Chapter 8 - Uncovering The Altered Medical Records At Memorial Hospital
The digital glow of the laptop screen illuminated the dark, quiet office of Memorial Hospital’s records department.
Julian sat across the metal desk from the night-shift administrator, his sleeves rolled up and jaw clenched tight.
“Mr. Sterling, according to our physical archive logs, your discharge papers were signed by a different person entirely,” the clerk said.
She slid a yellowed paper across the desk, pointing to a signature block stamped with a notary seal.
“Chloe Vance listed herself as your primary medical power of attorney during your entire three-month coma,” she explained.
“That’s legally impossible,” Julian stated coldly. “We weren't even engaged until six months after my discharge.”
“Precisely,” the clerk nodded. “Someone retroactively altered your digital file using an executive override code.”
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“An override code that only my former business partner and future father-in-law possessed,” Julian realized with a dark growl.
They hadn't just stolen credit for saving his life; they had systematically hijacked his medical and financial autonomy.
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