Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s-Chapter 1840: Caring for Her
"Among them, someone must have done the work of the dean. Back then, the exam was a recommendation system. Whoever they wanted to study would go to study. Arguing about the results of this internal exam didn’t have much significance. These were the words of the leader who spoke to me afterward, wanting me to let go of it. If your mom knew about this thing when meeting her, she should also let go of the grudge in her heart."
Xie Wanying definitely disagreed with such words, saying, "If they tacitly approved the swap, why organize the exam at all? Isn’t this just self-deception?"
Aunt Min was stunned for a moment, then looked at her and laughed loudly: "Your speaking style is like your mom’s, very upright."
This has nothing to do with being upright; if such things were exposed to the public, who could accept it? This is clearly a rigged system. Her mother was merely arranged as an early companion candidate in that exam, a predestined tragic figure, her life toyed with in others’ hands. The people who set her mom up were a detestable group, not treating her mom’s life as a life, merely using her as a puppet to manipulate.
Because of this, Aunt Min was very cautious in revealing this secret, knowing that people’s opinions are advancing with the times, and now it’s absolutely unacceptable to face such a dark backdrop.
"Child," Aunt Min pulled her again and said, "I can see you have a kind heart just like your mom. I tell you this secret to remind you that the world is dangerous, and it’s never wrong to be more alert."
Investigating the mastermind behind her mother’s issue might be impossible. Aunt’s kind intention in telling her these things was to prevent her from being victimized like her mom.
"Have you graduated?" Aunt Min asked with concern.
"No."
"You must be careful. Whether before or after graduation," Aunt Min advised the young one with her seasoned experience.
Don’t imagine that all doctors are good people. No industry can dare say with a hundred percent certainty that every practitioner is a good person or a saint. As long as there’s competition within a workplace, darkness will always exist.
Even her mom could be betrayed by the leader she most trusted. Some people’s selfish interests may unimaginably and repeatedly violate their conscience.
"Thank you, Auntie," Xie Wanying thanked her repeatedly.
There is indeed sunshine in this world.
Aunt Min held her hand tightly, tears welling up in her eyes. After speaking out, the pain buried for decades was also released.
Letting Aunt Min lay down to rest, when Xie Wanying left, she tucked in the covers for the kindhearted Aunt Min.
Whose results were swapped with her mom’s, and who the beneficiary was, Aunt Min wasn’t keeping it from her but truly didn’t know. Those accomplices in the crime would certainly protect the beneficiary and not disclose anything. Aunt Min couldn’t get the name from the leader who accidentally let it slip, and it was even more impossible to get it from others later.
Perhaps her mom could remember some traces of that person because at the time of the recommended written exam, the participating candidates were in the same exam room. Aunt Min wasn’t afraid to reveal the darkest things to her, as it’s possible the person changed their name on the registry and continued studying, making it very difficult to find out more.
Xie Wanying thought of her little cousin Zhou Ruomei, but knowing it was hearsay, she realized such rumors need evidence to substantiate them.
Zhou Ruomei and her mom went to the countryside at different times and places. Outsiders sighing over her mom’s situation and her cousin more frequently said if her mom, like Zhou Ruomei, had found a man who could help her fight for education, perhaps the outcome would have been different.
