An Ran said, "Dean, I understand you're so busy that you can't take care of everything. I don't want to embarrass you, and I'll give you some time. But I have one condition. If you agree, everything will be fine. If you don't, I'll have to seek justice for myself and demand an explanation."

The dean asked, "Comrade An, what are your conditions? Tell me first so I can consider whether I can agree to them. Is that okay with you?"

An Ran said, "My request is simple. My husband, Cao Kun, was assassinated and is hospitalized. I want to see his medical records from the time he was hospitalized until his death. Is that reasonable?"

Hearing this, the dean thought for a moment, knowing that An Ran could produce such a good medicine, she must be a skilled doctor. Moreover, since she was a skilled doctor, it was reasonable for her to look at her husband's diagnosis. After all, the person died in the hospital, and since they had done nothing wrong, they were not afraid of her looking at it.

He nodded and said, "Okay, I'll take you to see it right away." Then he looked at the old ladies and comforted them, "Comrades, don't worry, the hospital will definitely keep a close watch on you, and nothing bad will happen again. You have to believe us, believe that we will definitely give you an explanation, you all go back and rest." After that, he took An Ran to find Cao Kun for diagnosis.

After searching the medical records room, they couldn't find any of Cao Kun's records. The director frowned, having just assured the public that nothing bad would happen. But the next moment, he was slapped in the face. Cao Kun's records were gone. Who had done this?

Seeing the dean's reaction, An Ran had already guessed the outcome. It seemed the person behind this was a very thoughtful person. She also blamed herself for not thinking of this sooner.

Originally, I wanted to find the medical records, see the medications used, the attending physician, and who the nurse who gave the injection was! But unexpectedly, the other party was quick enough to figure this out before me.

The dean turned around and looked at An Ran awkwardly. He moved his mouth for a long time but couldn't say anything. This feeling of being slapped in the face was really frustrating!

An Ran smiled and said, "Director, the rats in this hospital are truly extraordinary! Not only do they know how to poison, they also know how to destroy the bodies and cover up the traces. The effectiveness of this rat poison is truly not that great!"

The dean's face flushed red after hearing her words. He felt extremely aggrieved, but he didn't know how to explain it. These were indeed mistakes made by the hospital. Each one was a major mistake.

An Ran did not make things difficult for him, but said, "How about this, Dean, I won't make things difficult for you. You just need to find me the doctor who will be responsible for seeing and treating Cao Kun, who will prescribe the medicine, and the nurse who will be responsible for giving the injection. This is not a big deal, right?" The dean breathed a sigh of relief, nodded, and ran out to find someone quickly.

An Ran looked at the medical records room carefully for a long time, then closed the door. She left the medical records room and went to the Dean's office to wait for him to return.

The dean called someone over and saw An Ran standing at the door of his office. He walked over with everyone and said, "Comrade An, this Doctor Lin is the day shift doctor. He's responsible for treating Comrade Cao's injuries and changing his dressings during the day. This nurse is also on the day shift and is responsible for giving Comrade Cao the injection. The doctors and nurses on duty haven't come in yet. However, I've written down their addresses." After saying this, he handed the written addresses to An Ran.

An Ran took it, but didn't look at the address immediately. Instead, she cast a sharp gaze at the doctor and nurse in front of her. She asked, "Doctor Lin, after examining my husband's injury and changing the dressing, did you find anything wrong? Also, do you remember what medicine you prescribed?"

Doctor Lin thought for a moment and replied, "When I examined Comrade Cao's injuries and changed his dressings, I didn't find anything wrong. I prescribed the right medication: painkillers and anti-inflammatory drugs. After all, Comrade Cao wasn't ill, he was injured, so he wouldn't need any other medication."

The nurse also said: "That's right, after Dr. Lin prescribed the medicine, I went to get it. It was just painkillers and anti-inflammatory medicine. There was no other medicine!"

Seeing that they didn't seem to be lying, he asked again, "After Cao Kun died, who was responsible for organizing his diagnosis records and storing them in the medical records room?"

The two thought for a moment, and Dr. Lin replied, "I sorted it out and was going to put it in the medical records room. But it was almost time to get off work, and I had something urgent to do that day, so I was in a hurry to leave. Dr. Gong saw that I was anxious, so he took the job over."

Hearing this, An Ran looked at the paper in her hand. It said (Gong Maolin). She then looked at the two people in front of her and said, "Thank you. It's okay now. You can go back."

After the doctor and nurse left, An Ran looked at the dean and said, "Thank you for your cooperation, dean. I won't bother you anymore. I'll take my leave first." After that, she left the hospital without giving the dean a chance to speak.

She had to rush to Gong Maolin's house to see if there was anything wrong with that guy. Then, she would go to the nurse's house and check every household.

The hospital director didn't hide anything and went straight to the police station. He told them everything about the missing medical records of Cao Kun and how he had given the addresses of a doctor and a nurse to An Ran.

After receiving the report, the police split into two groups. One team went to the doctor's home, and the other team went to the nurse's home.

At this moment, relying on the safety of space, he floated in Gong Maolin's house, observing the situation outside. He checked inside and outside the house, but saw no one. This person was the doctor on duty, and he didn't sleep during the day. Where did he go?