All Chapters of She Reported Me, Now They're on Their Knees: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

10 Chapters

Chapter 1

"Cody, this is a lesson for you. We're about to get married. Even if you're a doctor, you need to keep your hands to yourself!"I stared at Scarlett Baxter, the woman I was about to marry. "Are you done?"Scarlett froze. "W-What kind of attitude is that? Don't you realize your mistake?""Whatever." The moment I said that, something inside me snapped.Scarlett's face turned bright red, as if I'd just insulted her in front of the world. "Whatever? Cody Parker, we're done! I'm not marrying you!"After screaming, she snatched her phone from the table and stormed out.The department chief, Gabriel Robinson, tapped the desk with a frown. "Look at the mess you caused! You've upset Scarlett so badly! Write a proper apology to quell the controversy. Next week, read it aloud at the hospital-wide staff meeting to admit your mistake."I stayed silent.His gaze flickered for a moment but quickly snapped back to that authoritative look. "This is both an order and a chance for you."The next

Chapter 2

Lewis didn't seem satisfied, so he added, "Also, from now on, try to act like a professional. Stop behaving like some cowboy doctor."I paused and looked at him. "Well, then. Can you please tell me what the diagnostic criteria and differential points for stress-induced cardiomyopathy are?"Lewis froze, stammering, "Uh… Well, that… depends on ECG and echocardiography findings… It's a… kind of…"I stopped looking at him. He huffed, clearly annoyed, and walked away.I remembered three years ago when the hospital director, Kelvin Holder, personally came to the state hospital ICU to recruit me.He'd shaken my hand and said, "Cody, come to our hospital. I'll give you full autonomy. Your CPR skills are top-notch. You can save more lives."Looking back, it felt like a joke.…I'd been demoted to resident, with a lot less responsibility.I no longer took part in emergency rescues. Instead, I followed the standard residency protocol to the letter. I did my rounds, wrote up charts, and i

Chapter 3

Gabriel's expression darkened the moment he saw the leave request. "Cody, what is this supposed to mean?"He slammed the paper onto my face. "The department needs hands right now! Are you taking this many days off to go against me?"His voice dropped, full of threat. "Don't think that just because you're a resident you're safe. You still have a long career ahead of you. If you cross me, I have plenty of ways to make sure you can't last in this field! Keep this up, and it won't just be a demotion. I can fire you right now."I said nothing. I pulled the medical checkup report I'd just done a few days ago from my pocket and set it on his desk."Dr. Robinson, I've been experiencing arrhythmia recently. My doctor recommended some rest," I said evenly."Long-term high-pressure work isn't good for the heart. You're my senior. You should understand that better than I do."He picked up the report and scanned it. His face turned ashen and then flushed with rage. In the end, he couldn't fin

Chapter 4

Oscar's voice messages came through again, panic thick in his voice."Dr. Parker, Mr. Dodson's condition worsened on the transfer ambulance! His heart even stopped once!"The family is hysterical! They called Mr. Holder, demanding that the hospital take full responsibility!"The whole hospital is in chaos now! Mr. Holder and several deputy directors are already at our department!"He sent another voice message right after."Dr. Gabriel started spreading rumors in the department, claiming that you deliberately hid the Dodson family's special case files to steal credit. He said you concealed a crucial allergy report, which is why Lewis couldn't make the right call in time!"He's even claiming you knew about Mr. Dodson's condition and intentionally kept quiet to make Lewis look bad!"I scoffed, looking at the screen.The art of shifting blame was truly perfected here.Before one crisis even had a chance to settle, another was already brewing.A different critical patient in our

Chapter 5

The tension in Kelvin's office was so thick it was hard to breathe.I heard that he had even thrown his artisan cup in anger.Gabriel and Lewis, like schoolchildren caught misbehaving, kept their heads down, too scared to say a word."Who was it that guaranteed Lewis was a once-in-a-lifetime genius? Who was it that forced our hospital's true backbone to leave to make room for him? Congratulations! We've got a massive disaster on our hands now! Who's going to fix it?"I could almost hear Kelvin's roar even when I wasn't physically present.Finally, my phone rang again. This time, it was a call from Kelvin's private number."Dr. Parker, it's Kelvin."There was a weariness in his voice. It lacked the usual formal tone, but was instead tinged with a hint of pleading."You probably know what's going on at the hospital. Cody, it wasn't easy for us to nurture you. You grew here with us. This incident has reached the city, and the pressure is immense. I hope you can… put the bigger pic

Chapter 6

I continued, "Fourth, I want the right of first choice in assembling my own medical team."There was a long silence on the other end of the phone.In the background, I could hear the increasingly frantic alarm sounds coming from the ICU.Kelvin tried to bargain. "Dr. Parker, I'm sorry… but could we maybe handle it another way? Perhaps they can apologize privately—""There's no room for negotiation," I rejected directly. "They humiliated me in front of everyone, so they should have known there would be a day when they'd have to apologize to me publicly.""Fine!" Kelvin almost ground the word out through clenched teeth."I'll agree to everything!"I hung up the phone and opened an application to buy the next available return ticket.…When I returned to the hospital, I bypassed the office and headed straight for the ICU.The chaotic ICU fell eerily silent the moment I walked in. Every pair of eyes in the room turned toward me.I glanced at the parameters on the monitor. The pa

Chapter 7

Half an hour later, I closed the ECMO machine's casing and reconnected the power.When I pressed the restart button, a crisp, long beep sounded, and the screen lit up again. Its parameters were restored to normal.The machine had successfully rebooted.A wave of uncontrollable cheers erupted in the ICU.Meanwhile, Lewis' face turned ashen. His legs gave out as he collapsed to the floor.He knew that he had lost completely.I looked at him and spoke calmly. "The knowledge in books and the actual practice are separated by a matter of life and death. This white coat you wear represents responsibility, not a trophy to flaunt. You're still far from worthy."Those words shattered whatever pitiful pride he had left.With the ECMO back in operation, the critically ill patient's vitals soon stabilized.The family outside the ICU expressed their heartfelt gratitude. They nearly kneeled to thank me.I didn't rest. Without missing a beat, I changed into surgical scrubs and entered the op

Chapter 8

Then, it was Scarlett's turn.She sobbed, as though she had suffered the greatest injustice. "I was out of my mind. I cared too much about Lewis, and that's why I said those thoughtless things. I'm sorry, Cody. I'm truly sorry."Her gaze shifted toward me, as if hoping for some response.I stood in the audience, watching their poor performance without a word.To me, none of this mattered anymore.Some cracks, once formed, could never be fixed.…The day after the all-staff meeting, the hospital's disciplinary decision was announced.Lewis was fired for causing a major medical error and deliberately damaging expensive medical equipment. His record was marked with a severe warning, and the Medical Association was notified, with a recommendation to revoke his medical license.Thanks to Crestfield Group's involvement, the investigation by the Medical Association proceeded quickly. Within a week, the results were in.Lewis not only had his license revoked but was also facing crimi

Chapter 9

Scarlett lost her lawsuit. Crestfield Group's legal team showed no mercy.The enormous compensation she owed forced her family to sell their downtown apartment and move to a small, run-down house in the suburbs.She herself became the laughingstock of the entire medical community. She lost her job, her reputation was tarnished, and no hospital would take her.I heard she applied to a private beauty salon, but even there, she was recognized and mocked.Months later, she appeared at my office door.Gone were the pride and glamour of the past. She looked haggard, and her eyes were dull. Her clothes were covered in lint, something she used to find unbearable."Cody." Her voice was hoarse, tinged with desperation."I-I regret it. I shouldn't have treated you that way. I shouldn't have let vanity cloud my judgment. I've been having nightmares these days, dreaming that you no longer want me."I sat behind my desk, watching her without a word as I continued to review the medical files

Chapter 10

I brought in a few hardworking, skilled young doctors. The entire department's academic environment and work ethic were completely revitalized.One of my PhD graduates, Josh Watts, had a real spark, so I passed down much of my experience to him.I told him, "You can learn the skills, but your ethics need to be engraved in your heart."One night, we had an emergency case—a patient with a torn major artery in critical condition. Josh held his ground under pressure and performed his assistive duties flawlessly.At that moment, I saw the future of our department.Under my leadership, our department conquered several complex surgeries, including a rare, minimally invasive heart bypass surgery. We received unanimous praise from both the industry and the patient's family.The reputation of our department grew day by day.Before Kelvin retired, he asked to have a talk with me. He patted me on the shoulder, his eyes filled with pride. "Cody, I was right about you from the start."He gav

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