zhou Yue is just a doctor, not a fortune teller.

After bleeding gums, leukemia will gradually trigger a series of adverse reactions. If this family really cared about their mother's health, how could they only think of taking her to the hospital for examination when she developed a severe systemic infection?
To put it bluntly, it's about shifting blame and extorting money along the way.

Zhou Yue's face was pale as he stared intently at the white sheet on the stretcher. Lin Jue noticed his expression and suddenly remembered that Zhou Yue's mother had also died of leukemia because she had missed the best time for treatment.

Clearly, today's incident reminded Zhou Yue of his mother, so he didn't refute it at all.

Seeing this, Lin Jue stood up and pointed at the family who were making unreasonable demands: "Many diseases can cause bleeding gums, such as periodontitis and oral ulcers. Improper brushing techniques can also cause bleeding gums. If I suddenly have foot pain and ask Dr. Zhou to take a look, does that mean Dr. Zhou should just say that I have bone cancer?"

“That’s not how you treat a patient. Medicine isn’t a science that you can figure out at a glance. It requires cooperation between the patient and the doctor, as well as a series of tests. I think you probably only mentioned the symptom of bleeding gums at the time, right? If you expect Dr. Zhou to diagnose your mother with leukemia based on just that, you might as well go pray to Buddha or other gods.”

Lin Jue said a lot in one breath, and Zhou Yue had helped him a lot. If he chose to stand idly by under these circumstances, he would really be an ingrate.

When the group saw that Lin Jue, a high school student, dared to interrupt at this moment, and that his words hit their sore spots, they immediately became furious and started cursing, unleashing a barrage of profanities at Lin Jue.

However, one middle-aged man among them remained relatively calm and did not curse Lin Jue. Instead, he stopped the others from shouting and cursing.

"You've said so much, but do you know if Zhou Yue used to work at a hospital, but was fired?"

Hearing the man's question, Lin Jue was taken aback: "So what?"

"Do you know why he was fired?" The man looked around: "Your so-called doctor Zhou Yue, who has excellent medical ethics, used medical resources during his time at the hospital to cut in line for a little girl with leukemia in order to save her mother. As a result, the little girl missed her treatment time and died!"

"Abusing his power and harming the innocent, is this the Dr. Zhou you all claim has excellent medical ethics and character?"

"Given his character, I seriously doubt he has any conscience at all. Even if he's a good doctor, he might just treat you with antibiotics, like using a cannon to kill a mosquito. It's not that this quack doctor is good at medicine, it's that the antibiotics are good. You should thank the scientists who developed various antibiotics, instead of brainlessly supporting this quack doctor!"

(End of this chapter)