Who would study psychology unless they had some issues?! Chapter 694 - Capítulo 694: 614: No Need to Worry About Nan

Capítulo 694: Chapter 614: No Need to Worry About Nan Zhubin Anymore!

Nan Zhubin didn’t answer Chonghui’s question imdiately.

His gaze shifted over Chonghui’s face, computer, and the arms bulging under the jacket, then he spoke with certainty, “Shouldn’t I be asking that question, senior brother? Did you pull an all-nighter?”

Clearly, Nan Zhubin hit the mark.

Chonghui didn’t show any expression of weariness, but instead looked energetic, “Yesterday, you rarely opened up a new project, and everyone was very excited. The original plan needed a major revision because of it, so I thought I’d just pull an all-nighter to finish the proposal. That way, we can shut other research groups up and prevent any misunderstandings!”

Noticing Nan Zhubin’s skeptical eyes, Chonghui patted his chest with a thud, “Don’t worry, I got used to pulling all-nighters back in school. Anyways, I’m in good health, so I’m pushing my limits now. When the work really gets going, I might not have this much energy.”

When the work really gets going, I might not have this much energy.

Nan Zhubin chewed over this sentence.

Then he casually said, “But if I rember correctly—staying up all night will cause muscle loss, won’t it?”

Chonghui’s once tight and lively deanor suddenly collapsed, and he squeezed out a voice from between his teeth, “It… it doesn’t matter, it’s… what I’ve built up over ti, just use it now… uh…”

“Why don’t you take a nap, senior brother?” Nan Zhubin chuckled, while looking at the docunt on Chonghui’s computer, “Do you have to give this to the supervisors later? I can take it over for you, and I’ll co get you when we need to work.”

Chonghui hesitated for a mont, “My biological clock is very regular, I probably can’t sleep until the usual nap ti at noon…”

Before he finished speaking, he saw Nan Zhubin had already raised his left hand, with his middle finger pressed against his thumb.

“… Fine, alright then.”

Pa!

…

“Has Dahui fallen asleep?”

“Yeah, he pulled an all-nighter and just fell asleep.”

Weng Pinting held the preliminary frawork plan for “Group Hysteria Disruption and Disaster Area Psychological Aid,” still warm from her hands. She looked up at Nan Zhubin, glanced at the proposal, and then back at Nan Zhubin.

“Do you want to take a rest too? After working so intensively yesterday, you look…”

It seed like senior sister wanted to express so concern, but looking at Nan Zhubin’s vibrant face, she just couldn’t find the words with any negative adjectives.

Bai Qinghua clapped his hands, signaling for Weng Pinting not to worry and to continue with the main topic.

“Alright then, let’s talk about the upcoming work arrangents.”

Even though there’s now a batch of “Group Hysteria” cases, it doesn’t an the current work has been altered, at most the focus has shifted.

In other words, a portion of the team will have to handle the “Group Hysteria” issues.

However, neither the people present in the room nor the other project groups felt any pressure about the increase in work; instead, they were all incredibly excited.

Weng Pinting quickly skimd through the supplentary plan organized by Chonghui, finding no problems since it was basically what had been agreed on during the eting yesterday.

“There’s only one issue now—” Weng Pinting looked at Nan Zhubin, “You weren’t there during the eting yesterday, so no tasks were assigned to you.”

This wasn’t an exclusion of Nan Zhubin.

Instead, it provided him with the greatest freedom in work.

This allowed Nan Zhubin to plan his work. After all, it was originally planned that he would need to intervene with Li Lingling, a visitor with “Borderline Personality Disorder,” while also handling a pile of files accumulated at the camp.

For a normal person, this would basically take up almost all their energy.

In fact, Weng Pinting’s words were also a probe.

However, Nan Zhubin evidently didn’t feel like he was being tested, nodding, “I’d like to participate in the intervention of ‘Group Hysteria’ cases afterward as well.”

Before Weng Pinting could respond, Nan Zhubin added, “But I need an assistant, preferably soone with a dical background. During quick intervention, it’s necessary to determine the nature of physical symptoms imdiately to avoid misjudgnt and increase the trust level of those receiving help—”

There was no need for Nan Zhubin to say the na, everyone present could guess who he wanted to ntion.

“Li Lingling?”

“Yes.” Nan Zhubin nodded.

Having Li Lingling close, involving her in the camp’s psychological intervention work, and simultaneously helping her with personal healing was part of Nan Zhubin’s plan all along.

Weng Pinting frowned, “But wasn’t your initial plan to have Li Lingling take care of the children in the camp? These ‘Group Hysteria’ risk individuals are adults or even elderly, they’re too unstable…”

She scrutinized Nan Zhubin up and down, thinking her junior brother finally made a blunder due to unfamiliarity with the practical field. Modifying visitor intervention plans at will to fit his work isn’t sothing a competent consultant would do.

But Nan Zhubin seed to have already thought everything through, “I just read everything senior brother wrote. According to the plan, each project group will assign so people to collect data on ‘Group Hysteria,’ correct?”

“You had the ti to read through it all… well, that’s no surprise.” Weng Pinting had already accepted parts of Nan Zhubin’s characteristics, “So what?”

“They’re sending very few people out, and just collecting initial data will take several days. I’ll continue to work on the files the previous person in charge assigned to over these few days.”