University Doctor and His Fragile Patients-Chapter 353 - 287: Broke My Leg to Confess with a Paper Airplane in Front of the Goddess!

"Alright, alright."

Liu was so startled by the student on the edge of the ceiling that her face turned pale.

At this moment, Chen Mu really wished he could curse.

The school had initially left a railing around the edge of the ceiling for the convenience of maintenance workers.

Who could have known?

There was really a reckless college student who, instead of studying during class time, climbed this thing from the cafeteria.

Realizing the situation was critical.

Liu quickly picked a few students who looked strong and led them to the back of the cafeteria to get rescue tools.

Chen Mu whispered to the person in the white coat beside him, "Please call 119 and also contact the school's security team."

Chen Mu looked down at his skinny arms and legs and couldn't help but sigh again.

A distance of four meters.

Not high enough to be considered high, not low enough to be considered low.

The person in the white coat left as instructed and a student approached Chen Mu.

Pointing at the student above them, the student whispered, "Dr. Chen, look, is there something in front of him?"

Chen Mu squinted his eyes.

Following the direction of the student's finger, he indeed saw a paper airplane in front of the student above.

In an instant.

Chen Mu understood why the student had climbed so high.

Most likely.

It was because of the paper airplane in front of him. He thought he could retrieve it safely, and in a moment of passion, climbed up.

Chen Mu gauged the distance.

As long as the student could do the same as before, carefully retrieve the plane, and carefully return.

It's likely to be safe.

Hearing the heavy breathing around him, Chen Mu glanced beside him.

In the cafeteria, at some point, almost everyone around had noticed the student above due to their group's head-tilted actions.

Out of goodwill.

People, concerned about the student's safety above, collectively held their breath.

In unison, they looked up at the student retrieving his paper airplane.

Once he got the paper airplane.

The student had just breathed a sigh of relief when he suddenly felt something was off.

When he climbed up, wasn't the cafeteria not this quiet?! 𝐟𝕣𝗲𝕖𝕨𝗲𝐛𝗻𝗼𝐯𝗲𝚕.𝗰𝚘𝐦

So suddenly, so...

As he looked down, he saw a crowd on the first floor of the cafeteria.

Some people were filming him with their phones.

Others were looking at him with various expressions.

All these people were watching him, and who knows how long they'd been looking!

It seemed like he hadn't expected this.

Just climbing up to get something would attract such an audience.

The student grinned, ready to show the crowd a favored smile.

But who knew.

Just as he was about to pose for the camera, for the crowd below.

His foot suddenly slipped...

"Catch him!"

Chen Mu shouted, instinctively rushing over.

But it was already too late.

With a loud crash.

The student fell from a height of four meters.

Chen Mu hurried to the student's side, auscultating while saying to the onlookers, "Please leave enough air circulation for the patient, and could someone call 120?"

The onlookers orderly created enough space for Chen Mu and the patient.

Chen Mu first auscultated the patient, checking the pulse.

Then he started examining the patient's external injuries.

"We were already fast enough, how could it..."

The white coat who went to call 119 returned with Liu who went to get the rescue mat.

Upon seeing the patient on the ground, the white coat was momentarily stunned.

Chen Mu glanced at him, "So far, cardiac and respiratory sounds are normal, you can try communicating with the patient."

"Due to excessive shock, the patient hasn't made a sound for two minutes, there's a possibility of loss of voice."

As Chen Mu spoke.

He continued checking the patient's limbs, then sighed after half a minute, "Both legs are broken, the left leg is just dislocated, a realignment will do..."

Before the words were fully out, Chen Mu swiftly acted on the patient.

With a "crack," the student's left leg was realigned.

"Ahhh!!!!!"

The student, previously in a daze staring at the ceiling, suddenly started holding his leg, rolling and wailing.

Chen Mu sighed.

With the help of the white coat, he pinned down the obviously agitated patient.

Somewhat speechless, he said, "Young man, although your left leg is aligned, your right leg has bone fragments and needs surgery."

The student's gaze cleared.

His first look at Chen Mu brought tears streaming down his face.

"Dr. Chen, is there hope for my leg?"

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"Now he knows to cry. When he climbed so high, didn't he think about how dangerous it was?"

"If he really cared about his legs that much, he should have thought about it earlier."

"Am I the only one curious about what's in that paper airplane that's worth risking his life for?"

"It's not about it being worth risking his life; it's about immense self-confidence, not even realizing the danger..."

"Today is another day of worrying for Dr. Chen's hair. Facing students like this every day, it's only a matter of time before becoming Bald Chen."

"Bald Chen: Listen to me, thank you?"

"...."

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Chen Mu looked at the student, his tone indifferent, "I can't make any guarantees right now. Later, when 120 arrives, the hospital should arrange your surgery."

"The extent of recovery for your right leg still depends on the surgery results and postoperative recovery."

Once again, the student started falling into fear, "Dr. Chen, I want to ask, if... I mean if..."

Chen Mu: "Hmm."

Student: "If the surgery doesn't go well, or the recovery isn't ideal, what will be the result?"

Chen Mu calmly said, "You'll be lame!"

Even though he had guessed it might be the result.

But hearing Chen Mu's words, the student couldn't stop his tears from flowing again.

Chen Mu noticed the paper airplane tightly clutched in the student's hand and couldn't hold back from asking, "Did you write something in that paper airplane?"

Seeing the student's face blush a little.

Chen Mu figured he was probably right, and his curiosity surged, "What did you write that's worth such a big risk to retrieve it?"

The student's eyes were filled with longing as he looked at the paper airplane, "Just... wrote some things to confess to my goddess..."

"Hoping the goddess could accept my confession, wrote some cheesy words, originally just afraid others would see it, but now..."

Before he could finish, his gaze froze in a direction, and his whole body shuddered.

Chen Mu followed the student's gaze and saw a fashionably dressed girl looking this way with surprise.

Chen Mu teased the student, "Is that your goddess?"

The student wailed, clutching the paper airplane and covering his face, "I have no goddess, Dr. Chen. When can I get on the ambulance, I think I should go to the hospital..."