Chapter 597: 【597】The child has been discharged from the hospital Chapter 597: 【597】The child has been discharged from the hospital I was back on shift.
After two days away from the ward, there was a touch of unfamiliarity and nostalgia. Back in Teacher Tan’s office, I t with several teachers.
“Feeling any better?” Teacher Shixu was the first to ask her.
Xie Wanying nodded: “I’m fine emotionally.”
It seed Student Xiao Xie had no idea she almost cried over the phone yesterday. Sun Yubo looked at her skeptically.
“Co here,” Tan Kelin said to her.
Xie Wanying walked over.
“I called your dorm last night and you didn’t answer, what dicine did you take?”
Xie Wanying: …my goodness, how many calls from teachers and seniors had she missed last night.
“Ibuprofen.”
“Headache? Prescribing dicine for yourself? Do you have the authority to prescribe? Even I have the authority and I wouldn’t prescribe dicine for myself.”
Teacher Tan and Senior Cao took this matter seriously as well? Xie Wanying was very surprised, thinking that sothing serious must have happened. She dared not ask more but promised, “Teacher Tan, I won’t prescribe dicine for myself again.”
Smart girl.
A group of us went to make the rounds. From today on, Li Qi’an officially joined our group for his internship, aning he had passed the previous examination. Li Qi’an was ecstatic about this news. Lin Hao and the others couldn’t believe soone with such limited clinical skills had passed.
“Yingying, look, I’m as capable as he is now, if he passed, I’ve passed too,” Li Qi’an said confidently, with a smug tone, “Zhao Zhaowei and the squad leader are on night shift this week and they don’t yet know the outco.”
Is a classmate getting cocky? Xie Wanying looked at the expressions of the other teachers nearby. Li Qi’an could tell sothing was off through her gaze and quickly covered his mouth with his hand.
Fortunately, the teachers’ attention was first caught by the little kid.
Today, Xiao Yazhi was being discharged, cradled in her father’s arms, crying like a little lamb.
As everyone had guessed, this child who didn’t cry during her hospital stay was now crying her eyes out upon being discharged.
“Don’t cry, don’t cry,” Father Yazhi consoled his daughter, wiping the tears off her little cheeks, saying, “It’s not like you won’t see the doctors, aunts, uncles, sisters, and brothers again. We need to co back and see the doctor in a few days. What will you do if you don’t want to co to the hospital then?”
The parents’ concern was valid. Little kids are forgetful; whoever they have fun with today is who they want to be with, but as soon as there’s sothing new to play with tomorrow, the old friends are forgotten, more fickle than a big pig’s trotter or a giant radish.
Xiao Yazhi’s little nostrils flared as she sobbed, no matter what, this kid looked like a pitiful little crying kitten.
The old lady in bed 8 saw this and comforted the little one: “Grandma is getting discharged like you, you leave today, Grandma leaves tomorrow.” The old lady’s words might not comfort the child’s heart. Xiao Yazhi pursed her little mouth: I want to leave tomorrow too.
“Dr. Tan,” Father Yazhi saw the doctor arriving and turned to thank them, “Thanks to all of you, Dr. Tan, my wife, my daughter, and I will always rember that it was you who saved our daughter’s life.” Mother Yazhi was handling the discharge procedures for the daughter.
“No need to thank,” Tan Kelin responded indifferently, his gaze settling on the child’s face.
Xiao Yazhi felt Uncle Tan’s gaze, blinked with understanding, and imdiately stretched out her little hand.
“What do you want to do? Touch Uncle Doctor’s pocket?” Father Yazhi noticed his daughter’s little action and quickly stopped her.
“It’s okay, let her,” Tan Kelin said.
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