Chapter 411 - 411 411 Keep calm

Chapter 411: [411] Keep calm Chapter 411: [411] Keep calm “Senior Sister.” Xie Wanying realized who was coming and turned to say, “Let’s go over there and sit while we wait for Second Senior Sister to come out.”

Lau Jingyun took a few steps closer and, upon seeing her expressionless face, couldn’t help but grasp her slightly cold hand. “Yingying—”

“I’m fine.” Xie Wanying forced a smile to her Senior Sister and turned to sit down on the cold metal bench outside the operating room.

Following, Lau Jingyun sat down beside her, shoulder to shoulder.

Everything that had happened tonight felt like a nightmare, Lau Jingyun thought.

“Senior Sister, where’s Officer Hu?” Xie Wanying asked, noticing only her Senior Sister was there.

“He received a call on the way, possibly from his superior, and went to answer it,” Lau Jingyun said, folding her hands in prayer over her knees, “I can’t be concerned about him right now. The most important thing is that Xiang Yu is okay.”

“Second Senior Sister should be fine. I haven’t seen anyone rushing in or out.”

If the situation inside the operating room was dire, they would definitely be calling for support all over. If the doctors inside were panicking, there would be signs of chaos at the door of the operating room.

The junior sister was showing her professional calmness at this moment. After listening to her junior sister’s analysis, Lau Jingyun’s pale face regained some color, and she looked again at the operating room door. “I want to go in and see what’s happening, but I’d definitely be scolded by the seniors and asked to leave.”

“Senior Sister, it’s not your fault.”

“Nor is it yours, Yingying. What’s strange is that Xiang Yu never said she felt unwell. Shouldn’t getting a fishbone stuck be painful?” Lau Jingyun frowned and spoke, perplexed by the strange condition of her junior sister, unsure of what was going on. Especially since the senior teachers had also failed to identify any issue just before.

Because Second Senior Sister’s symptoms were not like those of other patients, completely atypical, she needed to think about what could be happening. Xie Wanying mused over the professional problem in her head, trusting that the teachers were doing the same.

“You ran over there just now thinking of helping Teacher Fu, right?” Lau Jingyun recalled what Robot had told her junior sister and sighed.

“It’s okay, Senior Sister. Teacher Fu just doesn’t understand me; I never planned to go inside,” Xie Wanying stated matter-of-factly. The teacher’s thinking wasn’t wrong—who would let an unfamiliar student into the operating room? She didn’t dare to have such thoughts, so when she saw the teacher, she made sure to speak first, hoping to help the teacher and her senior sister.

Upon hearing her response, Lau Jingyun turned back with a hint of surprise in her eyes. “You didn’t plan to go inside, Yingying?”

“No.” She was clear about her current status and capabilities. Going into the operating room now, she wouldn’t be of any help; it wasn’t her turn to hold the retractor. She thought about how Senior Zhou and Senior Brother Huang, who were probably the main surgeons, might be inside doing just that.

“Why did you come here then?” Lau Jingyun asked, puzzled.

“It’s possible the nurses inside are busy and need someone to run and fetch blood. I can help with that,” Xie Wanying explained. “If the teachers suddenly encounter a problem and want to ask in more detail about Second Senior Sister’s earlier condition, I’ll be here to answer without them having to make a call.”

The junior sister thought too professionally. After hearing her, Lau Jingyun placed a hand on her shoulder. “I should learn from you; I’m not as calm as you.”

“Well said, a doctor must remain calm at all times and cannot lose their composure.”

The voice that appeared in front of them made Lau Jingyun and Xie Wanying lift their heads.

Standing before them was an elderly man, simply dressed, with white temples and wearing reading glasses.

“Director Jiang,” Xie Wanying recognized the school’s leader and stood up.

“Sit, sit, sit.” Director Jiang gestured for her to remain seated.