After I got into the drama, I led the plot astray

When I left, I took some props with me, such as a stethoscope and a medical record book.

My journey to the eighth floor was surprisingly smooth, and no one came up to question me.

It is also possible that it was late at night and everyone had gone back to the ward to rest, and even the doctors and nurses were too lazy to come out of the lounge.

Every day, Aunt Wu pushed me to do examinations and rehabilitation, and I knew the structure of this hospital like the back of my hand.

I quickly found the corridor and was about to walk through it when I heard footsteps behind me, mixed with voices: "Quick, quick, the patient should still be in this building, find the patient quickly, otherwise if Mr. Shen finds out, we will all be fired."

I was startled and quickly walked to the next ward, pushed the door and walked in.

This is a four-bed ward. All the patients in the ward were lying down. Suddenly, a nurse walked in and they all looked at me.

I pretended to walk to a bed, picked up his injection record, looked at it, and then asked, "Did you take the medicine on time?"

The patient answered "yes" obediently.

Then I walked to the other three beds and asked the same question. I pricked up my ears to listen to the noise outside. Only after I was sure that everyone outside had left did I walk out of the ward.

I knew I would be caught before I even reached Shen Mo’s office, so I thought about it and decided to go downstairs.

Because this hospital is so large and the inpatient department is a separate campus, there are shared electric bikes parked in front of the inpatient building to facilitate everyone's travel. I took out my phone, scanned one, got on it, and headed towards the emergency building.

The lights in the emergency building are always brighter than those in other buildings. In the dark, I could see the brightly lit emergency building from afar.

I didn't rush into the emergency building, but hid in a dark place and looked at the entrance of the building quietly.

After waiting for about half an hour, several ambulances rushed in. Hearing the sirens of the ambulances, the medical staff rushed out of the building and, together with the accompanying medical staff in the ambulances, lifted the patient off the ambulances.

There were more than a dozen emergency patients brought back by the ambulance this time. The scene was urgent and chaotic. I took advantage of everyone's inattention and slipped into the emergency personnel, and pushed the patients into the emergency room with everyone.

A chain car rear-end collision just happened nearby. More than a dozen cars collided and the situation was extremely serious. Several people died on the spot and the patients who were brought back are also in critical condition.

The emergency room suddenly became busy. It was night time and there was a shortage of medical staff on duty. I blended in and skillfully treated the patient's wounds. No one even noticed that I had sneaked in.

I was busy for a while, then hurried away with another nurse under the pretext of getting something.

After walking with the nurse for a while, I found a reason to separate from her, then turned into an aisle, walked out of the emergency building along the aisle, and headed towards the building where Shen Mo's office was.

The office building where Shen Mo worked was not far from the emergency building. Under the cover of night, I groped my way to Shen Mo's office building. The security guards who were searching for me everywhere didn't find me.

This building is a multifunctional comprehensive office building with conference rooms, cinemas, banquet halls, etc. Shen Mo's office is on the top floor, the 25th floor.

There were two security guards standing guard at the entrance of the building, and I walked straight over with a stack of notebooks in my arms.

One of the security guards stopped me and asked, "What do you do?"

I shook the notebook in my hand and said, "I'm here to deliver some information to Dr. Shen."

The security guard asked in disbelief: "Why so late?"

I said, "The experiment has just been completed, and the data is urgent. I was afraid that Dr. Shen would need it urgently, so I rushed it over."

After hearing this, the security guard let me in without asking any more questions.

There is something wrong with this hospital!

Even the security guards knew that Shen Mo and his team were conducting an experiment, but what experiment were they conducting? Was it related to me?

With a lot of questions in my mind, I stepped into the building step by step.

The elevator in this building requires face scanning to go up and down. Of course, my face cannot be scanned, and it is even more impossible for me to climb to the 25th floor. I am waiting for an opportunity.

I walked very slowly, and people passed by me from time to time. They were all wearing white coats and large white masks, with only their eyes exposed. We were dressed the same, so no one looked at me twice.

I was walking slowly towards the elevator, and just then I saw a man and a woman running towards the elevator in a hurry. My chance had come!

I quickly quickened my pace and followed the couple in.

When the two men turned around and saw me, they were stunned for a moment. Obviously, they didn't expect someone to follow them into the elevator.

I still shook the notebook in my hand and said, "I'm delivering information to Shen Mosheng."

These two people were obviously not so easy to fool. The man said, "We are going to different floors. You should take the other elevator."

When I heard that, I looked angry and said, "Which department are you from? Why are you so unfriendly? I'll call Shen Mo right now and ask him how he trained his subordinates."

I took out my phone, unlocked it, and clicked on the address book. The words "Shen Mo" were clearly written on it, with no other comments.

When these two people saw me, it was obvious that Shen Mo and I had a special relationship. Otherwise, ordinary medical staff would only dare to be marked as "Doctor Shen" or "Vice President Shen" or "Second Young Master Shen", and there were really few who directly marked "Shen Mo".

The woman quickly said, "It's okay, we'll take you to the 25th floor first and then do our business."

It turns out that even if you enter this elevator, you can't even go up one floor without facial recognition.

I pretended to glance at her name tag, nodded with satisfaction, and said, "You are sensible. I will definitely mention you to Shen Mo when I see him."

The woman obviously didn't quite believe it, but she still said "thank you" politely.

The two of them sent me to the door of Shen Mo's office before leaving.

All the lights in Shen Mo's office were turned off. He should have gone home from get off work early. It seemed that the Second Young Master Shen was not as enthusiastic about his work as Shen Li.

I pushed the door open and walked in.

Shen Mo's office is very large. On the left side of the door is the assistant's desk. A little further in, there is a set of large Italian leather sofas. I was here during the day and the sofas were off-white, very beautiful and elegant.

Further ahead is Shen Mo's desk.

Shen Mo's desk is very large, but there is only a laptop on it, not even a pen.

The medical records and case files are placed on the huge bookshelf behind the desk.

I didn't turn on the light, but just turned on the flashlight on my phone and walked straight to the bookshelf.

The case files on the bookshelf are arranged alphabetically. I have seen Shen Mo take my case files from there.