Chapter 974: [974] Need to go buy something for the teacher

Evening, the weather was so hot that there was barely any wind. It was said that a typhoon was forming along the coast. The weather had been noticeably fluctuating a lot recently.

Having copied the medical records, Xie Wanying stuffed them into her bag and had agreed with Teacher Lu to have dinner at the teacher’s house that night to discuss business. The conversation that evening could be very important for many people, a first step in exploration. Thinking about this, Xie Wanying was rather serious.

After work, she changed into her everyday clothes, and Song Xueling slung on his old brown bohemian briefcase, coming over to meet up with her.

Just as the two were about to leave, He Guangyou came over and said to both of them, “Teacher Tao wants you two not to rush off and to go to his office first.”

Perhaps there was something he wanted to instruct them on, so Xie Wanying and Song Xueling went to Tao Zhijie’s office first.

In the office, Tao Zhijie hastily took off his white coat, casually packed up his briefcase, and said, “Hurry up. Don’t delay the teacher’s dinner.”

Wasn’t he the one who called them over? And now he was rushing them off? Xie Wanying and Song Xueling were somewhat confused.

Tao Zhijie walked briskly to the door, and seeing that the two of them hadn’t moved, he gestured with his hand, “Hurry up and go buy fruit.”

Only then did Xie Wanying and the others understand. Senior Tao was bringing them to buy something. Probably because he had heard her on the phone last time saying that when going to Teacher Lu’s house for dinner, they should bring fruit.

The three of them quickly walked out of the inpatient department. There were plenty of fruit stalls around the hospital, but Tao Zhijie led them to the parking lot, clearly intending to drive them somewhere special to buy things.

Opening the car door. They heard a shout from a distance: “Wait for me—”

Gao Zhaocheng ran over and caught up with the three of them, saying, “You’re going to buy something for Teacher Lu, I’m going too.”

The three of them hadn’t had time to react. Gao Zhaocheng directly opened the passenger door and sat down, while urging the three of them, “Get in the car, at what time is the teacher having dinner?”

Xie Wanying answered, “The teacher instructed us to call her before going to her house. I haven’t called yet.”

“We’ll see when it’s about time, then you call her. Of course, we can’t be too late,” Gao Zhaocheng looked at his watch to keep track of time as he buckled up.

This person was completely familiar with them, and Tao Zhijie’s eyes were somewhat deep under the evening glow, smiling.

“Hey, it’s not just my business. I’ve been delegated by our whole department to handle it,” Gao Zhaocheng turned his head and explained to them for a moment.

Hearing that it was about the whole General Surgery Department Two, Tao Zhijie finally sat down at the driver’s seat ready to drive. Xie Wanying and the other sat in the back seat.

This junior brother was just like he always was, appearing gentle and polite on the surface but actually very domineering. Gao Zhaocheng grumbled to himself inwardly.

The car started. Gao Zhaocheng then remembered to ask, “Where do you plan on buying the stuff?”

Tao Zhijie held the steering wheel, his posture relaxed as his gaze fixed on the road ahead, seemingly ignoring his question.

“You focus on driving,” knowing he wouldn’t respond, Gao Zhaocheng turned to the people in the back and said, “When you guys go up to the teacher’s house, don’t mention that we bought all this stuff.”

Not saying that the senior bought it, do they mean to say that the two of them bought it? The only thing left on Xie Wanying and Song Xueling’s faces was a deep shock.

“You have to learn to lie, you know?” Gao Zhaocheng taught the two of them to learn how to take the rap for their superiors.

Song Xueling turned his face away, his tranquil brown eyes gazing out the car window, seemingly ready to lie down flat like a cat.

Compared to him, Xie Wanying was not willing to give up and struggled to say, “Senior, I’m just an intern.”