Teacher Du is very good, considering every word from the perspective of a patient’s family mber, and all the previous caution was rely to avoid surgical failure. Xie Wanying said repeatedly, "Thank you, Teacher Du. I am very relieved to entrust my cousin’s surgery to Senior Brother Shim and you."
Upon hearing her words, Du Yeqing, behind his glasses, didn’t hold back his sharp face and said, "You heard what I said at the eting, I will not hide it from you. There are variables regarding whether the surgery can ultimately be perford. I cannot confidently say now that the surgery can certainly proceed. I understand you are very concerned about your cousin’s career prospects. As a doctor, my primary concern is only the patient’s life."
"Yes, I understand, Teacher Du."
"Even so, do you want to entrust your cousin’s surgery to ?"
A boss remains a boss, intentionally asking her this question.
"I trust the teacher." Xie Wanying’s tone was very assured, certain that this teacher’s skills were not to be feared.
Hearing such assurance from a family mber would make any doctor happy, Du Yeqing was no exception, but given his cautious approach, he asked again, "Is there anything else you want to say to ?"
"To Teacher Du and Senior Brother Shim, I have sothing I must say."
"What is it?"
"I hope the teacher and senior brother can uphold their academic integrity, whether before or during the surgery, and not be influenced by others." Xie Wanying said.
Isn’t this what he’s always been doing? Isn’t she at ease? Du Yeqing’s glasses hid a hint of puzzlent from his eyes. He turned his head to ask Shim Youhuan, "How are the other family mbers of the patient?"
Shim Youhuan, listening alongside, probably caught the aning behind the little junior sister’s words and, equally puzzled, replied, "The patient and his wife firmly expressed their desire for the surgery."
"Alright, the spouse’s signature has priority." Du Yeqing reassured Xie Wanying, "Academic integrity will certainly be upheld. As for when the patient and we enter the operating room, no one can interrupt us."
The operating room is a restricted area, a sacred place. Teacher Du made his position clear. Xie Wanying nodded, putting away her phone, which happened to be out of battery. She took her phone to charge it, avoiding any more incoming calls.
In the conference room, a group of people couldn’t help but have so thoughts when they heard her last request.
"Have you and Ren Chongda asked her about the family situation?" Yu Xuexian turned to ask Cao Yong on behalf of everyone, knowing that Cao Yong had the closest relationship with her, "You’ve spoken with her cousin’s wife, haven’t you?"
Private affairs of others’ families are unlikely to be shared with outsiders, neither with him nor Ren Chongda. People don’t air their dirty laundry.
The group looked at Cao Yong’s silence, knowing it was difficult to pry open this family’s mouth.
Being a doctor isn’t easy; aside from fighting diseases to treat patients, so patients’ family troubles inevitably spill over into the hospital and doctors. Indeed, the world isn’t only about truth, goodness, and beauty. Surrounding a patient’s life, so people’s darker sides may inadvertently erge.
"You must be prepared for—" Tao Zhijie warned the Guo Zhi people about the upcoming surgery on the patient, "Be well-prepared."
"There’s no way they’ll break into the operating room." Shim Youhuan waved his hand confidently, trusting his hospital’s security asures.
"If they make a fuss outside, do you think you can withstand it? Will other surgeries at your hospital not be affected? Will other family mbers waiting for the results of different patients’ surgeries not be impacted?" Yu Xuexian followed Tao Zhijie’s warning, urging them not to take such matters lightly.
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