"How are the two patients doing?" Liu Banxia, who was triaging patients at the emergency center, casually asked when Xu Yino came over.
"The child's ocular muscles are trapped in the fractured eye socket. He's undergoing a procedure to remove them. However, Doctor Ma said the issue shouldn't be severe because we managed to treat him in time. There were no problems with his head, and the nasal bone setting went well," Xu Yino explained.
"The girl's father's CT results just came out, and it seems there's no problem with his brain. A few stitches on the scalp should be enough. Teacher Liu, will he be held responsible?"
Liu Banxia nodded. "How could he not? He was the one who initiated the conflict. The law isn't based on personal sentiment; it's dealt with case by case."
"This also serves as a reminder to you: don't lay your hands on difficult patients in the future. If things get out of hand, call security. If you start a physical confrontation, you'll be held accountable."
