The consequence of a hard night of work was that An Ran once again witnessed Mu Xingfeng’s excellent stamina.
The next day, she opened her eyes to find the sun high in the sky, while Mu Xingfeng was by the bed calling Tang Huacheng.
Despairingly, An Ran lay in bed listening to the man beside her talking with Tang on the phone, seemingly able to hear Tang’s low teasing through the call. She felt like she would never be able to face the people of Nan University again.
In the afternoon, Mu Xingfeng only sent An Ran back to school after returning to the Guard Team, knowing she would support the mountain area over the sumr. Mu Xingfeng didn’t say much, as he still had to attend drills and couldn’t accompany An Ran. Rather than keep her at ho, he preferred she do what she loves.
Busy, hectic days seed to pass quickly; in the blink of an eye, the final exams were over, and the students’ eagerly awaited vacation arrived.
The school organized a large-scale charitable support activity for the mountain area this year. It not only received attention from school leaders but also an audience with city leaders, given a charming na: Star Fire.
The team set off on the third day of the holiday.
They were headed to a remote town in C Province, said to be in the mountainous area between the borders of C Province and S Province. The entire town included several small villages, each nestled within the mountains. So villages had fewer than twenty households.
Due to the sparse population and scattered distribution, their sanitary and educational conditions were extrely poor; illness was not treated promptly, let alone preventive asures or general health checkups.
Before seven, An Ran arrived at the school, where two buses were already parked at the gate. The ’Star Fire’ logo was pasted on the front of the buses, and a teacher leading the team was registering students at the door.
Tang did not participate in this event; she knew Tang Huacheng mainly ca to Nan University to use the lab for his research, and teaching was entirely a transaction with the school.
Now that the holiday was here, he could just focus on his research projects, not attending such activities.
However, Tang Huacheng still specifically entrusted the teachers leading the team to take good care of their class’s students.
After boarding the bus, An Ran found a window seat. It was said that reaching that small town would take a whole day—not because of the distance but because of the difficult road. After leaving Nan’an, there would be a stretch of highway, but the rest was mostly mountainous roads.
Just a few minutes after settling in, the seat beside her darkened, accompanied by a man’s cheerful voice, "Can I sit here?"
"Lu Yi," An Ran looked at the man in front of her and exclaid, "Weren’t you not going?"
"It’s a rare opportunity. I think if I don’t go, I probably won’t have the chance to experience being a doctor in this lifeti, so I decided to go," Lu Yi said and sat down next to An Ran.
"That’s wonderful. I thought this activity involved an unfamiliar place and also faced so unfamiliar classmates."
Few first-year students participated in this event. After all, just starting university ant they had just left ho, and naturally, they wanted to return and reunite with family during the holidays.
Originally, in An Ran’s class, only An Ran participated in this event. Lu Yi’s arrival undoubtedly added to An Ran’s sense of assurance.
Hearing An Ran say this, Lu Yi just smiled.
He certainly knew that An Ran was the only one in their class participating in this activity. He was the one who compiled the numbers. Upon learning this, he made the decision to join despite family objections, determined to accompany her.
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