The child has a fever, and as someone who has cared like an old mother since childhood, and a doctor, Dr. Ning can’t possibly neglect concern.
Getting medical treatment in the United States is such a difficult thing.
Every time Shi Wangyue felt unwell before, she’d message Ning Youguang, and get treatment under her guidance.
Returning the phone to Gu Xi, Ning Youguang took out her phone and started sending a WeChat message to Shi Wangyue.
[Sister: There are many causes for summer fever, the most common being a cold and acute gastroenteritis. Check if it’s from the air conditioning causing a cold leading to an upper respiratory infection, or from eating unclean food, resulting in acute gastroenteritis causing the fever? For the former, treat with cold medications or Chinese anti-inflammatory medicines, and for the latter, antibiotics and anti-diarrhea medication are needed...]
Ten minutes later.
[Kid: [picture] Don’t worry, sis, I’ve already taken medicine.]
Ning Youguang carefully looked at the picture sent by the other party and found the medicine was for treating gastroenteritis, and she immediately replied:
[Sister: Haven’t you been eating properly lately? Drink less coffee, more soup. If you don’t have time to cook, you can ask your assistant to help you buy food.]
[Kid: Sorry, I forgot... Aggrieved jpg.]
While Ning Youguang was focused on sending WeChat messages to Shi Wangyue.
Gu Xi heard the subway announcement that there were two stops to Ning Youguang’s destination, but Ning Youguang showed no sign of preparing to get off.
She turned her head, wanting to remind her, but found her focused on sending WeChat messages.
Curiously, she asked, "You didn’t block your colleague?"
In Gu Xi’s understanding, for someone to spend every second on their phone at this time, it could only be about work.
Ning Youguang shook her head, "It’s not a work matter."
Gu Xi was surprised, "Then what is it?"
"The kid has a fever," Ning Youguang sighed softly.
[How come so many people are getting fevers in the middle of summer?]
Gu Xi was stunned and asked in confusion, "Whose kid has a fever, how old?"
"Mine, twenty-four years old."
"..." Gu Xi.
After getting off the subway and returning to her dormitory, Ning Youguang’s WeChat conversation with Shi Wangyue had gone from concerts, to treating fever, and back to the concert headliner, Zhou Tang.
[Kid: Who is Tangtang?]
When Shi Wangyue went abroad, Zhou Tang was still unknown in the Chinese entertainment circle.
He usually doesn’t follow celebrities and has always stayed in the United States.
Ning Youguang thought it was normal for Shi Wangyue not to know about "Tangtang," the superstar and next king of the Chinese entertainment world.
So she briefly left the WeChat app, searched Baidu for Zhou Tang’s profile and photos, and sent them to him.
It was indeed a very detailed introduction.
Because Shi Wangyue had drunk two large cups of iced Americano early that morning, causing his gastroenteritis to flare up, he lay on the office couch, looking at the photos Ning Youguang sent on the phone, and finally forced out two words:
[Kid: Very handsome.]
[Sister: He is quite handsome.]
Shi Wangyue had a moment of emotional pause, then sent a WeChat video over.
In the video, Shi Wangyue, with an ice pack on his forehead, asked, "Sister, are you a fan of Zhou Tang, that’s why you went to his concert?"
Ning Youguang shook her head earnestly, "No, I’m just a bystander."
In the video, Shi Wangyue fell silent.
Ning Youguang asked in confusion, "Who told you I’m a fan of Brother Zhou?"
[From that tone, if not a fan, must know him.]
Shi Wangyue continued pondering.
But he soon caught the key point: "Aren’t you his fan?"
Ning Youguang raised her eyebrows slightly, "Why do you think so?"