Chapter 333 Little Sheldon’s Aunt Alice

"Chuck……"

Dr. Wilson smiled bitterly.

He couldn't tell whether Chuck did this because he really thought possible future retaliation from the police was normal and reasonable, or whether it was because Chuck was being petty.

Even if he knew the exact answer, he would not dare to say it.

"Do not worry."

Hailey smiled and answered: "It's not him who suffers, but you, Dr. Wilson."

"Why?"

Professor Alicia Harper said strangely.

Hailey smiled and said: "Dr. House has a tendency to self-destruct and is not afraid at all, so if this policeman is really the kind of tooth-for-tat, eye-for-an-eye character I feel, he will definitely not be satisfied with just making Dr. House suffer.

I must teach him a lesson and sincerely surrender and admit his mistakes.

And with Dr. House's pride, he would rather die than surrender.

In the end, the only thing that can make Dr. House painfully plead for mercy is hurting the people around him.

And who else could he have besides Dr. Wilson?"

"..."

Dr. Wilson's mouth twitched and he was speechless.

Okay!

What you should really worry about is not your good gay friends, but yourself!

But he quickly recovered from this shortcoming and immediately used this judgment: "Chuck, look?"

"rest assured."

Chuck said bluntly: "When he really affects you, I will let the policeman control the scope of revenge. The only way to make House plead in pain is to hurt you."

"Yeah, if it really doesn't work, he can consult Chuck."

Hailey joked: "I promise to only make Dr. House suffer and teach a lesson, and not to affect you, the innocent Dr. Wilson, lest he is clearly a righteous party, but in the end he is regarded as the most annoying super villain."

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"No one said he was a supervillain."

Dr. Wilson smiled bitterly: "House does go too far sometimes."

As a die-hard gay friend of Dr. House, he often felt that Dr. House went too far, but because of their friendship, after adding a filter, he felt that it was not intolerable.

But now that Hailey analyzed and summarized it and looked at the matter from an outsider's perspective, she indeed found that Dr. House had gone too far.

"Remember, don't help House prescribe medicine! Don't help House give false evidence!"

Chuck reminded.

"You mean the cop is going to take House to court?"

Dr. Wilson was surprised.

"After hearing the whole story, didn't you realize that the policeman's attitude really changed when he saw House taking drugs in front of him?"

Chuck said: "Do you think that as a police officer, he couldn't tell whether House was taking drugs because of the pain of his lame leg or whether he was taking drugs?"

"You can tell the difference clearly."

Dr. Wilson smiled bitterly.

My good friend Dr. House has long been eating Vicodin like chocolate. He would take a few pills from time to time, sometimes together.

Even in an environment where doctors across the United States are overprescribing painkillers to all patients, causing many people to become addicted to drugs without knowing it, this behavior of taking a few pills together from time to time is very glaring.

Let alone in front of a police officer.

"Do you know the police's attitude towards drug addicts?"

Chuck said expressionlessly: "Some of them teach their children to stay away from poisonous insects, and they just take them to see those serious poisonous insects.

Seeing how they look like zombies, with their distorted faces, mouths full of rotten teeth, and inhuman and ghostly appearance, will make your children feel fear and disgust towards animals from the bottom of their hearts.

It's a pity that the general environment is such that there are still too few such people.

Otherwise, if this kind of education is fully popularized, the United States will not become the world's largest consumer of dairy products, and its annual growth rate will be comparable to the fiscal deficit."

"..."

Dr. Wilson was stunned.

This was the first time he heard of this.

As a doctor, he is more required and required by himself to treat everyone equally, including those poisonous insects.

Even care about them more.

At least it looks like this.

But now he knows that there is still such a way of treatment.

He may not agree, but he has to admit that this may be a good method.

well.

Now he seemed to understand the police patient better.

As a policeman, when faced with a doctor who is derelict in his duties and has a vicious tongue, he still takes drugs while seeing a doctor in front of him, a policeman. It is really good to be able to control his emotions and express his demands politely and clearly.

"The police have too many tactics against people who are addicted to this drug."

Hailey said: "The simplest thing is to cut off his drug source so that he can't take it. He doesn't have to do anything at that time, he is already extremely uncomfortable.

It's a pity that your only good friend is a doctor who can prescribe medicines. Your soft-heartedness is your biggest weakness and can easily be exploited by him and endanger yourself.

If the police really investigates and asks you to appear in court, you will probably perjury for the sake of friendship, and then Dr. House will be harming others and himself.

You’re all going to be in so much pain!”

"You heard me."

Chuck said calmly: "I can control the scope of his revenge so that it doesn't affect you. This is indeed a good opportunity to teach House a lesson, and at the same time, it can help him get rid of his drug addiction.

As a doctor, under the guise of physical pain, he keeps taking drugs in front of patients and everyone. If you don't know him, you will definitely wonder if he has received money from pharmaceutical companies to help them advertise.

Don't deny it!

Most of you doctors have fallen into the trap of the lobbying methods of pharmaceutical companies. No matter what the disease is, you prescribe painkillers first and make people addicted to sell painkillers.

There are even reminder advertisements on painkillers on how to transform painkillers into real products (a drug abuse guide).

If you can't be tough enough to really help him out, and instead choose to help him defraud medicine and commit perjury, I have nothing to say. I just hope you won't regret it when you lose your medical license and end up living on the street."

Dr. Wilson finally hung up the phone helplessly.

He knew that Chuck, like his good friend Dr. House, had the kind of character that told the truth and would not listen to other people's advice at all.

But now he can only hope that the policeman will not turn into a super villain and kill his good friend.

"You really don't care?"

Professor Alicia Harper looked at Chuck.

"You think I should take care of it?"

Chuck asked back: "Let House continue to take drugs and treat patients like this? Just because he is lame?"

"no."

Professor Alicia Harper smiled bitterly: "He may have serious problems, but he is indeed a famous doctor who can save people."

"He can save people just as well as he doesn't criticize patients, or even saves people better."

Chuck shook his head: "And he's not the only miracle doctor."

"What do you see me doing?"

Hailey smiled and said, "Do you think I can become a miracle doctor like him?"

"you can not?"

Chuck looked at her.

"When you say that, even if I can't, I can only say that I can!"

Hailey smiled and said: "I'll try my best!"

"well."

Professor Alicia Harper sighed deeply.

"don’t worry."

Hailey smiled and comforted: "Chuck said he owed him a favor, so no matter what happens in the end, he won't have a big problem."
To be continued...