Lu Chenzhou was the most special patient in Lin Wanxing's medical career.
Young, rich, handsome, and desperately desperate.
As his primary care physician, she was the life support he had to see three times a week. She was familiar with the rhythm of his blood flow, but she had to turn a blind eye to the waves hidden in his eyes.
That ethical red line called "doctor-patient" is a more indestructible cage than kidney disease.
Therefore, all the unspeakable concerns are hidden in the precisely adjusted ultrafiltration rate; all the quietly growing dependence is mixed into the constant hum of the dialysis machine.
The closest distance between them was the light touch of her gloved fingers against the life-giving fistula in his skin.
Until Lin Wanxing handed in his resignation and took off his white coat.
She thought that if she took a step back, she would have a brighter future.
Little did they know that after the boundary she had drawn with her own hands disappeared, what awaited them was not a smooth road, but a more turbulent undercurrent and an even more inescapable sincerity.
Purpose: To explore how love can give people the courage to be reborn on the boundary between life and ethics, and to abide by the dignity and strength of the profession.