Councilor Walker, who was sitting on the edge of the bed conducting a recovery checkup, looked at Quinn who came in with a surprised look on his face.

Isn't he alive and well? Why does Quinn sound like he has been dead for a long time?

Seeing that Congressman Walker had a dull expression on his face and did not speak, Quinn frowned and asked sternly to Chase who was examining Congressman Walker next to him:

"What happened to Senator Walker? Did you give him any brain-affecting drugs?

Why doesn't he answer my words?

Or are you saying your hospital is abusing patients?"

When such a big hat was pulled off, Chase panicked on the spot.

He also didn't understand why the office director who rushed in was so angry even though Congressman Walker had recovered well.

Fortunately, Congressman Walker quickly recovered and waved downward:

"Quinn, Quinn, I'm fine, I'm fine.

Don't have such an attitude. If word spreads that we are trying to be a big name, it will have a huge impact on our support rate."

Seeing that Senator Walker could still think normally, Quinn finally breathed a sigh of relief and his expression gradually relaxed.

"Really? I thought these daring doctors gave you some illegal drugs without your consent."

Speaking of this, Quinn specifically glanced at Duwei who was following behind him.

Edward wouldn't say those things to him for no reason.

With his preconceptions, Quinn almost believed that Du Wei's hands and feet must be dirty.

Maybe he violated Representative Walker's privacy during his treatment.

Normal privacy is okay, if Du Wei knows something about HR.

Then I'm afraid he will plan an assassination.

Just as Quinn was thinking about whether Duwei knew the real secret that could lead to death, Congressman Walker spoke:

"Hey, why do you think that...wait a minute, speaking of one thing, I want to know, who took off my oxygen mask in the first place?!"

Representative Walker's eyes immediately scanned the small ward.

While he was still sleeping, his oxygen mask was suddenly pulled off, and his memory after that became blurry.

He no longer had the image of that time in his mind, and could only vaguely remember the voice that came from that time like a ghost asking.

He could only barely remember being asked some questions about his illness, which led to the discovery of the true cure.

As for who that person was, he couldn't remember it at all, and the face in his memory was completely blank.

This result surprised Duwei. He thought that Representative Walker only had no memory of the last question.

It now appears that the consequences of hypoxia for Congressman Walker are worse than he thought.

Even his face was forgotten.

If House were here, he would tell Congressman Walker that he suffered memory damage due to lack of oxygen.

But now, apart from Duwei and Chase who didn't want to talk, the only one standing here was Quinn, who knew nothing about medical treatment.

So when Quinn heard Councilor Walker's inquiry, he immediately realized that Edward was right, and something was indeed happening!

How dare you take off Congressman Walker’s oxygen mask? Is this an attempt to murder an important person?….

After he sneered at Du Wei, he looked at Chase, who was still confused, and asked:

"Your hospital is so awesome that you dare to remove the oxygen mask that Senator Walker uses to maintain his breathing?

Which one of you did this? Who instigated it? Tell me quickly!"

Chase was startled by the last two emphasized words, and his eyes couldn't help but glance at Duwei.

Although he didn't say anything, a true veteran like Quinn could naturally understand the thoughts of ordinary people.

He turned around and stared at Du Wei with a smile.

Quinn's face seemed to be full of a kind smile, but in fact every wrinkle on his face was filled with murderous intent.

"so

So it’s you, the intern, who ignored the hospital rules and removed Congressman Walker’s oxygen mask privately?”

Du Wei nodded calmly and said:

"Yes, it's me. I just want to ask some questions."

"Ask a question?"

Quinn's brows immediately raised high. Is this for HR? Has Congressman Walker's identity been exposed?

He immediately realized that the Du Wei in front of him might be a pawn.

There is another instigator behind him!

Quinn stared closely at Du Wei's every expression and asked in a serious tone:

"Tell me, who ordered you to ask the question?"

Du Wei pretended to be at a loss and said in a panic:

"Ah? What's wrong? Is there any problem?"

Seeing Du Wei's appearance, Quinn immediately emphasized his tone and said sternly:

"If you don't want to lose your job, just answer my questions!"

Du Wei imitated Chase's behavior and trembled all over, then timidly whispered:

"Yes... Dr. House asked me to ask the patient whether he concealed his condition."

"House?"

Quinn frowned, obviously not believing it.

"Do I need to take off the oxygen mask when asking about past medical records?"

Just as Quinn was pressing closer and closer to Duwei, Congressman Walker, who was sitting on the hospital bed, suddenly showed a look of enlightenment.

He grabbed Quinn's arm and said:

"Hey, I remembered. I remembered that it was this young doctor who asked about the real illness.

Quinn, stop scaring him. What if you scare the good doctor?

I didn't want to find him to blame him, I wanted to thank him!

If he hadn't discovered my real illness, I'm afraid you wouldn't be able to see me today."

Quinn was obviously stunned for a moment after hearing what Congressman Walker said.

Others have pulled off your oxygen mask, but you are still speaking for others? What is going on?

Seeing Quinn's stunned reaction, Councilor Walker showed a weak smile:

"If this little brother hadn't pulled off the oxygen mask, I might not have told the truth about how I almost bit off my tongue when I was 6 years old in my comfort zone.

The consequence of that is that I will die due to a weakened immune system.

Fortunately, although this little brother was a little bit tough, I did reveal the secret that I had sworn to keep deep in my heart under the pressure.

Speaking of which, I really have to thank him a lot."

After hearing what Congressman Walker said, Quinn's expression suddenly became a little uncertain.

Obviously, Edward was right. The intern in front of him had indeed done something illegal...

How can any normal doctor rip off the life-sustaining oxygen mask just to ask for past medical records?

Isn't this the same as putting a gun to your head and asking you if you want to hand over your bank password?

This operation is absolutely illegal!

But if it weren't for this violation, Congressman Walker might really have to go to hell to meet Satan.

For a moment, Quinn didn't know whether he needed to punish this daring intern.

But if he is not punished, it will make him lose face with so many people watching. If he is punished, it will be like slapping Congressman Walker in the face in public.

This is not a good thing for a man who is known for his understanding of people's feelings and sense of propriety.

After all, even Congressman Walker doesn't know that he is the boss behind HR.

Therefore, apparent respect must still be given to Congressman Walker. There is no need to arouse Congressman Walker's dissatisfaction for the sake of an intern.

Quinn, who was thinking about it, asked Edward at the door:

"Edward, if you encounter a doctor operating in violation of regulations, what is the normal way to deal with it in the hospital?"

Edward grinned and finally came.

He wastes valuable business time to

Here, this is the moment we have been waiting for.
To be continued...