Six Years Wronged, Vindicated

Noodle shop owner Derek Crawford saved an elderly man Howard Miller who fainted in his shop six years ago. He not only sent Howard to the hospital, but also paid all medical bills. Howard later passed away due to failed rescue, but Howard's son Zane Miller sued Derek in court, claiming Derek committed Unlicensed Medical Intervention that intentionally delayed treatment. Derek lost the lawsuit. Six years later, Zane Miller joined Aurora Group as a spokesperson for the University-Enterprise Partnership program. His interviewer happened to be Derek's daughter Claire Crawford, who rejected Zane's application, only to be doxxed and attacked online by Zane via live stream. Aurora Group's chairman Miles Lloyd defended Zane on the grounds of talent recruitment, and Claire was suspended from her position. Later, Zane approached Claire on purpose to provoke her, claiming Derek's act of saving Howard was meaningless, leading to another conflict between Claire and Zane. Miles again sided with Zane. Zane then went to Derek's residential community, forcing Derek to admit that he had delayed Howard's rescue and caused Howard's death. Zane even snatched Derek's heart medication, nearly causing Derek to die of a heart attack. Derek's wife Wang Xue, enraged, slapped Zane, who then made a big fuss over the incident. At the subsequent All-Staff Meeting, Claire was threatened by Miles, and Zane brought Derek to the scene to force him to admit his "mistake". Claire could no longer hold back, exposing the collusion be