?<strong>Chapter 901:</strong>


    “Dad,” Kylee said urgently, “you need to contact Holley! I need her help!”


    Seeing her pale face, Baker didn’t ask any more questions. He quickly took out his phone and dialed Holley’s number.


    “Hey, Holley. Is this a convenient time for a conversation?” he asked.


    “Hold on a moment,” Holley replied on the other end without dy. After two minutes, Holley finally said, “I can converse now. What’s going on?”


    “Kylee wants to talk to you,” Baker said as he switched the phone to speaker mode.


    Upon hearing that Kylee wanted to speak to her, Holley couldn’t contain her excitement any longer. She promptly said, “Kylee, what do you need?”


    When Kylee heard Holley address herself like that, her brows knitted together ever so slightly, betraying her displeasure. Yet, recalling the purpose of her call, she had no alternative but to hold back and allow Holley to refer to herself in such a manner.


    “Yesterday afternoon…” Kylee proceeded to recount the entire incident to Baker and Holley in painstaking detail, her voiceced with anxiety and regret.


    Then, she said, “At this moment, the hospital is still deliberating on how to address my situation. This is no trivial matter. Had the patient remained stable, it might have been dismissed, but during the procedure, his left ventricr posterior wall ruptured—cing him in grave danger. I have no idea how the hospital director and the board will punish me. I can’t help but feel deeply anxious about it.”


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    As she spoke, Kylee’s voice grew heavier,den with distress.


    “That Belinda is always trying to showcase her superiority!” Holley snapped, unable to contain her ire after listening to the story.


    Baker, however, frowned deeply, clearly displeased by what he had just heard. He regarded Kylee with a mix of disapproval and anger.


    “Kylee,” he began, his voice firm yet tinged with concern, “as a physician, how could you be so reckless as to tamper with a patient’s medical records? Do you understand the severity of what you’ve done?”


    Holley interjected immediately, “Alright, enough with the reprimands. Kylee didn’t intend for things to unfold this way. It was Belinda who provoked her, leading her to act on impulse. She has learned her lesson now. She won’t repeat the same mistake.”


    Listening to Holley’s defense made Kylee feelplicated emotions. She fell into silence. Deep down, she knew that if Car discovered this incident, she would be infuriated and deliver a harsh reprimand without hesitation. Car would never be like Holley; she wouldn’t defend her regardless of the circumstances.


    “So, Kylee,” Holley continued gently but with urgency in her voice, “do you want me to speak with Belinda and ask her to intercede with Mr. Rodgers on your behalf?”


    Before Kylee could formte a response, Baker interjected firmly, “You can’t do that!”


    His brows knitted tightly as he stated resolutely, “Belinda has already been suspicious of your rtionship with Kylee. If you approach her for assistance now, it will only reinforce her belief that something is amiss. We can’t let that happen!”


    Turning his gaze to Kylee, he added, “Kylee, you need to recognize what truly matters here.”


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