Cao Yongâs cool car stood out in the traffic, easily catching the attention of colleagues.
"Oh." Qiu Ruiyun and the others remembered, if it werenât for Cao Yong needing to find a more formal restaurant to treat his future mother-in-law, their Hepatobiliary Surgery department would have also tried out this new hotpot place tonight.
No one had expected the two dining places to be so close together; it truly is a small world.
The news wasnât known to many people tonight, but surely more will flock tomorrow when it spreads. Student Xieâs counselor and classmates hadnât shown up, unaware of it.
"Has Yingying gotten off work yet?" Kang Mingzhu worried about how her junior apprentice sister would feel upon hearing the news.
"Youâre overthinking it." Yu Xuexian shook his head at his girlfriendâs concerns.
A bunch of other bosses smiled without saying anything.
The reason why a group of teachers showed up was precisely because they knew about Student Xieâs overly calm nature. Especially tonight, after finally meeting Mother Xie in person, they understood what was going on.
After parting ways with the others, Chang Jiawei pulled aside an old classmate proudly, "See, I won the bet. Not only Cao Yong but a bunch of people accompanied Auntie to dinner."
Fu Xinheng had already considered this; it didnât surprise him. He mainly followed along because he wanted to catch a glimpse of Mother Xie. Some of Xie Wanyingâs behaviors were odd, making one question what her family education was like. Now it seemed, Mother Xie did quite well in raising her child.
For doctors, teachers, pilots, and such important roles facing the public, mental health is crucial, and a harmonious family can greatly alleviate the workersâ worries.
Mother Xieâs virtues could be said to add quite a few points to her daughterâs score.
At Guo Zhi Hospital, the surgery finished around midnight.
Post-operative patients from major surgeries might face dangerous situations the first night. A group of people transported the patient back to a VIP room prepared to be like an ICU, with the ventilator still in place. Anesthesiologist Doctor Mo wiped sweat from his hand: tonightâs surgery was thrilling but passed without danger, at one point it almost couldnât be completed.
After observing at the patientâs bedside for a while, Chief Surgeon Doctor Du Yeqing reported to the leadership via phone, "Director Zhang, the surgery is done, it went relatively smoothly."
Zhang Huayao had always had confidence in his people, saying, "Iâve spoken with Teacher Du, the obstetrics team will leave someone here tonight to be on duty with our people."
As this patient donated twenty million and due to the obvious risks following consecutive surgeries, the hospitalâs service level is to be upgraded.
Doctor Du Yeqing understood, "I wonât leave tonight, Iâll sleep here. Dr. Yuh will keep watch in the ward."
In such a situation, just having nurses on patrol wasnât enough; doctors were needed to handle emergencies at any time. The doctors on duty were frontline young doctors who needed to show their skills and gain experience.
Dr. Yuh silently raised his hand in his heart, indicating he heard the superiorâs command.
As for the obstetrics side, Du Haiwei was also not going to stay; young doctors would be on duty.
Student Geng Yongzhe returned, appearing in the ward and saying to Student Xie, "Yingying, go have dinner. Iâve kept your dinner in the office; you can heat it up and eat it. After dinner, go get some sleep."
Seeing her hesitate, Geng Yongzhe added, "Doctor Zuo told me to sleep first and then come over. Knowing your surgery would end late. Iâll cover the night shift; if anything arises, Iâll call you."
It seemed that Student Geng, after assisting with the obstetrics surgery in the operating room, left with the teachers, entrusted with a heavy responsibility by them.