“Why don’t you tell me where the patient’s family is, and I’ll return the monetary gift to them,” Summer suggested.

“Sorry, we cannot disclose the patient’s information without their consent,” the nurse said.

Summer remained silent.

Just then, a nurse was putting away a blood bag, and Summer vaguely heard a voice from the next room, “Hurry up and take this to the 12th floor.”

Summer wondered if the child who needed the blood was on the 12th floor.

She couldn’t leave immediately after her blood was drawn. She had to rest for 30 minutes to make sure that there were no side effects before she left.

After 30 minutes, Summer left with the monetary gift.

The 12th floor was the inpatient department building.

In the elevator, she was thinking about asking the nurse at the receptionist for the details of the patient’s family to return the monetary gift.

However, she saw Harry coming out from the doctor’s office when she was in the 12th-floor corridor.

He was accompanied by several doctor