Kevin didn't dwell on this matter, and he didn't dare, because Mo Ran's order had already come down, and if it was delayed because of him, although he might not necessarily be driven away or punished too severely, it would not benefit him at all, so why would he bother to be this wicked man?

Mo Ran, the leader, is not easy to serve, although he has not had much contact, but it can be seen from his usual work habits and the handling of some things that few leaders will participate in the battle plan by themselves, and they are generally handed over to their own subordinates to do, and it is really rare to see people like him who are in danger and care so much about their subordinates. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

The basic quality of a leader is to have vision, courage, and brains, these are the most basic conditions, although even a bastard can sit in this position and not come down, but if you want to organize and develop well, this is a necessary condition.

And the deeper level is like what Mo Ran is showing now, not to mention doing everything himself, but some key things are absolutely unambiguous, and he will not put on any score or put on a shelf just because he is the leader.

The more he did this, the more his men felt that their leader was worthy of their lives, because the leader cared about them, and at the same time gave them a semi-free body, he also cared about their lives, and was not it more rare than many people?

In addition to desperately squeezing the ability of their subordinates, how many ordinary leaders really take the lives of their subordinates seriously? People like them are just tools in the hearts of those in high positions, and when they can use them, they will naturally make you charge into battle, and when they can't use them, they will even think you're an eyesore.

And Mo Ran has never treated them like this, whether they are rookies or old people, their evaluation of Mo Ran is not much worse, except for a common cognitive point - this guy has a hard wrist!

On the contrary, the more he can let go of his position, the more he who knows his place will be respected and awe-inspired.

Therefore, for Mo Ran's order, Kevin did not dare to refuse at all, it was not a big deal to offend Mo Ran, the leader, after all, Mo Ran would not necessarily be as knowledgeable as a small person like him, but if he caused the seriously injured man to die because of his reasons, then in the face of a group of team members, this pressure would not be something he could bear.

Kevin was very cooperative, so before dinner, the seriously injured man moved into the hospital's advanced ward.

The hospital in Alice Island is for the wealthy, and the average person really can't afford that price, so basically each ward is independent, and all the facilities in it are definitely worth the money spent, and you get what you pay for.

Of course, it's not that there are no ordinary wards, but there aren't many wards for the lowest people on the island, and if there is a minor illness, it's just over if you want to do it yourself, unless you have to, otherwise they don't get close to this place as much as possible, and they can't afford to be sick.

According to Mo Ran's meaning, his team member is now unconscious, and the high fever does not go away, Kevin and others gave some basic treatment but it did not work at all, the situation is so serious, he should be sent directly to the intensive care unit, but he didn't expect the hospital to refuse without discussion at all.

The ICU in the hospital on Alice Island is really not something that anyone can get in if they want to, it's not a matter of money, but a special requirement given by the hospital, just like the ridiculously high 'entrance fee', which is also a rule set by the hospital itself.

The ICU is only provided to patients who have to use high-grade paramedical equipment and special medical environments due to temporary conditions that cannot be solved by the hospital, that is, it has nothing to do with whether there is money or not, only the symptoms and not the money.

This is a far cry from their ticket system, which makes them feel like an organization that fights purely for profit, but which minimizes or even crushes its impact.

Does a hospital that doesn't care if you have money or not? If they want to make money for these rich people, they just need to pay more for medical care and medicine.

If they have a cold and fever, some of them have to go to the hospital to see them to be relieved, and what makes people even more speechless is that they don't care about money.

If a rich man only has a mild cold, which can be cured by buying a box of cold capsules in the pharmacy, he has to go to the hospital to have a look, and after the doctor has diagnosed him, he will tell him that there is nothing wrong, and if the medicine prescribed by the hospital is too cheap, he will even think that the hospital is perfunctory and does not concentrate on treating him.

This kind of strange psychology is really incomprehensible to ordinary poor people, including Mo Ran, who is not very poor now.

In fact, it can't be completely blamed on the rich for their lives, they want to make money, the body is the capital, millions of minutes is a bit too exaggerated, but if the body collapses, then how much money to make is a fart?

And rough men like Mo Ran are not so particular, not to mention a cold and fever, even if they are stabbed on the arm, as long as the wound is not particularly deep, it is also a little medicine to bandage and bandage.

After knowing that he couldn't be admitted to the ICU, Mo Ran no longer insisted, as long as he could be cured, it didn't matter where he was, if Kevin and the others could give him a good look, then he wouldn't have to bother to let people go through the admission procedures.

The efficiency of the hospital was worthy of its charge, and as soon as dinner was finished that night, the guy who was squatting there sent back the news to Jason that he had been diagnosed.

Because the injury was not treated in time, and the blood loss was not replenished in time, the wound was infected to a certain extent, and the incubation period of this chronic thing is uncertain, and the high fever is also due to the body's instinctive adjustment.

Mo Ran listened to Jason's relay, then relieved his heart, and ordered the dignitaries to be on standby in the ward twenty-four hours a day, and report as soon as there was any situation.

He did this, not to show anyone pretentiously, this is a way to win people's hearts, yes, if he intended this, it will inevitably be more touching than now, and it is even impossible to move people to tears.

The most fundamental reason is that he is reluctant.