"I can understand wanting to leave work, but there’s no need to be in such a hurry, right?"
A person in a white coat walked in, holding a pair of shoes.
Speechlessly saying to a friend nearby, "Can soone in the internship group send a ssage to the dical University folks asking who left their shoes behind and to co pick them up?"
Chen Mu: "..."
In a rush to get off work.
So rushed they left their shoes behind.
This kind of situation, even though he’s seen a lot, still left him at a loss for words.
These people.
If this gets out, how will the netizens evaluate Hai City University’s hospital!
Chen Mu hadn’t opened the live stream or looked at the comnts.
He could already imagine.
The barrage must be full of comnts mocking how eager they are to leave work...
"The owner replied in the group, saying to leave the shoes in the office for now. They’ll pick them up when they co in for the night shift." The person who sent the ssage looked up.
Looking a bit bewildered.
Clearly.
Even they were baffled by the owner’s strange behavior.
Other white coats curiously asked, "I don’t quite understand. They should just be on the bus now, right? It wouldn’t take long to co up and get the shoes."
The white coat who sent the ssage sighed, "The bus indeed hasn’t left yet, but they don’t want to co up."
???
Even Chen Mu himself sotis has a peculiar way of thinking.
But hearing this update from the white coat, he couldn’t understand those people’s odd logic.
Baffled, he asked, "Why don’t they want to co up? How long could it possibly take to grab a pair of shoes?"
"Wouldn’t it be uncomfortable to go back wearing only one shoe? It’s not good for walking either!"
The white coat replied, "They said they can just take off the other shoe and go back barefoot, afraid that if they co up, a bunch of fragile college students will rush in, and then they’d be forced to stay for overti."
Chen Mu: "..."
Su Bingbing: "..."
—
"Hahaha!!! Although their thinking is quite peculiar, a little voice in my heart vaguely asks, maybe these white coats’ concerns aren’t unfounded?"
"Tsk, tsk! You guys really understand the aning of ’not unfounded’..."
"Why are they so worried? Isn’t it because the fragile college students of Hai City University have already shown them the dangers ahead?"
"These intern doctors are leaving work faster every day."
"So people would rather go back barefoot than co up to get their shoes! Hahahaha!!!!"
"Help! How can I subtly let my boss see this content to express how I also don’t want to work."
"Post it! Once your boss sees it, you’ll be fired for stepping into the company with your left foot tomorrow!"
"..."
—
"It’s not that mystical, is it..."
Chen Mu was truly speechless.
The netizens making jokes, the fragile college students making jokes, that’s one thing.
But how did these intern doctors co to trust in the feng shui of Hai City University?
Noticing Chen Mu’s slightly comical expression.
An intern doctor from Hai City University of Traditional dicine smilingly reminded, "Dr. Chen, don’t forget!"
"You’re the one who taught us, sotis in the dical profession, you have to believe in supernatural stuff, especially overti..."
Chen Mu: "..."
He’d love to retort these guys a bit.
But when he prepared to speak.
He found himself a bit speechless.
After all.
What the intern doctor said was indeed sothing he had ntioned before...
—
"Looks like Dr. Chen suddenly feels guilty! Hahaha!!!"
"How co when he’s complaining about others, he never thought about whether he runs off work faster than these intern doctors?"
"True enough, yesterday just by turning the cara, Dr. Chen had already vanished."
"Those who are eager to leave work feel the sa, none should mock the other."
"I feel like others might quietly tie their shoelaces right before leaving work."
"Dr. Chen: Never thought I’d feel outsmarted by a bunch of intern doctors."
"Dr. Chen: I was once fearless until I t a group of fragile college students, and couldn’t lift my head again."
"Hahaha!!! Are we fragile college students really that embarrassing?"
"What do you think? Smile!"
"..."
—
Seeing Chen Mu’s slightly indignant expression.
A few other intern doctors started feeling a bit mischievous.
Not leaving any extra face for Chen Mu.
Smilingly pointing out the window, "Dr. Chen, let’s not say more, but when we ca in, we already saw many patients lining up outside."
"Plus, we chatted with the fragile college students downstairs. These patients, Dr. Chen, you plan not to see them, but to hand them over to us."
"Which ans..."
The intern doctor raised a hand to check the ti.
Continued, "It’s barely six o’clock, yet we already face so many patients, and their numbers are still increasing."
Chen Mu: "..."
Awkwardness.
Guilt.
After a mont, he managed to squeeze out a sentence.
Chen Mu: "Isn’t it possible that you’re here at Hai City University for the internship, and I’m helping by gathering so many patients for you to practice on?"
Saying this.
Chen Mu even convinced himself, and when he spoke again, his tone beca much more justified.
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