Chapter 833: [833] Can you tell ? Chapter 833: [833] Can you tell ? There were too many “third wheels” today, and Huang Zhilei was sweating bullets over Cao Yong’s date.
“Don’t worry. The results are out. They hung the appropriate antibiotics in the ICU last night, which should be effective,” Xiang Yu said as she put her arm around her little junior sister’s shoulders to deliver the news.
As one of the incredibly important auxiliary departnts, the laboratory always played a particularly critical role.
Xie Wanying thanked her second senior sister and the rest of the lab doctors for their hard work, “Doctor Yin sent a ssage this morning; no fever anymore, and the temperature gradually returned to normal.”
Xiang Yu put her mouth close to her ear and asked, “Is Doctor Yin really dating your childhood friend?” Otherwise, the little junior sister wouldn’t have said she wasn’t going to visit her friend but rather receive people’s ssages first—probably afraid of being the third wheel.
She wanted to visit her friend, but the ICU prohibited visits. They said it was a critical period for fighting infection and no consulting, even from doctors of other departnts, was allowed unless absolutely necessary.
Fortunately, she sent a ssage to Doctor Yin to ask about the situation, and Doctor Yin replied imdiately. Doctor Yin originally had so reservations about her, so it must be Wu Lixuan who, upon waking up, learned that she had ssaged to inquire and asked Doctor Yin to reply to her. It showed at least good communication between them in the ward.
“They are both mature and level-headed adults.” Xie Wanying used Senior Cao’s mature love theory to explain, “Even if they are dating, they must have thought it through, so we onlookers shouldn’t worry too much.”
“You didn’t co up with that yourself, did you!” Xiang Yu knew well that her little junior sister was clueless about love, and she grabbed her arm, “Tell , who taught you?”
The little junior sister was coached by soone to be so articulate about love.
Xie Wanying’s guilty gaze drifted, and she just caught sight of a figure walking onto the basketball court.
A silver gray checked shirt, crisply ironed black trousers, and an elegantly gentlemanly style—no one else but Senior Cao.
Such a gentlemanly Cao Yong, holding two big bags of imported ice cream appeared before a group of juniors.
Wow!
Everyone rushed toward Cao Yong.
“Senior Cao, you are the number one good guy in the world. It’s boiling hot, how could we survive without your ice cream,” praised Xiang Yu with exaggerated gestures and words, then she plunged her hand into the bag and grabbed a tub of ice cream.
Seeing her exaggerated performance, others were taken aback and soon realized she had snatched the tastiest chocolate flavor.
“You—” Huang Zhilei pointed at this junior sister and then saw Qiu Ruiyun and Song Xueling had also grabbed so; he stopped talking and quickly followed the grabbing rhythm.
“Co.” He handed the bag in his left hand for others to grab, and the right hand’s bag was specifically reserved for his little junior sister. Cao Yong took Xie Wanying by the arm to a bench, sat down, and then opened a box of ice cream for her, “Eat slowly, here’s the spoon.”
The senior was treating her like a little sister who hadn’t grown up. Xie Wanying smiled, knowing that she was the elder sister at ho and who had never been pampered like this.
Cao Yong handed her a napkin before turning his head only to see her with a spoonful of ice cream in her mouth.
A breeze lifted her neat and clean face, her simple big eyes demurely set, creating a kind of breathtaking beauty.
Cao Yong was reminded of the phone call from Ren Chongda earlier.
He ntioned she wanted to learn how to perform surgery for her family. Listening to this, Cao Yong felt a sour sensation in his heart.
“Can you tell , has soone in your family fallen ill?” Cao Yong carefully observed her every move and asked softly, “Is it hard to say?”
Her grandfather wasn’t due to fall ill yet. Xie Wanying could only answer: “No.”
For now, no one in her family was sick.
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