Olivia’s POV
Four months later
“Dr. Olivia, the chief consultant is paging you to the emergency room, now!” a nurse informed me in a panicked tone as she peeped into the hospital lunch room. I quickly washed my hands, wore my white coat above my clothes, and rushed to the Emergency Treatment Unit (ETU).
As soon as I entered, I saw the doctor struggling with a patient and I immediately ran to him.
“Olivia, thank god! Quickly, pass me an adrenaline shot!” he ordered and I complied.
The patient was diabetic and was admitted that morning due to a sudden spike in her blood sugar. She was stable and fine before I went to lunch, but all of a sudden, her situation turned critical.
Nevertheless, we successfully managed the situation and soon, her pulse rate, oxygen levels, and blood pressu
