Six Hours In An MRI

Synopsis

When I, Amy Reed, had a chance to change my miserable life, Andrew Shepherd's student, Susan Miller, deliberately locked me inside an MRI machine again. I didn't cry or make a scene. I closed my eyes and went to sleep. In my previous life, being trapped in that MRI for six hours made me so angry that I went to the hospital and filed a complaint against Susan. After Susan lost her right to practice medicine, Andrew came to hate me with a passion. He took revenge on me as coldly as if I were an enemy. He forced me out of the marriage with nothing. After I was diagnosed with brain cancer and needed his help as the country's leading expert, he showed no mercy. He warned every student he had ever taught not to treat me. In the end, penniless and driven to despair by the cancer, I crashed my car into the entrance of the home we once shared. So, this time, spending six hours asleep inside an MRI machine was nothing. As long as I could get Andrew to treat me and stay alive, it would all be worth it.