My Brother Faked His Death to Trick Me Into Paying Off His Debts

Just like in the previous life, Finn went to the old house that night.

Then the next morning, my mom called me crying and told me about Finn's death in a fire.

This time, as I listened to her sobbing intermittently and speaking in fragments, my heart turned cold.

"I know, Mom, I will come back as soon as possible."

After hanging up the phone, I turned around and greeted the receptionist at the front desk before heading to the duty rest area.

In my previous life, I remembered that a patient died today and donated her organs before her death.

At that time, all the doctors were in the operating room. When the receptionist nurse urgently contacted me, she had only said half of her sentence when my phone was snatched away by debt collectors.

I argued with them, but they didn't return it to me. In the end, they took me away, causing the organ of the donor to miss the best removal time.

It was such a pity.

Her corneas were the only hope for a girl who transferred to another hospital and regained her sight two days later.

This time, I must not let a great donor waste her kindness.

After returning to the restroom, I turned off all the sounds and quickly fell asleep.

When I was urgently awakened, I quickly rushed to the bathroom to wash my face and then went to the operating table.

This time, not only was the patient's cornea preserved intact, but also an emergency treatment was given to a heart disease patient.

After the surgery, my colleagues and I leaned weakly against the wall and smiled at each other, feeling extremely satisfied.

The director walked quickly towards me and shook my hand, saying, "Emilia, thanks to you this time."

I responded with a smile, "It's also fate between me and these two patients. I felt particularly tired after work today, so I didn't go back, and it turned out to be useful."

The director kindly refuted me, saying, "I heard that you didn't go back and specially greeted the nurse at the front desk. As doctors, we should have a sense of responsibility like you."

My colleague also chimed in, saying, "That's right, Emilia, she not only has good medical skills but also a spirit worth learning from."

After returning to the duty restroom, as soon as my phone turned on, my mom called again and started scolding me without any preamble.

"Emilia, where the hell were you? Finn died, and you didn't even come back to take a look. Are you his sister?"

I looked at the time and it had been over two hours since the debt collectors came to the door.

I smiled silently, but there was exhaustion and worry in my voice.

"Mom, I just had an emergency surgery. Finn has already died, and I have to take care of those who can still be saved. This is my duty as a doctor."

"By the way, why are you in such a hurry? Did something happen at home?"

I didn't ask, but as soon as I asked, my mom burst into tears.

"Those damn people smashed our door and took away all the furniture and appliances. Why didn't you come back? If you had come back, this wouldn't have happened."

Go back?

I sneered.

In my previous life, they weren't at home. But they told me to go back, and I was caught as soon as I reached the door.

Now that I thought about it, it was so coincidental. Could it be that my parents had already made a deal with those people and used me as a bargaining chip?

I was furious and immediately left the hospital and rushed home.