Chapter 1484: 1484: I See

Chapter 1484: Chapter 1484: I See

“It’s a thought-provoking story.” Qi Yunfeng’s sigh carried a deep and significant meaning.

Don’t just think of doctors; it’s the same in big companies and large corporations. Using connections is almost turning into a unique national condition in some people’s mouths. However, Qi Yunfeng, having spent time abroad, knows well that it’s the same everywhere in the world, backdoor dealings exist globally.

If you’re going to use connections, just do it, but treating love and marriage as a transactional stepping stone in life is undoubtedly the most contemptible thing.

It’s imaginable that Xie Wanying, having her mother’s kind of experience, would have knots in her heart when it comes to the choices of love and marriage. Deep in thought, behind his glasses, Qi Yunfeng might be thankful that he never revealed his identity to her.

Previously, he hadn’t done so simply because he believed that as a doctor, she wouldn’t care about a patient’s family’s identity. From her clear big eyes, he could tell that she treated all patients equally as a doctor. Now that he heard this story, he understood that it wasn’t just professional integrity; it was her deep hatred for such situations.

Wu Lixuan was surprised that the big boss was moved by the story. It’s rare for the godmother’s story to touch the big boss’s heart, who, without doubt, has heard many such backdoor stories and should not be surprised.

Secretary Liu’s eyes shifted, knowing why Qi Yunfeng was affected internally. It’s because it’s Dr. Xie’s mother’s story; otherwise, Qi Yunfeng would merely smile it off. Society is full of such unfair phenomena.

“Let’s go and see the patient.” Qi Yunfeng said in a calm tone. After dealing with Liu Wenyu’s matters, he intended to visit the injured coworkers. As the chief executive, his work schedule was filled.

Wu Lixuan followed behind the group, trying her best not to look at the environment of the cardiology department, avoiding the terrifying scene in her memories.

Watching them leave, Huang Zhilei quickly turned and went to find a place to call Senior Cao to report.

Receiving the call from his junior, Cao Yong was slightly surprised: “Is her mother’s cousin a doctor now?”

“It should be.”

“Where is she practicing medicine?”

“I don’t know. Senior brother, haven’t you been to Songyuan?”

A scene suddenly flashed in Cao Yong’s mind.

That year he went to help at the hospital in Songyuan. Later, he asked if anyone there knew who she was, and a few doctors and nurses vehemently said they didn’t recognize her.

Detecting the unusual silence from Senior Cao, Huang Zhilei inwardly exclaimed: Could it be that Junior Sister and her family have perhaps faced unfair treatment back home?

Cao Yong furrowed his brows, contemplating whether to revisit the place, secretly checking the situation in Songyuan again.

However, doing so without her consent might not be appropriate.

“Senior, no one would think Junior Sister wants to use your connections; she has the capability and doesn’t need it,” Huang Zhilei reassured Senior Cao. The main issue in Wu Lixuan’s story lies here.

Cao Yong, having heard his junior’s words, couldn’t help but smile.

What backdoor could she possibly use with him? Although a hospital might consider the opinions of front-line teachers regarding recruitment, ultimately, teachers’ opinions cannot influence the hospital leadership’s decisions. If they could, clinical teachers would wish all their favorite students could stay. Even the department leaders don’t have that decision-making power; it’s all in Old Naughty Boy’s hands.

Deciding to wait until she graduates to speak further is out of respect for her current desire to focus solely on her studies, nothing else. Cao Yong never bothers about others’ ridiculous rumors.