Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s-Chapter 1847: No Problem
Doctor Zuoliang sat on Student Xie’s operating stool, carefully inspecting the student’s on-site work.
After checking back and forth two or three times, he found the wound cauterized exceptionally well, leaving him, as a teacher, nothing to reproach. This student managed to achieve perfection in half the time he used.
Doctor Zuoliang felt like whistling to express his pride, noting how brilliantly he taught, as the student outperformed him immediately after just one lesson. From now on, he could proudly boast to anyone about having mentored a genius student.
"Good, very good." Doctor Zuoliang gave a high score and asked the student to wrap up.
The group of trainees who missed the opportunity to observe collectively sighed in disappointment, wanting to see that exceptional display of skill but ended up unable to.
No need for touch-ups, as this individual was simply that amazing.
Du Mengen adjusted his glasses and glanced over at Bed One, saying to Zhang Shuping, "The opposite side is finally done."
The doctors and assistants for Bed One had already finished surgery and left, likely just a short while ago. The patient, who had an abortion, remained on the bed in pain, unable to move, requiring an infusion for pain relief.
After sending off the patient, they followed Doctor Zuoliang to the doctor’s office to write medical records. After work, Xie Wanying aimed to visit Little Sister Luo in the obstetrics ward before returning to school.
The obstetrics area was relatively busier than the gynecology ward. Nurses could often be heard in the corridor calling for doctors. Here, besides laboring patients, most were under pregnancy preservation care. As Teacher Du mentioned, the outcomes for these patients were quite unpredictable, and surprises frequently occurred.
In the corridor, Xie Wanying encountered Doctor Peng and called out, "Teacher Peng."
"You’ve come!" Doctor Peng was extremely pleased to meet her again and approached with a joke, "Did you come especially to see me?"
The teachers were quite humorous. With a smile, Xie Wanying agreed, "Came to see the teachers and also a patient."
Knowing whom she came to visit, Doctor Peng personally took her to Little Sister Luo’s ward, caring like the other teachers, "If her family speaks ill to you again, just walk away, don’t concern yourself. We are here."
The teacher wanted her to avoid conflict.
Xie Wanying told the teacher, "He’s not intentionally targeting me."
Hence, the risk of Brother Luo continuing to be aggressive towards only her didn’t exist. In reality, all teachers bear this risk of getting hurt.
"Alas." Doctor Peng sighed.
There’s no love without reason in this world, nor hatred without cause.
As the two approached, they faintly heard the dialogue between the Luo Family Siblings in the ward.
"Brother, I’m sorry." Little Sister Luo apologized for causing trouble for her brother.
"Take care of your health. I promise I’ll catch that bastard and make him take full responsibility." Brother Luo assured his sister.
Little Sister Luo no longer held any hope for Hu Hao, saying, "I never thought of wanting him to come."
"Regardless, he must apologize and pay up." Brother Luo also believed that the sister marrying this scum was troublesome. However, since the sister wanted this child, Hu Hao had to cover all its expenses.
"Brother, back home—" Little Sister Luo worried about something else. The villagers gossiped a lot, and if they found out she had a child without being married, they would certainly point fingers behind her back, burdening her brother.
The main thing was their family had only them, the siblings, left; a car accident years ago took their parents’ lives.
Recalling his parent’s accident, Brother Luo’s gaze darkened with sorrow.
