Chapter 386 The Dao heart is broken, infinitely terrifying!

“I really didn’t receive any money from the medical consortium!”

The head nurse Jackie tried to explain: "I am the only one who provides them with money (to buy medicine), how can they give it to me? You have to believe me! I am not that kind of person!"

Detective Amy Santiago looked at Chuck with disbelief.

Chuck didn't answer and just drove.

"If there is a movie and TV series with me as the protagonist, it will indeed have a bad impact, but I am really a good person."

The head nurse Jackie stressed.

"Just because you are a good person, you are even more heinous!"

Chuck said calmly.

"What?!"

Jackie, the head nurse, couldn't believe it.

Not to mention her, even Detective Amy Santiago, who had always admired Chuck, had some incredible eyes, full of doubts and confusion.

"think carefully!"

Chuck reminded: “If just ordinary people or bad people do this, then the people who see it will have a much worse sense of involvement and will be more or less wary mentally. Knowing that it is not good to do that, most people will be discouraged.

But it’s you who did this, a good person in everyone’s eyes, including your own!

There may be people who are born bad, but most people still want to be good people.

In this case, if they see a good person like you taking drugs and maintaining a balance between work and life after taking drugs, do you think they will follow suit?

Even criminals may use you to induce others to take drugs.

Of course, a more capable calf-selling group will certainly be able to create commercials based on you.

This kind of thing is too bare-bones.

A more powerful pharmaceutical group can use you as a prototype to create an independent woman who looks attractive, and hide the strong motivation of selling drugs to persuade more people to take drugs in the plot, quietly distorting the story from generation to generation.

Three views of people.

In the end, the general environment completely collapses, and even people who were not bewitched by your influence at the beginning will be passively involved and have to start taking drugs for the sake of the common good.

Tell yourself, in this situation, are you a good person or a bad person?"

"..."

The head nurse Jackie was speechless.

She didn't want to admit that she had such great influence, but she now fully understood the harm Chuck mentioned.

"I'm not a good person!"

Jackie, the head nurse, changed her words: "I'm just a good nurse... okay! I'm not even a good nurse, that's okay? I probably won't be a nurse in the future, right? So let's not treat me as a nurse now, right?"

The influence has been infinitely magnified. Let’s get down to business, okay? I really don’t have any responsibility for Susan’s death!”

"You didn't report it!"

Chuck's face was expressionless.

"yes!"

Detective Amy Santiago also suppressed the shock provoked by Chuck and asked: "Don't you have children at home who need your care?"

"Of course I do!"

The head nurse Jackie stared and said: "I have two daughters, how old are they! Why do you say that?"

"Well."

Detective Amy Santiago said with embarrassment: "It's true... When I asked resident doctor Laura and attending doctor Reese just now, one of them has a wife and children who need to immigrate to the United States, and the other is a single mother who needs more free time.

Come take care of the children, and now you do the same..."

Speaking of this, she suddenly remembered what Chuck said before, 'Other people's children were just killed, but their children lacked parent-child time and better living conditions.' The embarrassment and embarrassment she felt just now disappeared instantly.

You have children at home, but you still don't treat yourself as such, and take the initiative to report this kind of sinful activity that kills people. It is not only shameless, but also stupid!

You don’t really think that the police are just a decoration and don’t investigate or can’t find out!

Arrive at the police station.

Detective Amy Santiago took the initiative to take the head nurse Jackie to the confession room to record a statement.

After she came out, she said to Chuck: "She is quite cooperative. She does not seem to be guilty of much crime. She will probably be acquitted. And to be honest, she doesn't really look like a bad person. Otherwise, she will be like that bad guy in the future."

Doctor Si, will you help her go to your rehabilitation center and force her to detoxify from addiction for six months?"

"No!"

Chuck shook his head.

"Why?"

Detective Amy Santiago was surprised: "Dr. House also takes drugs. He is also a doctor, and a very charming one. If a movie or TV series is made based on him, the impact will be even worse. Can you accept that?"

Why can't he accept Jackie?"

"Because House is no ordinary person!"

Chuck explained: "He is a genius with various quirks. Even if a movie or TV series is made based on him, ordinary people will know subconsciously that they are not the kind of person Dr. House is, and they will not have the same sense of empathy as ordinary people like Jackie...

Payton is so strong! And the most important thing is that his ending is not good."

"..."

Detective Amy Santiago's mouth twitched.

Okay!

He also mentioned that Dr. House is worse off than dead!

As for being so exaggerated!

From now on, she would like to see what makes Dr. House so miserable that he would rather die than live!

"Then what do you think Jackie should do?"

Detective Amy Santiago wondered.

"Put him in jail and get a harsh sentence!"

Chuck said bluntly.

"Isn't that true?"

Detective Amy Santiago couldn't bear it: "And it's really not that bad?"

"You said Susan Wardricky's family doesn't believe Susan is an organ transplant donor?"

Chuck said suddenly.

"right."

Detective Amy Santiago nodded: "Mrs. Wardrickey was sad, but she didn't say much. The main reason was that Susan's sister Lucy didn't believe it and was very determined. Why did she talk about this?"

"Do you think Lucy's words are credible?"

Chuck didn't answer the question.

"It should be credible."

Detective Amy Santiago thought for a while and muttered: "If you are a parent, maybe because of the generation gap with your children, you don't know what young people think, but my sister Lucy and my sister Susan are about the same age, so it stands to reason that they are not

We can talk about anything, even if it’s a matter of personality or tendency, we won’t make a mistake.”

"you are right."

Chuck added: “In recent years, organ transplant donation has been described as an absolute good deed. This trend continues to spread to the world of young people, and voluntarily becoming an organ transplant donor is a cool, trendy and trendy thing to some extent.

She is caring and can advocate her own things. If Susan really does it, she may hide it from her parents, but she will never hide it from her friends and her sister Lucy who is the same age!"

"What do you suspect?"

Detective Amy Santiago suddenly shuddered.

Chuck turned his attention to Jackie, the head nurse who was sitting uneasily in the interrogation room, and said expressionlessly: "Tell me!"

"No!"

Detective Amy Santiago followed Chuck's gaze and looked over, more and more confirming her fleeting guess, her eyes widened, unwilling to accept this guess.

It was terrible enough that a young girl who had just some minor problems and could be cured by buying some medicine went to the hospital and was treated to death by an alcoholic famous doctor and a drug-addicted nurse, and then the truth was covered up afterwards.

But Chuck now hints to her that this is not the end. Even the body of Susan, who died innocently and tragically, has been targeted and voluntarily become an organ transplant donor. This can no longer be described as horrific.

"When did Mr. Wardricky go completely insane?"

Chuck reminded.

"I heard that I knew my daughter was dead..."
To be continued...