Shang Siling whispered in Xie Wanying’s ear, "I totally didn’t expect him to co. He has never co, so I thought he wouldn’t co to see your cousin."
Zhou Ruoi’s family and Zhou Ruoxue’s family might have had old grudges; as an in-law, Shang Siling didn’t understand the whole background story between the two families, but she felt that this was peculiar. The Ding Wenze family’s behavior this ti made her, an outsider to the Zhou family, feel that the two families were not like close relatives at all.
Thinking back, Shang Siling would realize that these two families seed to have no interaction on ordinary days, anyway, Ding Wenze had never visited her and her husband at their ho.
"He looks like your uncle," Shang Siling said, if it weren’t for the resemblance between the Ding family father and son, she wouldn’t have recognized Ding Wenze either because she hadn’t seen him many tis before.
Ding Wenze, apart from having the sa facial features as Ding Yuhai, was also tall and big. When he didn’t speak, he appeared refined like Ding Yuhai, but when he started talking, he had more of that Ding Yuhai style, enjoying a bit of a superior, mocking tone, as if he was naturally one of the elite.
The Ding family was proud because they had generations of dical practice. Ding Yuhai’s father wasn’t a formal dical school graduate; he opened a clinic in his hotown and beca famous locally and afar based on years of dical practice. He sent his son to study dicine because Elder Ding foresaw the nature of this industry. Being cautious can ensure a stable family wealth and social status that other industries can’t compare to.
So people might find this strange. Isn’t it common for doctors’ children to say they’ll never study dicine? Doctors themselves say they won’t send their kids to study dicine. So why is the Ding family different?
It depends on what kind of doctor they are. Doctors like Ding Yuhai don’t pursue grand dreams; they calculate their professional gains in their minds. How could people like this be tired in the dical industry? He is not tired being a doctor, doesn’t take risks, doesn’t worry about patients and families, and profits a lot. His children see it and feel that their parents thrive in this profession, so why wouldn’t they be willing to follow and study dicine?
Yes, the kids from doctor families that don’t study dicine generally see their parents working hard with little reward. In families where the doctors are successful, there are plenty of children willing to study dicine. Look at Zhao Zhaowei and Yue Wentong; it’s the sa story.
At this mont, it’s uncertain whether Ding Wenze’s sudden appearance is good or bad; Xie Wanying couldn’t determine it yet. This wasn’t an event she experienced in her previous life, so she couldn’t know how things would develop later.
It was imaginable that Shang Siling, a family mber of the patient in distress, welcod anyone who ca to show concern for the injured Xiao Shugang, wishing for more professionals to co and help find ways to cure Xiao Shugang.
"Wenze, this is Doctor Chiang, the doctor in charge of treating your cousin," Shang Siling introduced Ding Wenze, hoping he would help her communicate with the doctor about the treatnt plan like Xie Wanying.
Ding Wenze lifted his indifferent gray eyes and glanced at Doctor Chiang briefly. This person wasn’t much older than him, certainly a newbie who had just graduated like him. A newbie couldn’t have much to say. There was no point in asking him anything.
Receiving such a glance, Doctor Chiang’s face turned cold.
Ding Wenze pulled Shang Siling aside and privately said, "Sister-in-law, the chief surgeon for my cousin certainly isn’t him. It’s not appropriate to talk to him if you want to speak with a doctor."
Listening to his words, Shang Siling seed to rember this matter and responded with a nod. Beyond that, she had no other options.
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