Aunt Xu hurried forward and told the whole story. The more she spoke, the more indignant she became. She almost spitted all over Li Chang's face.
The director wanted to avoid it, but he didn't want to embarrass Aunt Xu, so he could only endure the nausea of being sprayed with saliva until Aunt Xu finished complaining.
The chief looked at Dr. Xu and said in a deep voice, "Do you want to argue?"
Dr. Xu hurriedly said: "I have always been very strict in my duties. How could I make such a mistake? Aunt Xu must have framed me."
The chief said: "You have no grudges against Aunt Xu, and her grandson is fine now. Why would she frame you?"
Doctor Xu rolled his eyes and said hurriedly: "Aunt Xu must have thought that paying me one tael of silver for the consultation was too expensive. Now that the child is cured, she wants me to return it to her. In fact, as long as she asks, When the villain sees that she is so old and it is not easy to make money, he will definitely give her some money. There is really no need to use this as a means to harm the villain."
Hearing this, Aunt Xu said angrily: "What are you talking about? Although my family is not rich, I am not someone who cannot afford money to treat my children. How could I come to slander you just for such a small amount of money?"
Doctor Xu snorted: "Is this true? You know it in your own mind. Do you need me to say it?"
Aunt Xu was so angry that she jumped up and down when he was so ridiculed. She pointed at Dr. Xu and cursed.
Dr. Xu was not a fool, and he got angry after being scolded by Aunt Xu. Suddenly, you said something and I said something, and the quarrel was very unpleasant.
The chief remained silent, but the middle-aged man in green shirt next to him said: "You two don't have to argue anymore. In my opinion, this matter can be solved easily."
The director smiled and nodded: "Of course it's easy to understand, so I'll help you, Brother Chen."
The man surnamed Chen nodded with a smile, stood up and walked to Aunt Xu, saying: "Aunt Xu, please give me the medicine bag and prescription. I will check to see who is lying."
Aunt Xu was very happy and immediately handed the package of medicine and a package of medicine dregs to the man surnamed Chen.
The man surnamed Chen took the medicine packets and came to the counter. He opened all the medicine packets and compared them carefully with the prescriptions. When he found some of the medicines, he took them out and reweighed them. Even the dregs of the medicines were carefully weighed. After checking, he finally wrote out another prescription, handed both prescriptions into the hands of the chief, and said: "This is the prescription in Aunt Xu's hand, and this is the prescription for these three packets of medicine. At first glance, They seem to be very similar, but in fact, if they are even slightly different, the properties of the medicine are vastly different."
The director of the hospital glanced at Doctor Xu and said in a deep voice: "Doctor Xu, do you have anything else to say?"
How could Dr. Xu admit his guilt? He immediately said: "The villain has never done such a thing, so naturally he cannot plead guilty. Xiao Ben did take the medicine according to the prescription she gave me. Who knows what she did behind the scenes, and the villain refuses to accept it."
He frowned and looked at the man named Chen.
The man surnamed Chen smiled slightly and added: "It is very simple to solve this matter. As far as I know, every doctor has his own habits when prescribing medicines. For the same disease, most of them prescribe the same medicine." , since Dr. Xu claims that he did not get this medicine, there is another way to prove it."
The chief asked: "What method?"
The man surnamed Chen looked at the surrounding villagers and said, "Fellow folks, do you have a child in your family who has ever had a high fever and asked Dr. Xu to prescribe medicine?"
Immediately, a villager answered: "My son also suffered from high fever a few days ago. I asked Dr. Xu to read the prescription. He took several doses of medicine and did not stop. After three or five days, he recovered on his own. I also I don’t know whether it was the medicine that healed it or my son’s own condition.”