Ex-Wife Too Hard To Woo

Freya Stahler was stunned as she had never thought that she would be trapped in such a situation. After a while, she realized what had happened, then asked the man, Lenny: “Sir, did you make a mistake, I’m a doctor who saves others’ life, how could I poison someone?”

Freya Stahler had learned from the Sage of Doctor. Although she wasn’t excellent enough, her skill wasn’t poor. As the saying went, the famous master has no laggard student. In addition, she was smart and learned fast, and she always thought twice while she prescribed, so she couldn’t give the wrong medicine.

“You, such a liar! It was definitely you who killed my father! My father felt good until he took your medicine at home. Later he had a stomachache, and cough up blood. Then he died and didn’t wait for us to send him to hospital.” Lenny had an irritated glance at Freya Stahler: “it was you who killed my father, you must be responsible for this!”

His wife, Sammy also furiously ran to Freya Stahler: “Yeah, you must pay for that! My father-in-law was killed by you, therefore you must be responsible for it.”

Sammy yelled: “everyone comes to see. What a doctor is! She made a mistake, killing my father-in-law and didn’t want to pay a price for it. Such a wick person must be sentenced to life in jail.”

More people heard the voice and came to see. At that moment, Freya Stahler saw the dead body lying in the hall of the hospital.

She indeed gave the old man a prescription yesterday. Lenny’s father had late-stage stomach cancer and couldn’t have an operation. He was heard that Chinese medicine might have some positive effect, so he came to traditional Chinese medicine hospital. In fact, there was no way to cure late-stage stomach cancer, whether by Chinese medicine or Western medicine. But the Chinese medicine could extend his life.

Freya Stahler once treated a patient with malignant tumor with her tutor, who was diagnosed for no more than three months to live. But with the treatment of Freya Stahler and her master, the patient survived three years.

Freya Stahler understood that a person was eager to live while he had a severe disease. So she took the patient to oncology, hoping he could have the chance to live longer.

Considering Lenny’s father’s poverty, Freya Stahler gave him available cost-effective medicine.

All drugs were mild and couldn’t poison anyone.

On that account, Freya Stahler got calm and said to Lenny: “the medicine I gave had no problem, I assure you. Did he take other inappropriate things after he went home?”

“What inappropriate things! My father-in-law only took your medicine except the dinner. If not you, was it I who poisoned him in food?” the wife said.

“What kind of doctor you are! you made mistakes and didn’t care for patient’s life. You killed my father-in-law. You must be responsible for it. Where is your chief? Call him out, we must get an answer today.”

“Yeah, my father couldn’t have died. If you don’t give me an answer, I would put the body in the hospital all the time.”

Lenny acted as a rogue, siting on the ground, and cried aloud while seeing more people coming to have a see: “my father, you are so miserable, meeting such a wicked doctor. She killed you but denied it. She was so inhuman!”

“Dad, I am so sorry for you! I couldn’t save you. Dad, please, wake up, I couldn’t live without you.”

Such a crying from a middle-aged person was deeply moving. Also, quite a few people had a prejudice toward doctor as they thought doctor had high income and commission by prescribing unnecessary medicine for patients. So they approved Lenny.

Freya Stahler’s Chief, Prestor Fisher, rushed to come. He had firmly sided with Freya Stahler as he knew she was Seth Levin’s girl friend. He told sincerely to Lenny: “there must be a major misunderstanding. I trust doctor Freya Stahler’s skill and is more convinced by her personality. She couldn’t give the wrong prescription.”

“Your trust could have no effect.” Lenny dared at Prestor Fisher. “could your trust make my father alive? Could it let my father not be poisoned? You, such doctors, disregarded and killed my father!”

Sammy stood, arms akimbo, and yelled: “Yeah, you, such doctors, all the same ilk, killing patients without any responsibility. What kind of doctors you are! What hospital it is!”

One onlooker echoed: “you;re right, they killed a patient and didn’t admit. I would be no longer to go this hospital.”

“How ruthless, the young doctor! We understand she wanted to get more rebates by giving expensive medicine, but she shouldn’t have given the wrong medicine.”

“Rightly, no humanity, such person, not eligible to be a doctor any more!”

Sammy was more confident while more people siding with them, then she pretended to cry in order to gain sympathy: “my father-in-law was so miserable in his life. He worked all life for us, but died of poisoning not until he retires and enjoys his late life, …”

Freya Stahler looked awful and defended: “the medicine had no problem, if you don’t believe, you can check it.”

Freya Stahler was definitely sure it wasn’t her wrong. So it must be the couple who framed her.

But, even she was set up, she had no idea to clear up her suspicion as public opinion was always towards to the weaker like patients and their families. If everyone believed it was she who killed the patient, then, her career would ruin.ConTEent bel0ngs to Nôv(e)lD/rama(.)Org .

Then no one could help her.

So, she must find a way to exonerate herself. The prescription she gave Lenny’s father was the only way she could figure out. So did Prestor Fisher, he asked a colleague of Freya Stahler to take the prescribe in their office.

But after 15 minutes, the coworker rushed to come with no word but helpless and anxious look.

“Did you find the prescription? Only we find the prescribe and are sure there is no problem, we can prove it isn’t Freya Stahler’s error.”

Stephanie said: “Dr. Fisher, there was no prescription on Freya Stahler’s table. And our system seemed to be attacked and couldn’t find the prescription in system.

Freya Stahler was so shocked.

It couldn’t be a coincidence that the system was attacked at that time. It must be someone to frame her.

The critical proof was lost. How she proved herself.