Chapter 965: [965] Senior Cao is here

To be accurate, it’s not about being self-important. Because being self-important still has flaws to exploit. It was obstinacy, an occasional and inexplicable stubbornness that drove people crazy.

Zhijie didn’t make a sound and turned his back on everyone; no one knew what he was thinking.

“Yingying,” Gao Zhaocheng returned to the junior sister’s side and asked earnestly, “On what basis do you think the teacher will listen to you? I didn’t know you knew Teacher Lu before. How long have you two known each other?”

“They’ve only known each other for one day, okay?” Yu Xuexian told him.

Just one day—Gao Zhaocheng was incredibly surprised, and his eyes were full of astonishment when he looked at Xie Wanying.

It seemed like Senior Gao was about to get angry. Xie Wanying said, “I must mention Student Zhao first.”

What did her classmate have to do with Teacher Lu?

“Don’t change the subject,” Yu Xuexian warned her.

“I’m not,” Xie Wanying said. “The situation with Teacher Lu and Student Zhao is very similar, and Senior Tao knows.”

Zhijie remembered Zhao Zhaowei’s hospitalization experience, frowning slightly.

“How are they similar?” Yu Xuexian asked her loudly.

“Student Zhao didn’t want to be hospitalized. From the beginning, he just wanted to cover it up. Later, everyone forced him to be hospitalized. After being hospitalized, the initial treatment results were not good, and he regretted it deeply. As an intern, Student Zhao already had some self-judgment about his illness. Teacher Lu is a medical veteran and has even more thoughts about her own illness. She didn’t prepare to let everyone know, which must have been after her thorough contemplation.” Xie Wanying spoke slowly and clearly, methodically analyzing the teacher’s situation for her seniors.

For a moment, the seniors didn’t rush to speak; they seemed to think she had a point.

“I know you seniors are anxious and hope that Teacher Lu will be hospitalized and recover soon. But Student Zhao’s example is right here. Forced hospitalization is not a good plan for patients,” Xie Wanying pointed out the facts.

In fact, everyone knows that forcing someone to do something they don’t want to do is definitely bad, including hospitalization.

The best method, undoubtedly, is to persuade the patient to want to be hospitalized themselves so that they will cooperate well with the doctor’s treatment in the future. To achieve this, the prerequisite is the patient’s own awareness, need for hospitalization and treatment, and the ability to listen to the doctor’s advice.

All of this tests how much the patient trusts the doctor.

The turning point for Zhao Zhaowei came because he had trust in his classmate. What about now?

Teacher Lu was avoiding them, seemingly not trusting them.

Yu Xuexian grabbed his collar, exhaling hot air: Teacher Lu’s lack of trust in them was truly disheartening.

Holding the office door handle, Song Xueling turned his head and suddenly noticed someone standing behind him, lighting up his usually calm eyes with a trace of surprise.

The others followed his gaze and were equally startled, “Dr. Cao.”

Everyone made way voluntarily.

Cao Yong passed alone through the path in the middle.

Huang Zhilei, who had followed, stood outside, sneaking a peek inside at how the junior sister was doing. Pressured by several seniors, the intensity was imaginable, extremely daunting. That’s why he and Dr. Cao rushed over immediately from the operating room.

After knocking on the door, Cao Yong pushed it open to enter, avoiding startling everyone inside.

His arrival caused the facial expressions of Yu Xuexian and the others at the scene to freeze. Clearly, they weren’t prepared for his arrival, yet they had a premonition that he would definitely appear.