Chapter 733

Even though Lisa and I had been friends for years, it was the first time she had opened up about her experiences in the delivery room—experiences that ended in heartbreak. Hearing her stories was really unsettling. I finally got why she had always hesitated to talk about her job. It made sense why the family was so upset—they had just lost both the mother and the baby. But this wasn't the doctor's fault. After spending so much time with Lisa, I knew how much she valued life. She'd never lose hope, even if it was just a flicker. "So, you mean the surgeon got everything right?" I asked. "Yeah, but now that the patient's gone, the family won't let it go. They keep insisting she came in perfectly fine and that we're the ones who killed her." Lisa shook her head, her face reflecting her pain and helplessness. I had come across news stories about medical disputes before. Situations like this could really take a toll on doctors. "Dr. Tate's been put on suspension and is being investigat