Chapter 769 - 769 The answer is more terrifying than expected

Chapter 769: The answer is more terrifying than expected Chapter 769: The answer is more terrifying than expected The two were close, and now he could clearly see why when she looked at him, her eyes were motionless. It was because her eyes were already brimming with fluid, fearing that if she blinked, the lakes of tears in her eyes would burst forth.

Crying? Why was she crying while looking at him? Wasn’t that strange? He wasn’t a pop idol, just a doctor. Why was she crying looking at him? She came here to sell tea, not to see a doctor, and she certainly didn’t need to cry in front of him, a physician.

Wait, let him clarify something—had he heard wrong, was she not here to sell tea but seeking medical help instead?

“Are you a family member of a patient? Or are you ill yourself?”

After her body shivered slightly, it was as if she snapped out of some trance and nodded, “I’m here to find Professor Wei; he said he wanted to get tea leaves.”

In the following encounter, she no longer looked at his face.

She wouldn’t look at his face anymore, as if it had suddenly become a malignant tumor.

How could anyone withstand such a feeling?

That day in the elevator, she had been talking face to face with Huang Zhilei and looking at him. When he entered, he deliberately stood right in front of her eyes, but she ignored his face entirely. Yes, so he had decided to ask her out for dinner.

Damn Kang Mingzhu, hadn’t she cleared things up with her to this day!

“I want to know what’s going on. Tell me now,” said Yin Fengchun, his finger pointing to the ground, indicating that today he must know the answer or he wouldn’t rest.

How could she explain this? It was her childhood friend’s private matter. Without her friend’s consent, how could she divulge it to others?

“Doctor Yin,” Xie Wanying hoped he could understand her friend from the perspective of a physician. “You’re a doctor; I believe you know what’s best for her.”

“I’m asking you, she mistook me for someone else. What’s happened to that person now? Did he abandon her?” Yin Fengchun asked.

Abandon? What does ‘abandon’ mean? Does dying qualify as ‘abandoning’? Xie Wanying found it hard to define the term ‘abandonment’.

Seeing her silent and speechless, Yin Fengchun took a deep breath, sensing that the answer he sought was likely much more terrible than the speculation he’d posed.

“Answer me, Xie Wanying!”

Xie Wanying had thought it through and said, “Doctor Yin, I’ll repeat what I said before. You’re a doctor; you should know what to do for her best interest.”

“I understand?” Yin Fengchun’s hand, stretched out, didn’t know where to grab.

Perhaps he should now pull her over and ask her face to face about what to do next.

The fire door seemed to be blown by a gust of wind and made a noise.

Their conversation came to an abrupt halt, unsure if there was someone outside listening.

His phone rang; it was from his own department. Yin Fengchun had to calm his emotions and pick up the phone to answer, “Yes, I have finished seeing patients in the Hepatobiliary Surgery. An emergency consultation? Okay, I will pass by and have a look, no need to send someone else down.”

Xie Wanying waited for him to finish talking.

Yin Fengchun, holding his phone, gave her a look, and enunciated every word, “I want you to explain things to me clearly later.” After saying that, he put his phone back into the chest pocket of his coat and hurried off to see his patients.

Wasn’t everything already clear? She had never encountered such a thing before, Xie Wanying was somewhat confused. She wondered whom she could ask for advice. Senior Cao perhaps? Suddenly, Senior Cao’s face came to her mind.

The phone rang unexpectedly—it was her childhood friend calling. Xie Wanying picked up the phone while nervously peeking out to see if Doctor Yin had walked far away and said, “Li Xuan, are you looking for me?”