Marion also thought Sheila was extremely annoying.
She walked to the bedside, held Vivian's hand, and a trace of malice flickered in her eyes.
"Don't worry, I've already thought of how to deal with her."
That afternoon, Sheila's job was to hand over patient cases with her colleagues.
"These patients need daily ward rounds. Their conditions are quite severe, but once stabilized, they can be scheduled for surgery. And these ones, their conditions have improved. Keep observing for five more days. If there are no issues after that, they can be transferred to the general ward. Continued monitoring will still be necessary."
Sheila was fully focused on her work, displaying a serious and responsible attitude.
The colleagues receiving the cases carefully noted all the instructions.
Just then
