Dulcie wasnt familiar with the specifics of the medication.


    The doctor had warned her that her condition was serious, so she took his word for it and hadnt thought to examine the medicine closely.


    Eyeing the medicine boxes on the bedside table, Kyson inquired, Tell me about the risks associated with these medications.


    Bain picked up the medicine boxes and pointed to the ingredients.


    Mr.


    Shaw, the effects of these two medications are quite simr.


    If taken together, they can severely burden the kidneys and damage gastric mucus.


    Moreover, this particr medicine is extremely potent, usually prescribed only for amputations or major disabilities.


    Itspletely unnecessary for Dulcies situation.


    Kysons Lips curled into a sneer, his eyes shing with indignation. That doctor working under the Shaw Group seemed more interested in lining his own pockets and taking advantage of the Shaw family than in providing proper care.


    The atmosphere around Kyson shifted, bing cold and oppressive as if the very air thickened with his brewing anger.


    His presence was nothing short of intimidating, causing Bain to instinctively take a few cautious steps back.


    Step outside with me, Kyson ordered, leading Bain out of the room.


    Soon, the sound of an approaching ambnce filled the air, and momentster, paramedics were carrying a stretcher upstairs.


    Dulcie, too weak and in too much pain to move on her own,y still as they gently lifted her from the bed and secured her onto the stretcher.


    Seeing them carry Dulcie away, Sally rushed forward, concern etched on her face, and said to Kyson, Ill go to the hospital to take care of Dulcie.


    Were both girls, so its easier for me to look after her.


    Unexpectedly, Kyson tly refused her offer without even a second thought.


    The Shaw family has the resources to hire a professional caregiver.


    Dontplicate things. Who said I wasplicating things? Sally shouted after him, but Kyson had already turned his back, walking away with Bain in tow.


    To ensure aprehensive examination, Bain apanied them to the hospital.


    Once they arrived at the hospital, Dulcie was immediately whisked away for a check-up.


    Kysons expression was unreadable but cold as ice as he reviewed the information of the doctor who had treated Dulcie earlier that day.


    The doctor in question had been practicing medicine for over fifteen years.


    However, ording to the records, she specialized in gynecology.


    Why had she been assigned to treat Dulcie in the orthopedics department today? Kurt.


    Kurt had arrived at the hospital as soon as he heard that Dulcie had been admitted.


    Upon hearing his name, he moved swiftly to Kysons side.


    What can I do for you, Mr.


    Shaw? Investigate how this female doctor ended up in the orthopedics department. I want to know who recruited her.


    Such a person has no ce in a Shaw Group hospital.


    Copy that, Mr.


    Shaw.


    After Kurt left, Kyson stood silently in the hospital corridor, his gaze fixed on the sterile white walls, waiting for the examination results.


    An hourter, Bain approached Kyson, holding the results in his hands, his expression serious.


    Mr.


    Shaw, Dulcies foot isnt too severe, but the fracture in her spine is concerning.


    Its not going to heal easily, and shell need to use an assistive device during her recovery.


    How Long will it take for her to fully recover? Kyson asked.