"Aren’t you waiting for those two kids? Can you find the window that sells ribs?"
Even when Su Bingbing was in school, she struggled for a while on the school sports team. In less than a minute, she caught up with Chen Mu, who was carrying a heavy dical box.
Chen Mu: "I can’t find it."
Su Bingbing was shocked: "You can’t find it? Then why aren’t you waiting for those kids!"
Chen Mu: "Do you believe that the mont we enter the second cafeteria, we’ll know where the patient is?"
Without thinking, Su Bingbing said, "I don’t believe it!"
Could the patient possibly communicate to Chen Mu in a dream, telling him their location?
—
Speaking of which.
The group led by Su Bingbing had already rushed into the second cafeteria.
Chen Mu scanned the first floor of the second cafeteria, quickly turned, and rushed toward the stairs, "The patient should be upstairs!"
"No, how did you decide that?"
Compared to the quick judgent of Chen Mu, Su Bingbing felt like a fool who couldn’t notice anything.
Even so.
Su Bingbing didn’t forget that Chen Mu was the school doctor at Hai City University.
In a life-threatening situation like this, if you don’t trust a doctor, when would you?
Seeing Chen Mu already halfway up the stairs in no ti, Su Bingbing didn’t bother asking more questions.
Instead, she quickened her pace and followed behind Chen Mu, rushing toward the second floor of the cafeteria.
With her excellent speed, Su Bingbing almost reached the second floor at the sa ti as Chen Mu.
Beside her, Chen Mu was swiftly observing the entire second floor with his gaze.
Seeing a heavily crowded area, Chen Mu’s eyes lit up, and he rushed over with the dical box: "I’m the school doctor, students, please make way, clear the way quickly!"
Hearing Chen Mu’s voice.
The surrounding university students, who were still watching, quickly moved aside, creating a rescue path for Chen Mu.
Revealing a girl lying unconscious on the ground.
"Everyone, step back a bit more, and give the patient enough fresh air!"
While systematically directing the students, Chen Mu took out a stethoscope and a flashlight from his dical box.
After a simple check of the girl’s pupils, Chen Mu started auscultating the girl.
"Doctor, are you sure you’re professional?"
"I’ve read the first-aid manual; at tis like these, shouldn’t you be performing CPR? What’s the use of the stethoscope?"
Seeing Chen Mu not performing rescue asures, the surrounding students were anxiously overwheld.
Without lifting his head, Chen Mu said.
"Everyone, quiet down a bit, I can barely hear the stethoscope."
With just that one sentence.
The surroundings instantly beca so quiet that the drop of a pin could be heard clearly.
A few seconds later.
Chen Mu put down the stethoscope, "No need to panic, just stay calm and wait for the ambulance. The girl is not in any imdiate danger."
Seeing the girl still wearing her jacket, Chen Mu turned and pointed at the girl, saying to the nearby Su Bingbing: "Help check if there’s any candy like chocolate in her pockets."
Su Bingbing knew this was to avoid internet users accusing him of inappropriate intentions toward the girl after confirming that she was out of danger.
Right then.
Su Bingbing didn’t hesitate and reached into the girl’s jacket pockets.
She finally found a small box of chocolates.
Su Bingbing looked at Chen Mu in wonder: "There really is chocolate, how did you guess, Dr. Chen?"
Carefully, Chen Mu adjusted the girl’s position to lay her flat on the ground.
He started to gently check her head for any signs of injury.
"Her symptoms are quite similar to hypoglycemia, so I took a guess."
Chen Mu began to pack up his equipnt, "Her fainting should be from hypoglycemia, no need for CPR."
"Also, CPR carries so risk. It’s not uncommon for ribs to break during CPR. It’s best not to perform it unless absolutely necessary."
After tidying up his things, Chen Mu stood aside yawning.
Although the girl seed out of danger now, since he was there, he had to wait until she was safely on the ambulance.
"Dr. Chen."
Beside him, Su Bingbing couldn’t contain her curiosity, gently poking Chen Mu’s side.
Chen Mu’s body instinctively shivered.
But outwardly, he maintained a serious deanor, slightly turning his head to Su Bingbing: "What’s up?"
Su Bingbing’s eyes shone as she looked at Chen Mu, "Of course I have sothing!"
Saying that.
Su Bingbing pointed to the girl still unconscious on the ground, "You still haven’t explained how, not knowing where the rib-selling stall is, you could find her so accurately!"
"Do you have so special thod for finding people?"
If she could learn it, tracking down elusive big shots for interviews wouldn’t be hard in the future!
Facing Su Bingbing’s clear eyes, Chen Mu was silent for a mont.
Hmm...
How should he say this?
Clear, yet stupid!
Raising his hand, he pointed to the large group of university students still not dispersed nearby, "The essence of human nature is to watch the commotion. In situations like these, finding a crowd usually ans finding the patient."
Su Bingbing gaped: "Is it really that simple?"
Chen Mu patted her shoulder, speaking earnestly: "It’s just that simple; sotis experience is more important than anything else."
The students watching the commotion around heard Chen Mu’s words and quietly put away their phones used for recording videos.
One by one, they turned a blind eye.
「Hahaha! Dr. Chen is right; the essence of humanity is indeed watching the excitent!」
「To be fair, sotis the simplest thod is the most effective!」
「I used to think this school doctor was slacking, but seeing him in action at noon, there’s more than ets the eye!」
「The dical industry for school doctors is pretty competitive; those who make it are top-notch! Don’t underestimate them, so may be hidden experts!」
「...」
—
By the ti Chen Mu yawned for the fifth ti, the ambulance finally arrived on the scene.
Chen Mu helped the dical staff lift the stretcher onto the ambulance. The girl’s counselor also ca and went with the ambulance to the hospital.
On the way back.
Su Bingbing noticed, unexpectedly, that Chen Mu was walking particularly fast.
Touching her stomach, Su Bingbing was slightly resentful: "Dr. Chen, we were already at the cafeteria, why didn’t we have a al before heading back to the infirmary..."
Chen Mu: "You all could eat, I never said you had to follow ."
Su Bingbing paused, her expression even more resentful.
Her work entailed docunting Chen Mu’s life as a school doctor for a month. If Chen Mu didn’t eat, how could she?
Oh, wait...
Chen Mu had already eaten and even offered to help order takeout before, which she had refused...
In tears unshed, Su Bingbing could only follow behind Chen Mu, "Dr. Chen, why do you need to get back to the infirmary so quickly? Is there possibly another patient waiting for you?"
Chen Mu: "Not sure."
Su Bingbing: "That can’t be. It’s lunchti; could there really be that many sick students at school?"
—
Three minutes later.
Chen Mu opened the infirmary door in front of Su Bingbing, revealing a male student inside with a head injury, leaving Su Bingbing silent...
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