After Being Accused of Being a Human Trafficker, I Called the Police in One Second and They Were Dumbfounded.

My son suffered severe bleeding in a car accident and was sent to the hospital for emergency treatment. When he was about to sign the consent form for surgery, the nurse closed the medical record book with a "snap" and held it firmly. "The hospital stipulates that the consent form for surgery must be signed by an immediate family member. What evidence do you have to prove that you are the mother of the child?" I was stunned, "The child is my biological child. Do I still have to prove it to you?" "The birth certificate can be faked, but who knows if the child was abducted by you? If you can't prove it, you can't do the surgery." Looking at the nurse's upright look, I was shaking with anger. "I signed the consent form for surgery for my biological son. Do I still have to provide you with DNA?" The nurse curled her lips, "This is a hospital policy, and we are also responsible for the patient. If you can't prove that the child is your biological child, we will call the police and report you for child trafficking." After saying that, she actually called the security guard to call the police, and shouted that I was a "human trafficker." Call the police, right? I took out the police uniform from my bag and put it on. Let me show you what it means to call the police in one second!