Chapter 1287: Chapter 1290: I Am Not Dead Yet! (Extra 5) Chapter 1287: Chapter 1290: I Am Not Dead Yet! (Extra 5) Jacob solemnly accepted the reporters’ interview.

Even told the reporters present that, according to the hospital’s judgement, Mason Scott’s Chief Physician might have been bribed and had forged the previous medical records.

“Our hospital now suspects that this patient is wasting hospital resources and occupying an ICU room unnecessarily. From now on, I will personally take over Mason Scott’s care and conduct a detailed physical examination for him,” Jacob said to the camera as Wendy Jenkins nearly fainted off-camera.

No, it can’t be, how could this happen!

Everyone in the hospital had been taken care of by Nolan Lucas’ people, why would there suddenly be a new Chief Physician?

“As the Director of the Center ICU Unit, I, on behalf of the First City Hospital, would like to apologize to the public. Our hospital authority knows that this incident has attracted the attention of the people of Eastonia, so in the spirit of being rigorous and serious, our First City Hospital will definitely provide a satisfactory answer to the nation. As for the black sheep that have emerged from among our doctors, we will punish them without leniency,” Jacob said earnestly and sincerely.

He apologized and made his position clear to the camera, and the interview was soon reposted online by major media outlets.

Because Lily had brought reporters in advance, the media inside were not only those bought by Frank Chamberlain. As a result, even if Frank Chamberlain got wind and tried to suppress the news, it was already too late.

“Alright, we still have work to do. Reporters, please wait outside and the hospital will announce the results to everyone as soon as they’re available.”

Seeing Jacob’s proper and generous demeanor, the reporters cooperated very well and withdrew outside.

The Chief Physician who had been fired was also thrown out just at that time.

Now, he was like a sheep entering a wolf pack, instantly surrounded by reporters and thoroughly questioned inside and out.

In the room, Isla Poem no longer had the power to stop them.

She was blocked outside the ICU room by Sadie herself, while Lily followed Jacob into the room.

Within the room, Mason Scott was lying on the hospital bed, appearing to be on his last breath and very weak.

And he was still attached to various tubes, with all sorts of machines placed on either side of the bed, ticking and functioning.

Lily stood by quietly, observing Mason Scott, and after half a minute, his eyes moved beneath his closed eyelids.

She curled her lips and silently laughed.

She said to the bedridden Mason Scott, “Grandfather, I know the miscarriage has hit you hard, but you can’t just stay in the hospital all the time. You should get up quickly and not occupy the bed any longer.”

Of course, Mason Scott on the bed was just feigning unconsciousness.

Suddenly hearing the term ‘miscarriage,’ he was confused and thought Lily Redington was trying to trick him, so he stubbornly continued to pretend to be asleep.

Seeing that he would not cooperate, Lily was not annoyed and simply stood by the bed and slowly narrated the events.

When she mentioned that Isla Poem had presented a medical report in front of the whole nation diagnosing him with ‘termination of pregnancy,’ she clearly saw the veins on Mason Scott’s forehead almost burst.

She barely restrained her laughter and gave Jacob, standing opposite her, a look.

Jacob shook his head, helplessly cooperating with her.

“Miss Redington, your grandfather’s condition now is essentially no different from that of a Vegetative State. A man becoming pregnant is indeed an unheard clinical case; on behalf of our hospital, I would like to make an impolite request and hope Miss Redington can cooperate,” Jacob said.

“Mr. Richardson, you’re too polite; just say what you want to say.”

“Then I’ll speak. It’s like this, our hospital hopes to perform an exploratory autopsy on Mr. Scott. Since Mr. Scott is already in a Vegetative State, I wonder if we can declare the patient has experienced brain death and attempts to resuscitate were ineffective, then our hospital can…”
Before he could finish, Mason Scott, who had been ‘playing dead’ on the hospital bed, suddenly sat up.

“I’m not dead yet!”

[Author’s Note] The update is complete.