After being murdered by my whole family, I was reborn

The nurse finally finished the inspection, stuffed the clothes into the suitcase and zipped it up, and threw the books and other things that had fallen on the ground into the backpack.

No one likes others to touch their things and treat them like this, but Zhang Ran just watched TV quietly without any reaction.

One of the nurses walked over to Dr. Huang and reported, "We've checked and didn't find any dangerous items."

Doctor Huang smiled at Zhang Ran and said, "We will take away the suitcases and schoolbags. The hospital will provide clothes. I will return these things to you when you leave."

Zhang Ran seemed to ignore him and ignored him completely. He was like a completely different person from the obedient person who answered all the questions when he was seeing the patient in the office.

Dr. Huang was not angry. He still smiled and left the room with other nurses.

The other caregivers took away the suitcases and school bags.

Only Dr. Huang and nurse Ding Wen were left in the corridor.

Ding Wen glanced at the ward where Zhang Ran was, lowered his voice and approached Dr. Huang, "Isn't she manic? How come she didn't react at all when we rummaged through her things?" Even an ordinary person would lose his temper and argue with them.

They were waiting for the patient to go crazy. When Dr. Huang gave the order, they immediately rushed over to hold the patient down so that Dr. Huang could inject a sedative. But the new female patient was too quiet! She didn't look like she was manic, but more like autism or depression.

Dr. Huang finally took both hands out of her pockets and pushed up her glasses with her right hand. "She suffered from mania last year. Coincidentally, the attending physician who treated her was my teacher. However, she is not an ordinary manic patient, she is also a person with high IQ." So she knew very well what the consequences would be if she had a conflict with them.

Ding Wen was surprised, "The person who treated her before was actually your teacher? But wasn't she a bumpkin sent from the countryside?" He had read Zhang Ran's information and naturally knew that the other party came from the mountains.

A nurse passed by and heard what Ding Wen said. She glanced at him subconsciously.

Doctor Huang glanced at Ding Wen sharply and said, "Please be careful with your wording."

Ding Wen immediately bowed his head and apologized: "I was wrong."

Doctor Huang started walking and Ding Wen followed him immediately.

Having lost his schoolbag, Zhang Ran had no choice but to go to bed at night.

The lights in the room went out, but the lights in the corridor were still on.

Some patients were singing, some were performing operas, and some were howling like ghosts, but soon they all quieted down. The entire inpatient department fell into a dead silence, without any sound.

The daily routine in a mental hospital is to go to bed early and get up early.

After Zhang Ran washed up, Nurse Yu brought him a sumptuous breakfast.

After yesterday's interactions, Nurse Yu remained vigilant towards Zhang Ran, but not as nervous as before.

While eating breakfast, Zhang Ran suddenly said, "They took away my luggage and schoolbag."

Nurse Yu quickly explained: "This is the hospital's rule. The hospital has prepared the clothes, and I will apply to get your underwear back for you. As for the schoolbag, it may not be brought back. The hospital wants you to have a good rest and recuperate."

"So that's the hospital's rule." Zhang Ran asked back with a slight curl of his lips: "If I had resisted yesterday, how would they have treated me?"

Nurse Yu subconsciously glanced at the corridor outside the door, then looked at Zhang Ran and lowered her voice: "You must listen to the doctors and nurses here. If you don't listen, you will be given a sedative or locked up in a small dark room."

She continued to persuade her in a soft voice: "Just be obedient and cooperate with the treatment. Once you recover and are discharged from the hospital, you can go out and continue your studies." Her cousin repeatedly told her to take good care of the patient in front of her, saying that it was a test for her. As long as the patient recovered and was discharged from the hospital, she would be able to become a regular employee.

"Okay, I'll be obedient." Zhang Ran showed a well-behaved and sensible smile.