"Teacher Du went abroad for an academic exchange for a week. He called last night to inquire about Teacher Lu’s situation. He said he would start his journey back ho tomorrow." Shilei replies.
As one of Boss Zhang’s well-known disciples, it is necessary to be concerned about the treatnt progress of his teacher’s elderly mother.
The situation with his own mother needs to reach a resolution regarding her dental issues before further discussion. For now, addressing Student Xie’s problem is a priority to prevent his mother from worrying. Teacher Lu harbors genuine concern for his new favorite.
Zhang Huayao pauses for a mont before instructing, "Find so ti to give Dr. Du a call, so he can consult with Dr. Shim about the patient’s condition when he returns. Otherwise, I’m concerned Dr. Shim might look for him, fearing surgical intervention might be delayed."
The key instructions from Boss are very important, rembered by Shilei, who also ntions the matter that’s been privately discussed in the ergency departnt today: "Is Dr. Cao her boyfriend?"
If so, this needs clarification for Du Yeqing as well.
"What?" Zhang Huayao seems to find the question amusing, a reflection of young doctors’ lack of social experience.
Shilei stands rigidly like a stone, awaiting the leader to point out any mistakes.
"About the relationship with Cao Yong, it’s fifty-fifty." Zhang Huayao waves a hand dismissively.
To say who is soone’s girlfriend or wife, industry insiders at best might show polite concern. Instances of patients being associated with doctors’ spouses are common in the industry. Special attention and concern require one to have their own influence and reputation, like Teacher Lu. Otherwise, one would just be mocked by other bosses for relying on their partner’s standing behind the scenes.
It is precisely because of this that clinical bosses are reluctant to voluntarily ntion their other halves. Why invite negativity from outsiders ntioning it, or if the spouses are industry insiders themselves, there’s no need to ntion as everyone already knows.
Shilei doubts the aning: Isn’t Xie Wanying yet to graduate?
What does graduation matter? Beidu’s Song Xueling isn’t constantly cared for by a bunch of bosses and teachers? Zhang Huayao and Cao Yong were once the sa.
Otherwise, why would Zhang Huayao so firmly believe there’s an interesting spectacle to watch?
Different from him and Cao Yong, Song Xueling, this Student Xie might be a female doctor’s acquaintance, is more reserved, overly low-key in her actions, fearing to ask bosses for help.
Adjusting his expression, Zhang Huayao taps his finger on the tabletop, furrowing his brows: What did Student Xie sneak off to do this morning?
This might be the point he needs to pay attention to.
Without daring to rest for a mont, Xie Wanying hurriedly returns to the hospital after donating blood.
Xiao Shugang is sent for a CT scan and needs to be transferred to the inpatient departnt once completed.
On the way, receiving a call from her cousin-in-law informs her, Xie Wanying didn’t return to the ergency departnt but went to the CT room directly.
After eting with her cousin and cousin-in-law, Xie Wanying boldly goes to the CT room doctor’s office to engage with a teacher, intending to sneak a peek at her cousin’s CT images.
"Who are you?" The teachers at Guo Zhi Hospital’s CT room inquire.
"I am a dical student from Guoxie and have had the honor of being guided by Teacher Qin Ruoyu." Xie Wanying, quick-thinking, ntions Boss Qin as her teacher.
"Doctor Xu, Doctor Qin was your classmate, wasn’t he?"
"Yes, yes." Doctor Xu stands up from the group of doctors. Hearing this student is an acquaintance of his old classmate, he imdiately invites her over for a sit and catches up on his classmate’s recent experiences at Guoxie.
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