Chapter 1054 The Truth About Death

The girl immediately burst into tears. "Where are my mom and dad now? I miss them so much."

If her parents were alive, they would be elderly people with white hair by now.

But she herself is already in her fifties or sixties, let alone her parents, who are probably close to a hundred years old.

Whether he's still alive or not is hard to say.

“The people who used to live in this town have all moved away. They probably left this place. Now, let me ask you my second question.”

Do you remember what illness you had that led you to this hospital?

The girl nodded. "What I had was actually a minor illness, just appendicitis, but I never imagined that such a small illness would keep me in this hospital forever."

This surprised Tang Wan'er a bit. She thought the patient had some serious illness, but it turned out to be just appendicitis.

"Do you remember what happened back then that led to your death here?"

The girl carefully replied

I thought about everything that happened back then, but my memory of it is actually a bit hazy.

"When I died, the hospital was still operating normally, and there was no fire or anything. Many people here were deliberately murdered, and I was naturally one of them..."

"Intentional homicide?" Tang Wan'er asked, somewhat incredulous.

The girl nodded. "I only found out about what happened here after I died and became a ghost."

The girl seemed to be dragging her memories far away, recalling everything that happened back then.

"After my appendectomy, my health deteriorated. The doctor who performed the surgery said I had developed complications and needed to continue treatment in the hospital."

Tang Wan'er thought it was a bit far-fetched just by listening to it. Appendicitis is basically a minor surgery, and even in that era when medical technology was not particularly advanced, there were very few dangerous cases.

"And then what happened?"

"Later, my health deteriorated, and my parents spent almost all their savings on my treatment, but they couldn't cure me. In the end, my condition worsened."

He went back into the emergency room and never came out again.

"While I was still conscious, I heard the doctors talking. They said that I wouldn't live much longer anyway, so if they removed one of my kidneys, it wouldn't hurt to remove another one. Maybe I still had a lot of usable internal organs, which could be sold for a lot of money, or even sold overseas. Then they removed my kidneys, and then my soul left my body. I watched them perform the surgery, taking out my internal organs one by one, and then stitching them up, as if nothing had happened."

"After several hours, they announced to my parents that I had died. My parents fainted from crying. They never imagined that an appendectomy would lead to my death on the operating table. After that, they were taken out of the hospital, and I don't know much about what happened after that."

Tang Wan'er knew that what happened at the hospital back then was definitely not that simple.

I never imagined that the most reputable and largest hospital in this small town would be engaged in such heinous practices. I wonder how many people have died under the scalpels of those doctors.