Revenge with My Undercover Cop Hubby
Chapter 94 Kelly’s Hope
Seaville Hospital, Emergency Room.
As soon as Kelly was wheeled in, her heart rate returned to normal.
The emergency doctor checked her over and found that she had bitten her tongue.
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“This one’s a mental health patient. Be careful, don’t remove the restraints,” a voice reminded from outside, belonging to a mental health facility doctor.
It was Sunday, and the emergency room doctor on duty was likely one of the younger, less respected staff.
Kelly was taking a gamble.
As expected, one of the doctors tending to her wound was Darren.
“Kelly?” Darren was shocked and about to call out her name when Kelly quickly grabbed his wrist.
With enormous effort, Kelly slowly opened her eyes, her face pale and weak.
“Help me,” she managed to whisper, her voice faint.
Darren, who had experience in Solmaris, quickly understood the gravity of the situation. His expression darkened as he donned his mask, his eyes narrowing as he glared at the mental health facility doctors standing by the door. “Do you have any ethics? This is the emergency room. What are you standing around for? Can anyone become a doctor in a mental institution now?”
After receiving Darren’s reprimand, those doctors reluctantly backed out of the emergency room.
Darren turned to the doctors beside him and instructed, “Draw blood, run tests.
“Her oxygen levels and heart rate seem to have stabilized. If there’s no major issue, we should take her away,” one of the psychiatrists said, somewhat nervously, when Kelly’s condition improved.
“Did you find your medical license in a gutter?” Darren snapped. “This patient is at the risk of sudden death when brought to the emergency room. We haven’t done any tests yet, but you want to take her away? Who’s going to be responsible if something goes wrong? Are you? Or am I?” He scolded them before ordering, “Draw blood for testing, take a CT scan. The patient cannot leave until the results are in.” Those doctors exchanged uneasy glances and hurriedly stepped aside to make a call to the dean. Darren’s hand trembled slightly as he kept it in his pocket, feeling the sweat begin to form. Noticing the group huddling by the phone, Darren quickly called the police and contacted Melody. Even though the blood test results hadn’t come back, the group began demanding Kelly be taken away. “Your hospital director said we’re to take her. You can hear it for yourself, the lead doctor said, handing his phone to one of Darren’s colleagues.
The colleague answered the phone, his face a mix of surprise and hesitation as he looked at Darren. “Dr. Lynch says we should let the mental institution take her away.”
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front of the emergency room door. “As a doctor, how can you have no ethics and still practice?”
Darren was stalling for time.
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“Her oxygen levels are dropping, and you’re still using restraints to bind her? Even a mental health patient shouldn’t be treated this way. Get them off her,” Darren said, reaching for the scissors to cut the restraints.
The psychiatrists objected, trying to stop him.
Darren held the scissors up to them. “What are you trying to do? This is a hospital. Are you looking to cause trouble? I’ll call the cops.”
The psychiatrists exchanged glances and reluctantly swallowed their frustration. “You can’t call the cops. Your hospital director said-”
“I said she’s not going anywhere,” Darren said firmly.
“Let them take her! If anything happens, it’s their responsibility, not ours. Darren, stop being so stubborn,” a deep voice came from behind. Beau had stepped out of the elevator.
Darren frowned, unwilling to back down. “Dr. Lynch, the emergency room has its own rules.”
“In this hospital, my rules are the rules!” Beau snapped, instructing Rolf and the others to restrain Darren.
“Who dares take the patient without permission!” At the end of the hallway, the vice director, Irene Chasey, stepped forward with an air of authority. Her reputation in the Seaville medical community was stronger than Beau’s.
Beau’s expression darkened as he lowered his voice. “Irene, what are you trying to do?”
“Are you going to destroy the emergency room’s procedures? After this, which patient would ever trust us again? She was brought in with dangerously low oxygen levels, arrhythmia, vomiting blood, and neurological dysfunction, and you want to let her go just because her heart rate stabilized? There’s no sense in that!” Irene said, holding up the medical report with a grim expression.
Beau’s gaze darkened as he exchanged a look with Rolf
Before he could respond, the police and Oscar Melody arrived.
“You bunch of lunatics! Where’s Kelly?” Melody shouted, rushing forward and pushing Beau aside, barging into the emergency room.
Beau stumbled and fell hard, furious as he pointed at Melody. “You-”
“What’s going on with her?” Oscar looked down at Beau his tone heavy with threat.
Beau gritted his teeth, choosing to hold his anger in. He couldn’t offend the Wagners, but once his daughter was set to marry into the Lockharts, the Wagners were nothing to him.
“Which mental health facilities are you from?” Melody demanded, approaching the door and looking at the doctors blocking her way.
“We’re from Bellflower Hospital,” the lead doctor said nervously, glancing at Beau.
“Under what grounds are you forcibly taking her in with a diagnosis of netchisteis
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front of the emergency room door. “As a doctor, how can you have no ethics and still practice?”
Darren was stalling for time.
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“Her oxygen levels are dropping, and you’re still using restraints to bind her? Even a mental health patient shouldn’t be treated this way. Get them off her,” Darren said, reaching for the scissors to cut the restraints.
The psychiatrists objected, trying to stop him.
Darren held the scissors up to them. “What are you trying to do? This is a hospital. Are you looking to cause trouble? I’ll call the cops.”
The psychiatrists exchanged glances and reluctantly swallowed their frustration. “You can’t call the cops. Your hospital director said-”
“I said she’s not going anywhere,” Darren said firmly.
“Let them take her! If anything happens, it’s their responsibility, not ours. Darren, stop being so stubborn,” a deep voice came from behind. Beau had stepped out of the elevator.
Darren frowned, unwilling to back down. “Dr. Lynch, the emergency room has its own rules.”
“In this hospital, my rules are the rules!” Beau snapped, instructing Rolf and the others to restrain Darren.
“Who dares take the patient without permission!” At the end of the hallway, the vice director, Irene Chasey, stepped forward with an air of authority. Her reputation in the Seaville medical community was stronger than Beau’s.
Beau’s expression darkened as he lowered his voice. “Irene, what are you trying to do?”
“Are you going to destroy the emergency room’s procedures? After this, which patient would ever trust us again? She was brought in with dangerously low oxygen levels, arrhythmia, vomiting blood, and neurological dysfunction, and you want to let her go just because her heart rate stabilized? There’s no sense in that!” Irene said, holding up the medical report with a grim expression.
Beau’s gaze darkened as he exchanged a look with Rolf
Before he could respond, the police and Oscar Melody arrived.
“You bunch of lunatics! Where’s Kelly?” Melody shouted, rushing forward and pushing Beau aside, barging into the emergency room.
Beau stumbled and fell hard, furious as he pointed at Melody. “You–
“What’s going on with her?” Oscar looked down at Beau his tone heavy with threat.
Beau gritted his teeth, choosing to hold his anger in. He couldn’t offend the Wagners, but once his daughter was set to marry into the Lockharts, the Wagners were nothing to him.
“Which mental health facilities are you from?” Melody demanded, approaching the door and looking at the doctors blocking her way.
We’re from Bellflower Hospital,” the lead doctor said nervously, glancing at Beau.
“Under what grounds are you forcibly taking her in with a diagnosis of psychiatric admission? Show me.
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the paperwork,” Melody said, extending her hand.
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“It was her husband who called us. She was previously diagnosed with PTSD from military service, which caused her aphasia. Before her admission, she exhibited violent behavior and attacked her husband with a. vase. That’s why we brought her in legally and appropriately,” the doctor stammered, clearly lacking confidence.
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