Reported for Stealing the Drug I Invented のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 1 - チャプター 10

After texting back, I decided to swing by the office to grab my laptop.When I reached the department doors, I froze.The access card scanner glowed a solid red.My access had been revoked.Through the glass, I could see Dante lounging in my desk chair.I knocked on the glass.Dante looked up. When he spotted me, he opened the door just enough and stood there blocking the doorway."Don't take this personally, Dr. Carver. Chief Hardy put me in charge of department inventory. I've got to show some results," he said."And your idea of showing results is reporting me?""I wouldn't put it like that," he said, tilting his head. "If you did nothing wrong, a report won't hurt, right?""Dante, do you even know who this hospital—"He cut me off impatiently. "Enough, Dr. Carver. You're on the verge of losing your license. Do you really think you own the hospital? Save the performance for Chief Hardy."It's precisely this arrogance of yours that made me revoke your access. You should r

By the time I walked out of the hospital, night had fallen completely.I pieced the entire string of events together from start to finish.Dante reported me, Chief Hardy stopped answering my calls, and the Medical Affairs Office put me under investigation.My patients were stolen, my paper was plagiarized, and pages of my case files were ripped away.I didn't even want to consider the possibility.Had Chief Hardy really signed off on all of this?After a moment's thought, I opened the group chat and typed out a message."Everyone, there's something I need to clarify here. Dante took my case files, modified my draft paper, and put his name down as first author without my consent. This is blatant academic misconduct. I've backed up all the evidence and will submit it to the ethics committee if necessary."The moment I sent it, a direct message from Dante popped up. "Rowan, don't be like this. It's childish. The paper's already been submitted anyway. What's the point of throwing a

The morning handoff was scheduled for 8:00 am, but I arrived at 7:30 am.Someone was already in the office.Sofia was typing up chart notes at her computer. When she saw me walk in, her hand jerked, sending her mouse clattering to the floor."D-Dr. Carver."I ignored her, walking straight over to my desk.Dante's things were still taking up my spot.I set the cardboard box on the desk and began taking my things back out, piece by piece."Rowan," Dante's voice called out from behind me.I turned around.He stood in the doorway, his tone sharp with confrontation. "Who gave you permission to touch my stuff?""This is my desk," I replied coldly."But—""The computer you're using still has the startup password I set. Have you changed it? No, you haven't, because you can't. I'm the one with the admin rights."The rest of the staff began trickling in. They paused at the door, taking in the scene.Dante's expression flickered for a moment before settling back into a smirk. "Dr. C

Soon, the day Cristina was going to publicly acknowledge her son arrived.She stood at the podium in the academic lecture hall, wearing a crisp white blouse. Pinned to her collar was a golden brooch. It was the very brooch Dad had brought back for her from a business trip to Merriton.Dante stood right behind her.He was wearing a brand-new, high-end suit today, making him look exceptionally polished.His hair was styled meticulously, and a limited-edition luxury watch rested on his wrist.That watch was Dad's, too.His eyes scanned the crowd and zeroed in on me, a provocative smirk spreading across his face.The hospital leadership sat in the front row. The deputy hospital director, Kiera Sanford, flipped through the agenda in front of her with a hint of confusion in her expression.She likely couldn't comprehend why a department chief needed to make such a grand spectacle just to introduce an intern.Once almost everyone had arrived, Cristina cleared her throat and drew th

When the new quarter rolled around, the hospital issued an official notice.Dante was publicly reprimanded for violating medical protocols and committing academic misconduct, and his internship was terminated immediately.The department saw a fresh wave of faces, too.Sofia requested a transfer to another department. Before she left, she came by to apologize.Standing before me, she wrung her hands and rambled on.She babbled about how she had lost her mind and how Dante was too manipulative and good at turning people against each other.I kept right on organizing the medication inventory, lining the boxes up neatly.Her voice grew quieter and quieter until she finally let out a heavy sigh and walked away.The incoming junior doctors were green. Their eyes were filled with both excitement and nervousness as they stepped into the department for the first time.On his very first day, one young guy stood awkwardly in the doorway, calling me "Dr. Carver".For a moment, I was remi