Go Back and I Rule There novel Chapter 69

Grace waved a dismissive hand. “Yes, surgery is the only option. If you don’t believe me, go see another doctor. Don’t book an appointment with me. Next!”

The old man panicked. “Dr. Gonzalez, I misspoke. You’re the expert in this field, my condition…”

The video went black.

Then, another clip began to play.

The footage showed Grace sneering. “Poor folks from the countryside are always so much trouble.”

A medical intern spoke up. “Dr. Gonzalez, I don’t think this is right. It’s just a small cyst, and it’s benign. We could first…”

Grace’s expression turned vicious. “Am I the department head, or are you?”

A few days later, that intern was fired from the hospital and was never seen in the medical field again.

That same month, Grace publicly announced that the intern had been responsible for a medical malpractice incident under her supervision, advising other hospitals not to hire him and his university not to issue his diploma.

The intern had been blacklisted. The video showed him taking off his surgical mask, revealing a scar near the corner of his eye. He looked directly into the camera. “I thought this would be buried forever. I tried writing letters to report it, but it was useless. The Gonzalez family’s influence in Sol is too powerful, and Grace was my mentor. I thought about just letting it go, but I’m a medical student. I also come from a small town. I asked myself, why did I study medicine? Was it just to get a license and find a respectable-looking job?”

The intern shook his head, tears streaming down his scarred face, but his eyes were incredibly bright.

“No. It was to save people. To save people like me, who come from ordinary backgrounds and don’t understand medicine.”

“I still remember my oath: ‘I solemnly pledge to dedicate my life to the service of humanity, to uphold the honor and noble traditions of the medical profession, to respect life, to heal the sick and injured.’”

The final lines were from the physician’s oath, known to every doctor in the country.

Spoken now by this battered and broken intern, it struck a chord with everyone watching: the ladies doing their morning exercises in the park, the expectant mothers at their prenatal check-ups, and every single doctor standing in the manor today.

The video wasn't over. The scene changed again.

It was Grace, a cold smile on her face. “A graduate student with no connections dares to challenge me? Doesn’t he know how to respect his elders?”

Someone agreed with her. “You’re right, Professor. He’s just too out of line.”

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