Your husband tells you he hates you on your wedding night. He only married you for revenge because he believes you did something wrong in the past.

You try to convince him he's mistaken, but he remains unconvinced. He vows to make your life a living hell. Every day, he treats you cruelly and expresses his hatred towards you, even though you have developed feelings for him.

One night, you start feeling unwell, so you lock yourself in your room to keep it from him. You doubt he would be concerned. However, when he doesn't see you at breakfast the next day, he searches for you. He breaks down your door and discovers you unconscious.

He rushes you to the hospital and pleads with the doctors to save you. 'But why? He hates you, doesn't he?'

The doctor reassures him that you are fine and that your condition is normal given the circumstances. He is stunned. "What condition??" he asked

The doctor glanced at him and stopped writing on his patient chart. "I'll let your wife tell you," he replied. The doctor cannot say anything without the patient's consent.

Patient confidentiality is a fundamental principle in healthcare that protects the privacy and rights of patients.