The Hippocratic Crush II- On Call 36小時 II

Amber! Hi, Mei-suet!

You look good. I hear you're recovering from your hepatitis,

and you can go home soon.

I came to congratulate you.

Really? The doctor hasn't told me so.

I've heard about you and Ben.

I don't mind if Ben wants to be with you and take care of you.

But I think something is getting out of hand.

I don't know what you're talking about.

If you consider me a problem,

you should leave me alone.

You don't want anyone else's attention

because Ben is your target.

You keep creating symptoms via different means so that you can stay in the hospital.

I think you're still hung up over Ben.

You want him to look after you.

I'm a professional doctor.

It's my job to find out what's wrong with you and cure you.

That's a lie!

I'm not making myself sick, I AM sick.

What is it, Dr Hung?

Nothing! We were just having a chat.

You have convulsions

because you didn't take the anticonvulsants I prescribed.

You even took Isoniazid instead.

Your insulin level was high probably because you gave yourself shots.

You have hepatitis because you took a huge quantity of fish oil pills.

You acquired abundant knowledge from medical school,

but that doesn't mean you can fool the world.

Shut up! I didn't make myself sick!

I'm really sick...

Yes, you're sick, Amber.

But it's psychological.

You have the Munchausen syndrome.

No! No...go away...

Don't touch me...

Tell her to go away!I don't want to see her.

You're worried I'll take Ben away.

That's why you're framing me...

Calm down!

I don't want to see her! Tell her to go away!

Tell her to go away...

I'm not making myself sick...

Relax...

I'm not making myself sick...

Don't wait up! Maybe Ben is with Amber at the hospital.

I'm not waiting for him.

You cornered Amber

and confronted her with her Munchausen syndrome.

She's afraid the hospital would kick her out.

She got desperate and simply tried to take the anticonvulsants in sight.

Dr Tang said she must leave once she recovers from hepatitis.

Ben is the only one who believes

she's not making herself sick.

Obviously he won't let go of her.

There must be a reason why Ben is doing this.

I told you I'm fine.

I knew this would happen when I set her up.

Don't worry, the witch will be exposed. I'm rooting for you.

I'd better go to sleep.

Did you want to say something?

I'm waiting for you to scold me.

I know you too well.

You won't give up till you get what you want

I've told you, I don't want Amber to come between us.

You think what I did was wrong,

that's why you didn't want to fight with me, right?

You want Amber to get kicked out and kill herself,

or you don't want any hospital to admit her when she's really sick

so she'll just die on the streets?

I told you to drop it because I knew she was sick.

You're here, Dr Lau!

Then I don't have to escort Miss Ling to Internal Medicine.

I'll do it.

Thank you.

I won't hold you up.

OK, are you ready?

Ben, do I look tired?

No, you look fine.

I'd better put on some lip balm.

I'll help you look for it.

Not this one. It's the red one!

What's with all those pills?

Nothing! Just diet pills and supplements.

Forget it! Let's go!

I thought since you felt guilty, you didn't want to hurt her when she's sick

and you behaved so irrationally.

I can't believe you knew she was faking it but chose to say nothing.

Even after I came up with evidence to prove she's not well,

you continued to condone her behaviour.

What you're doing is selfish

and you're wasting hospital resources.

Don't you know you're not helping her but hurting her?

Maybe you're right.

From the hospital and a doctor's perspective,

I shouldn't turn a blind eye to such behaviour.

But as a friend,

I don't want her to get kicked out or let her sink or swim on her own.

As long as I keep her in the hospital,

I'll find a way to cure her.

You still don't get it.

Her illness is psychological, not physical.

She needs a psychiatrist and treatment.

Tender loving care from you

will not cure her illness.

Provoking her and setting a trap for her can cure her?

I'm just doing my job as a doctor.

OK! We obviously have very different methods of treating a patient.

I've never expected you to agree with me,

but I'm grateful for your forbearance.

Sorry, you just pushed me beyond the limit.

I think we should be apart for a while.

Fine!

They came up for drinks and a chat.

Do whatever you like, I'm moving back home.

Mei-suet is my mentor. I'm on her side.

I'm rooting for Mei-suet!

A doctor should not condone such behaviour.

That's so typical of a woman.

Mei-suet is pissed that Amber came to steal Ben.

That's why she's being so defensive.

Mei-suet is nothing like that.

I think she's just doing her job as a doctor.

Ben is not entirely in the wrong either.

Maybe he has a way to cure Amber.

Maybe he has a way to cure Amber.

Don't look at me! I take no sides.

Different standpoints lead to different solutions.

One is ruled by reason, while the other is sentimental.

If Mei-suet moves back home,

will it put more strain on their relationship?

People usually break up after a cold war.

If you and Chatter can't find the reason for her convulsions,

I'll take her to another doctor.

Are you challenging my ability?

You should be more rational.

Identify the cause and treat it accordingly.

Tell her to see a psychiatrist.

Why can't you be more compassionate towards a patient who's suffering?

We obviously have very different methods of treating a patient.

I've never expected you to agree with me.

Sorry, you just pushed me beyond the limit.

I think we should be apart for a while.

That's enough, Mei-suet!

Mei-suet, stop!

Stop dancing, Mei-suet! Stop it!

Look at you!

Mom told me you've been dancing all night.

You'll collapse from dehydration!

Go take a shower and get some rest.

I'm fine! I want to keep dancing and work out a sweat.

No!

Please don't do this, Mei-suet!

Say what you want to say or even cry.

Don't hold everything in.

It breaks my heart to see you like this.

When I started checking on Amber,

I knew it would come to this.

Your bottom line is higher than most.

A doctor who lets a patient feign her illness,

is not something you can live with, right?

It's just some disagreement.

Just stay calm and let it blow over.

Don't worry. I won't let my mood affect my work.

Both my daughters are so stubborn.

That only makes me worry about you more.

Don't do this, Mom.

No matter what happens,

Mom and I will always be there for you.

Why didn't you help put out the fire?

Mei-suet and Chatter acted on their own.

It's a done deal. What could I have done?

I tried to hide the truth from Mei-suet.

Her reaction was within my expectation.

What kind of man are you?

Stop dragging your feet!

Are you letting Mei-suet go

so that you can be with your ex?

I only want to help Amber.

She has no one in Hong Kong.

To cure her of the Munchausen syndrome takes time.

There's nothing wrong with trying to cure her.

The problem is you should level with Mei-suet.

Nothing anyone says now will help.

We'll wait till Amber gets well.

She can't move back in with Auntie.

I plan to let her stay at Room Gen Y.

At least someone can keep an eye on her.

A"? Objections?

Your ex is becoming the other woman,

and you're making it official by bringing her home?

I don't want Amber to stay in a hotel.

I'll convince her to consult a psychiatrist.

Let more people care about her.

I'm sure she'll get well soon.

I obviously don't want to lose Mei-suet.

But I want more to cure Amber.

After all, it was my fault she was hurt.

You can't burn a candle at both ends.

You can't have both, pal.