Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 62 Something happened

Watching the bus go away, Fang Yan turned around and found that Le Miao was standing behind him at some point.

"Ledian?" Fangyan greeted her.

Le Miao retracted his gaze from the bus and looked at Fang Yan, then said with a smile:

"Oh, I just made a phone call and reported what happened here today."

Fang Yan thought about it and realized that Gu Xiutang was also the doctor of the store, so it was not surprising that Le Miao reported this matter. After all, the problem affected the store itself, and it was normal for the store manager to ask his superiors for opinions.

"What did the other end of the phone say?" Fang Yan asked Le Miao.

He was somewhat curious about the reaction of his superiors.

Le Miao did not hide her dialect:

"No specific statement was made, only that this matter could be big or small, and that I should handle it as appropriate."

After hearing this, Fangyan understood. Although the superiors had not expressed their stance, they had actually made it clear. Le Miao's previous attitude towards the Gu family's grandfather and grandson was to tell them to get out. Now, according to her attitude, she just had to follow her previous attitude.

Some things are just like that. There is no need to explain them too clearly. It is enough as long as the people below understand them.

In fact, when it comes down to it, the unit that Gu Xiutang caused the most damage to was not Tongrentang, but the Chinese medicine hospital where he used to work and brought out a bunch of apprentices.

If there is any unit that should make a clear statement, it should be the traditional Chinese medicine hospital that received the report. There is no need for Tongrentang to take the lead.

Fangyan only knew a little about the twists and turns here, but he could still understand such obvious hints.

The two looked at each other and smiled, understanding each other tacitly.

Fang Yan returned to the store with the store manager Le Miao. He glanced at the time. Yesterday at this time, his master had finished practicing and came to chat with him, but he hadn't come yet at this time today. It seemed that the old man would not come today.

I had been thinking of telling him that we wouldn't have lunch together today.

The person hasn't come yet, and it seems that he will not come today. It's good this way, so I don't have to explain myself.

Next, I saw a few more patients, all of whom suffered from heatstroke, heat cold, stomach pain, and one patient with facial spasm and hearing loss in his left ear.

Then the lunch consultation time ended. Mr. Lu did not come today, and Fangyan was the only one who saw the patient throughout the whole process. Although Mr. Lu did not say anything in the past, he would review Fangyan's treatment plan, which was equivalent to checking Fangyan's plan.

Mr. Lu did not come today, and Fang Yan was the only one who treated him throughout the whole process. At most, he asked the store manager Le Miao to take a look when he was reviewing the prescription according to the procedure. It can be said that today was the first day that Fang Yan completed the achievement of sitting a doctor alone.

After finishing a morning of consultations, Fangyan changed his clothes, said goodbye to other people in the store, and headed straight towards Union Hospital.

While Fangyan was still on the road, the Gu family on the other side had already been visited by the leaders of the Chinese Medicine Hospital.

Looking at the old man Qin and his daughter and several of his disciples who were following them, Gu Xiutang immediately felt a bad aura.

He had originally prepared a table of dishes and was planning to invite his apprentices to come and eat together, and also ask them to bring a few more patients they had to help Gu Siqi improve his qualifications. As a result, those who should have come have come, and those who shouldn't have come have also come.

There were three disciples in total, all of them looked like eggplants hit by frost, lowering their heads and not daring to look him in the eye.

Such a performance made him feel uneasy.

At this time, the newly appointed dean came up and pointed to another room towards Gu Xiutang, indicating that he wanted to talk in private.

Gu Xiutang pretended to be calm, gave his confused grandson a reassuring look, and then went to his study with the new dean.

As soon as the door was closed, the new dean came straight to the point and said:

"I think you know what happened when you saw so many of us coming." "You have explained everything you should have said to your disciples. What you did before really had a very bad impact."

Gu Xiutang's heart seemed to be twisted fiercely, almost stopping for half a beat, and his face turned pale on the spot.

But he didn't say anything, still feeling a little hopeful, and let the dean continue speaking.

"But now that it has happened, I, as the dean, cannot pretend I didn't see it. This is a big deal, and many people in the hospital must have known about it. If it spreads for a few more days, there will definitely be many people who know about it, so I must give everyone an explanation."

When he said this, Gu Xiutang interrupted:

"I don't understand, what happened?"

Seeing him like this, the dean had no choice but to say:

"Your case was exposed. The patient came to our hospital to report you for delaying treatment and deliberately keeping the patient alive without curing him. You then used this to attack other doctors."

"Not only that, your three disciples have also cited a lot of other evidence. Gu Xiutang, you are also an old doctor, how could you do such a thing?"

"What...what?" Gu Xiutang was dumbfounded. Even though he was mentally prepared, he still found it unbelievable and asked:
"Why did they do that?"

He really didn't expect that the matter had gotten so bad.

Not only was he reported, but his own apprentice even provided evidence.

What exactly happened during this process?

The dean looked at the panicked Gu Xiutang and said calmly:
"Of course it's because of the doctor's conscience and ethics."

The dean still remembers how Wang Song found him and said he wanted to report Gu Xiutang. He was truly willing to sacrifice his own family for the sake of justice!

As for the other two disciples, after knowing Wang Song's actions, they immediately spilled the beans and confessed everything that had happened before.

Even some of the things that Gu Xiutang had done in previous years were explained clearly.

If the dean hadn't been afraid that the incident would become too big and affect the hospital's reputation, he would have brought the security department to arrest the person directly.

Gu Xiutang looked flustered, and he quickly searched for clues in his mind:

"Impossible. I want to ask them what happened and why they suddenly reported me."

After thinking for a while, he said:

"It must be...it must be that guy named Fang who did this!"

The dean nodded:
"It's not him who did this, but it's related to Doctor Fang from Tong Ren Tang. Wang Song has already said that it was you who coveted his position and wanted your grandson to replace him."

"You never expected that the hemiplegia that you thought would stump others could be diagnosed by someone else using the most basic four diagnostic methods."

"Then we used acupuncture and insect vines to cure the patient who had delayed you for so long and was at risk of having a stroke at any time."

Having said that, the dean paused, and then continued:
"After someone cures a patient, they decline thanks and don't ask for anything else, but they specifically ask the patient to report you."

"After that, the store reported the matter to the higher authorities. If our hospital doesn't deal with you now, then the higher authorities will deal with you."

At this time, Gu Xiutang, who finally knew the whole truth, opened his mouth wide and didn't say a word for a long time.

He had planned everything, but he never expected that everything would start with Fangyan curing Old Man Qin.

(End of this chapter)