Guan Bo was in a great mood at this mont, humming a song lightly as he walked along the hallway.
His Teacher was a good Teacher, who scolded loudly but never hesitated to help when it was needed.
With the Teacher’s assistance, Guan Bo had identified no less than six errors or drawbacks in the materials he was holding. He had even improved the subsequent treatnt plans.
Now ard with these materials, refined by a National dical Master’s hand, Du Heng hardly mattered to him anymore.
At the sa ti, his junior fellow was a good junior fellow, always thinking about his best interests and offering excellent suggestions.
Guan Bo decided that once this matter was settled, he would express his gratitude to his junior fellow properly.
As he turned a corner by the elevator, he saw the female doctor who had just called out to him. She was standing at his dormitory door, and Guan Bo greeted her with a beaming smile, "Doctor Luo."
The female doctor had just stretched out her hand towards the door when she heard Guan Bo’s voice, and her body shuddered involuntarily.
She quickly withdrew her hand and turned to look at Guan Bo, a faint smile on her face. "Doctor Guan, you’re leaving already? The patient called again to ask, so I ca over to see if you had left yet."
Guan Bo walked up with a grin. "I’m sorry for the trouble, Doctor Luo. I just got to the elevator and realized I didn’t have my phone, so I ca back to get it."
As he spoke, he opened his dormitory door. "By the way, Doctor Luo, I didn’t ask who was looking for just now when you left in a hurry?"
"It’s the father and daughter you t last week when they ca to see Sir Zhang for treatnt—the girl who couldn’t walk because of leg pain. Do you rember them?"
"Yes, I know that father and daughter." Guan Bo acknowledged with an "Oh." "But the Teacher told them to co back in a month, so why did they co today?"
Beneath her long lashes, a hint of panic flickered in Doctor Luo’s eyes. "Maybe the illness has worsened, or perhaps the dicine hasn’t been effective."
Guan Bo grabbed his phone from the table and stuffed it into his pocket. "Well, since they’re here, I’ll go take a look."
Doctor Su’s lips twitched into an awkward smile. She glanced at the stack of materials still on the table and quietly sighed in relief. It’s a good thing the materials weren’t put away.
Seeing Guan Bo about to leave, Doctor Su tactfully followed him out.
As Guan Bo left his dormitory, he reached out to close the door, took out the key, and locked it. "Doctor Luo, my junior fellow has helped out a lot this ti. Once he and the Teacher return, I’ll ask the Teacher if he can take a break and let you two spend so quality ti together."
Doctor Luo kept her eyes on Guan Bo, and when she saw him lock the door, her gaze slightly tightened.
However, after hearing Guan Bo’s words, she smiled and replied, "Thank you so much, Doctor Guan. He’s been studying with Sir Zhang every day, and I’m a resident physician. We hardly have any ti to talk. I feel like our feelings for each other have faded."
With a warm smile on his face, Guan Bo said softly, "You’re both still young, so don’t worry too much.
"Initially, the Teacher wasn’t going to take any more students. However, he made an exception last year and took on my junior fellow as his Ph.D. student.
"Opportunities to learn from a National dical Master are rare. The fact that my junior fellow was able to follow such a Teacher is exceptional. You should support him so he can focus on his studies.
"In just two more years, when he finishes his studies, you two can finally be together properly."
Doctor Luo sighed gently, walking with Guan Bo towards the elevator and lanting, "That makes sense, but we’re both young, and our work is so exhausting. After being apart for so long, I can’t help but feel like he doesn’t love anymore."
"Rest assured, my junior fellow isn’t like that." Guan Bo tried to cover for him. "Plus, I’m with him all the ti; I’ll keep an eye on him for you.
"He won’t have an opportunity for a fickle heart. Even if he did, I would definitely help you."
Doctor Luo smiled at Guan Bo. "Thank you, Guan."
"No need for formalities between us." Guan Bo glanced at the approaching elevator and asked, "By the way, where are that father and daughter waiting for ?"
"Oh, downstairs in the Outpatient Hall."
"You see, it’s a good thing I asked, or else I would have been looking for them downstairs in the hospitalization departnt." Guan Bo joked before waving to Doctor Luo and stepping into the elevator with a word of thanks.
Doctor Luo was also smiling.
However, as soon as the elevator doors closed, she quickly lost her smile, hurriedly pulled out her phone, and walked over to a quiet window.
"Uncle, he’s on his way down now. If you have any questions, just ask... Yes, ask about everything. Doctor Guan and the others are currently attending a eting in the Capital, and we don’t know when they’ll be back next. If you don’t ask now, you might delay your daughter’s treatnt.
"...Yes, ask for as many details as possible—the more detailed, the better, as it will help your daughter’s condition. Yes, ask for a while. It’s best to have Doctor Guan examine her again, to do a new check-up on your daughter to see the effectiveness of this week’s treatnt.
"...Okay, that’s it. But Uncle, let remind you once more: please don’t ntion that I was the one who told you Doctor Guan was returning. He’s here for his own business, and we don’t want to bother him."
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