After the simulation, the female characters in Detective Conan break down.

Anyone would want to die in this situation.

You watch as the patient gradually falls into a coma.

[A series of head shakes.]

It seems that patients also need to learn to live at a slower pace.

She fainted too quickly.

After a while.

[You begin the surgery.]

Slow and steady wins the race.

You need to be extremely patient and continue this surgery.

Make sure every cut you make is slow.

Every stitch is "fine".

Four hours later, you finished the last stitch.

You performed this surgery all by yourself.

[I didn't rely on anyone's help.]

[During this time, I also need to ensure that my scalpel doesn't fall into the patient's abdomen.]

So you repeatedly stitched up her stomach, cut it open, stitched it up again, and cut it open again...

You were digging inside her organs.

Searching for his gloves.

"!!!"

She was such a nice Vermouth.

I'm going to be tortured to death by this personality.

Hoshino looked at Vermouth's pained expression.

The whole person is not well.

......

You saved the patient.

You have become a hero to the entire hospital.

[The dean has made an exception and accepted you as his apprentice.]

He wants to pass on all his medical skills to you.

You studied very diligently, and every surgery you performed afterward was flawless.

It just takes a bit long.

"!?"

Is this okay?

Hoshino was stunned.

Chapter Twenty-Four: Sharon Vineyard, Chris Vineyard

You learned this from her medical records.

Her name is Belle.

"Bell?"

It must have been a temporary pseudonym.

The missions of the Black Organization members are perilous.

Giving your real name to others without permission could lead to exposure.

Bale's injury is recovering very well.

She is recovering in the hospital.

As her attending physician, you will conduct regular ward rounds.

[And guide resident physicians in their medical, teaching, and research work.]

Each ward round takes several hours.

You treated Belle with the same care and attention you would give your own child.

[Resident physicians must always ensure that their patients receive meticulous care.]

The customer is always very satisfied with your attentive service.

She told you she had been in a car accident.

[There wasn't enough time to contact loved ones.]

She was brought to this hospital by passersby while unconscious.

[If it weren't for your help.]

Her injuries have long since healed.

She desperately wants to kill you to vent her anger.

Her stunningly beautiful face was framed by two cold, icy blue eyes.

[Staring intently at you.]

There seemed to be a hint of murderous intent in her eyes.

You are her surgeon.

[Naturally, she knew perfectly well that the bloody holes in her body were not injuries from the car accident.]

You removed several bullets from it.

But you didn't intend to ask the other person any questions in detail.

That's the patient's privacy.

As doctors, we have an absolute responsibility to protect the privacy of our patients.

The investigation is the responsibility of the police.

Doctors only care about saving those who are on the verge of death in front of them.

[Regardless of whether he is good or bad.]

Moreover,

Whether a person is good or bad is inherently very complex.

...

You took what she said as a joke.

I don't take it to heart.

[Because patients often talk to you like that.]

You see that as an affirmation of your medical skills.

As for Bell's gaze.

You simply believe it's a natural reaction from the other person who is overly grateful to you.

A month has passed.

Bell has been discharged from the hospital.

[The day I was discharged from the hospital.]

As her attending physician, you gave her countless instructions and advice.

Tell the other person to be careful.

The other person didn't say a single word to you.

I only glanced at you once before leaving.

......

【day to day.】

Your medical skills are becoming increasingly refined.

[And it never relies on any advanced scientific or medical equipment.]

The surgery has never been flawed.

Even the dean couldn't help but applaud and praise it.

You did not become arrogant or complacent because of this.