The daily life of American drama detective

Chapter 332 Dr. House Looking for Death

"The hospital you went to today by yourself?"

Professor Alicia Harper changed the topic with a smile.

"Ah."

Hai Li complained: "There is no way, some people don't know how to be an older brother, and they don't even say that they take their sister to visit."

Chuck didn't respond to that.

"how do you feel?"

Professor Alicia Harper watched and smiled.

"It's interesting."

Hai Li smiled and said, "Especially that Dr. House, tsk tsk."

Having said that, she looked at Chuck again: "Is Dr. House your friend?"

"I owe him a favor!"

Chuck glanced at Professor Alicia Harper.

"You'll pay it back soon."

Hailey smiled playfully.

"As expected."

Chuck was calm.

"What happened to Dr. House?"

Professor Alicia Harper was concerned.

Compared to Chuck, she is still very grateful to Dr. House who saved her.

Now hearing what their brothers and sisters said, it seems that Dr. House is in trouble, of course she has to ask clearly.

Ok.

In fact, based on what she knew about Dr. House, it was God's gift that Dr. House didn't seem to be in trouble until now.

"I went to visit today, and it was brought by his good friend Dr. Wilson."

Hai Li said with a smile: "Seeing his working attitude in the outpatient clinic with my own eyes, I can't say he is perfunctory, but I can only say that he is unabashedly unhappy, and he has never stopped talking and talking."

"This is Dr. House."

Professor Alicia Harper shook her head helplessly.

"But this time he made a mistake with his poisonous tongue."

"One of his outpatients was a police officer," Hayley said.

"Oh."

Professor Alicia Harper immediately breathed a sigh of relief.

Well, the police shouldn't be a problem.

After all, as the top teaching doctor in Princeton, Dr. House has also treated many police officers over the years, and he would have offended him long ago.

It's all right now, most of the legendary methods of the police will not be used against him.

Besides, Chuck is still there.

Chuck is a senior adviser to the police, and the chief of the New Jersey Police Department is also his friend.

"He's still an Irishman!"

Hai Li added with a half-smile.

"How did Dr. House offend him?"

Professor Alicia Harper's expression changed instantly, and her indifferent heart hung up again, asking nervously.

If it's pure police, maybe it's nothing.

But with the addition of an Irish buff, which is still in New Jersey next to New York, the meaning is completely different.

Even she, a university professor in a university ivory tower, understands what this means.

As many east coast cities known as New England, including famous cities such as New York and Boston, have a strong gang culture.

Two of these branches.

One is Italian.

The other one is Irish.

Not to mention anything else, St. Patrick's Day in New York every year on 3.17 is an Irish festival dedicated to commemorating St. Patrick, the guardian of Ireland.

This is a very famous festival in New York, second only to New Year's and Christmas.

In the American TV series How I Met Your Mother, the loyal little yellow umbrella mother encounters a scumbag. An important time in her life is St. Patrick's Day.

The Irish gang culture of greater New England, coupled with the police, is likely to produce such a terrifying white gang.

Why is it so scary, because most of the ordinary gangs come out to hang out at night, but these white gangs don't come out at night, they wear the uniforms of law enforcement agencies during the day, and they can use violence blatantly.

How do ordinary gangs compare?
If you want to find a target, it is the original Bloody John organization.

From the west to the east, from the police to the FBI, they are powerful, all-encompassing, and unscrupulous. If they target a person, let alone ordinary people, even celebrities, they don't have any good juice to eat.

Suicide is suicide, disappearance is missing, there is always one suitable for you.

The police helped you commit suicide, and the FBI helped to cover it up. If there is no such thing, the question is just a Handled.

Although Professor Alicia Harper didn't know that clearly, she also vaguely knew that the water in it was very deep, so deep that Chuck might not be able to completely hold it.

But the Dr. House she knew, that vicious tongue-mouthed and mean-spirited person could offend people to death, so how could she not be worried.

"Looks like you understand."

Hai Li smiled and said: "I don't know the details, I just saw him enter the outpatient clinic and stay for a long time. After Dr. House went in, he came out and threw away the packaging of a workplace thermometer.

Then he pretended to the nurse that he seemed to have forgotten something, and then said forget it, since he couldn't remember it, it must not be important, and then left directly. "

"..."

Professor Alicia Harper was speechless, feeling even worse, and could only look at Chuck: "Chuck?"

"fine."

Chuck said frankly: "When you really need help, Wilson will call the first time."

"I'd better call Dr. Wilson first."

Professor Alicia Harper was worried. Seeing that Chuck was not paying attention, she had to fight herself.

The call was connected not long after, and Doctor Wilson's surprised voice came from the other end of the phone: "Alicia?"

When he learned that Chuck was inquiring about Dr. House, he was a little disappointed, but he still cared and said, "I'll ask about it right away, and then I'll call you back. Thank you for caring about him."

"He likes you."

Hayley watched Professor Alicia Harper hang up the phone, and laughed gossipingly.

"We're just ordinary friends."

Professor Alicia Harper shook her head.

"Too."

Hailey teased: "He has his own true love."

Professor Alicia Harper laughed dumbly: "You are really Chuck's sister."

"Because we have the same vision?"

Hailey blinked.

After a while, Dr. Wilson really called. On the other end of the phone, he was a little embarrassed.

"How about it?"

Professor Alicia Harper became more and more worried: "What the hell is going on with that policeman?"

"he……"

Dr. Wilson opened his mouth, and it was very difficult for him to sort out what he knew and speak out implicitly.

"..."

Professor Alicia Harper was speechless after listening.

Who are these people!
That's what happened.

When Dr. House walked into the outpatient clinic, the policeman who came to see him reminded dissatisfiedly: "I have been waiting for 2 hours!"

"awesome."

Dr. House directly mocked: "Have you ever thought about being a biographer, show me!"

The police patient came over, unzipped the zipper, and said, "Don't you need to introduce yourself?"

"Sorry, I thought you've been waiting for two hours."

Dr. House continued to mock: "So what you want is to chat. Hi, my name is Greg. Do you want to talk about the local team?"

The police patient endured it and let him see the place where he sought medical treatment.

Dr. House glanced at it, then turned his head and wrote the medical record: "It's not an infection!"

"how do you know……"

The police patient was a little skeptical. After all, the consultation process was too sloppy, but before he finished speaking, Dr. House interrupted him and came over: "Do you want me to touch you? That's your private part! "

When the police patient was speechless, Dr. House explained seriously: "The nicotine gum you chew dehydrates you, so it causes peeling, and remember to lubricate next time."

After one sentence, he immediately mocked again: "If you are really reluctant, you can do more preparations in advance."

"I want you to take a swab and test it for me!"

The police patient really didn't believe such an unprofessional Dr. House, so he directly expressed his appeal.

"No way! A meaningless test at the request of an idiot. This month's quota has been exhausted."

Dr. House directly refused. Dr. House, who was very talkative, had a vicious tongue and a cheap mouth, and took a few painkillers casually.

Seeing this action, the police patient finally changed his eyes and looked at Dr. House: "You are very rude!"

"Wow, you're supposed to be a detective or something."

Dr. House laughed again.

"You're also smart and humorous."

The police patient began to wear pants, looked directly at Dr. House, and looked at Dr. House with his own professional eyes.

"But you're cynical, you're lonely! So you treat people around you like idiots and get away with it because you're on crutches."

"Please stop."

Dr. House couldn't help looking over when he said but. When the police patient looked at his crutches, he interrupted and continued to taunt: "My eyes are full of tears, and I can't write the medical records."

"But you don't really get away with it entirely."

The police patient expressed his views on Dr. House flatly: "A certain nurse who was ridiculed by you may have added something to your coffee!"

"Yeah, so all I want are go-to coffee."

After writing the medical records, Dr. House got up and walked towards the door with a perfunctory sentence.

Then his crutches were kicked by the police patient, Dr. House almost fell down and lay on the door.

"If you treat others as a fool, others can treat you as a fool!"

The police patient chewed gum and spoke calmly.

Dr. House took a few seconds to recover, looked at the police patient in amazement, walked back, took the swab and began to sample the police patient for examination.

"Thank you."

The police patient thanked Dr. House politely after taking the sample.

Dr. House glanced at him and said directly, "Bend down!"

"Are you kidding?"

The police patient looked at Dr. House in disbelief.

After all, he is not Howard Jr. who has used the most professional temperature measurement method since he was a child.

He knows that the armpit and oral cavity can also take temperature.

Normal people do measure like this, and there is no need for that kind of professional temperature measurement method.

Especially for adults and middle-aged people like him!

"If you have an infection, you have a fever."

Dr. House immediately threw away the technical term, shaking the thermometer in his hand: "And you are chewing nicotine gum, so the oral temperature is not accurate, so I'm going to the other end for vacation."

The police patient smiled awkwardly, but still obeyed the doctor's order, turned around, took off his pants, and Dr. Renhouse checked his temperature.

"Wait until I put the thermometer in and then there will be a response."

Facing the police patient's snort, Dr. House taunted again, and when the police patient turned around to look over, he directly threatened: "Clamp it, it's your responsibility to break it."

As he said that, he asked the police patient to bend down and stand there waiting, and went out by himself. After going out, he told the nurse what Hai Li had heard, and left immediately after get off work.

"Let me repeat the key words."

Hai Li also heard the whole process, and answered with a smile: "Dr. The patient is an idiot, and then humiliatingly used the workplace temperature measurement method to measure the temperature of the patient, and then left work without waiting for the result, and left the patient who was bending over to take the temperature there to wait!"

"My God."

Professor Alicia Harper holds her forehead.

If she was just instinctively speechless at first, after listening to Haili's summary, she realized that the situation was worse than she imagined.

This is not the behavior of a doctor at all.

Not even with the title of the so-called strange doctor with an eccentric personality.

Because this is completely without medical ethics!
Not to mention that the other party is a policeman, even an ordinary person, whoever is a bit bloody, can't bear to see a doctor and be treated like this.

"Ugh."

On the other end of the phone, good friend Dr. Wilson sighed helplessly.

"Doctor Wilson, I'm afraid you haven't noticed the real problem."

Hailey reminded: "The other party is a policeman, an Irishman, and a tooth for an eye for an eye!"

"What do you mean?"

Good friend Dr. Wilson was stunned.

He does not agree with the good friend's approach, but he is kind-hearted and has never seen too many dark sides of society, so he lacks a basic understanding of the serious consequences of Dr. House's actions.

After listening to Dr. House's statement and sorting out with Haili, he just became more helpless and ashamed of his good friend's actions, but he didn't think of the real trouble.

Professor Alicia Harper hastened to explain the dangers.

"No way?"

Good friend Dr. Wilson was startled, terrified, subconsciously calling for help: "Chuck?"

"You've omitted a lot of content."

Chuck said lightly: "In this conversation, the part about me."

"This one……"

Good friend Dr. Wilson smiled wryly.

"There really is."

Professor Alicia Harper glanced at Chuck with a headache.

"I see."

Haili immediately understood: "I heard that Chuck directly broke Dr. House's crutches before, this time the policeman directly kicked down Dr. House's crutches, which will definitely make Dr. House speak ill of Chuck, and The phrase 'you're a detective or something' must have made complaints about Detective Chuck, and was concealed by Dr. Wilson."

"..."

Good friend Dr. Wilson was speechless.

Why are there so many smart people in this world who can see through others at a glance!

For ordinary them, it is really too difficult!

That's right!

What Chuck and Hailey said is indeed true. Dr. House did complain about Chuck, especially when the police kicked his crutches. He went back and used the workplace temperature measurement method to retaliate. The sense of regret that cannot be reproduced in Chuck and the poisonous words brought by yy.

He knew Chuck's character, so how dare he tell Chuck.

"Chuck, you know that's the kind of person he is...in fact, he has no bad intentions."

Dr. Wilson helped his good friend wipe his butt with a headache: "You must help him!"

"I don't think this policeman has done anything wrong. He is so polite. Ordinary people should cry to death when they encounter such a policeman."

Chuck said calmly: "Wait until he really did something wrong, beyond what House did to him."

Dr. Wilson: "..."

(End of this chapter)