"No—send them away." Tang Sili didn’t even glance at the two of them; he simply turned back to face his desk, where he was supposed to work.
Xiao Shulan’s icy gaze flicked over his cold white back. Clenching her teeth, she stormed out of the office with her daughter.
What a loud slam of the door.
Nurses passing by were almost frightened into having heart attacks.
Ou Yanan rushed over, arriving on the heels of the commotion, and without looking, pushed open the door and entered the professor’s office, asking, "Professor, did you say the patient was to be transferred?"
"Yes." Tang Sili had just received instructions from Xiao Yebai, so he told the student, "It’s not suitable for Mrs. Xiao to recuperate here; we’ll find her a more appropriate place. I may not be in the hospital these next few days; keep an eye on the patients who are still hospitalized." Latest content publıshed on 𝕟𝕠𝕧𝕖𝕝·𝘧𝙞𝙧𝙚·𝔫𝔢𝔱
Clearly, Ou Yanan, upon hearing the first part, ignored what was said afterward, only focusing on his anxiety, "Where is she being sent? What if she needs emergency care? Will the medical facilities there be sufficient? Is there a doctor accompanying her?"
Seeing that his student’s heart was not with him, Tang Sili lifted his eyes with a hint of amusement and swept across the other’s face, the corners of his mouth slightly raised: "It seems Doctor Ou doesn’t even trust my medical skills anymore."
Ou Yanan was taken aback, then quickly realized he had misspoken and corrected himself, "No, Professor, I just—"
"That’s alright, I know, Doctor Ou has become very confident now. A doctor needs to be confident." Tang Sili sat leisurely with his hands crossed on his lap, scrutinizing him, "Previously, I thought Doctor Ou’s biggest flaw was his lack of confidence, always seeking the teacher’s advice before making any decisions. I didn’t expect Mrs. Xiao to change this bad habit of Doctor Ou."
"Professor—" Ou Yanan struggled to argue, "I’m just concerned about my patient."
This statement merely made Tang Sili raise his eyebrows.
Ou Yanan realized how powerless his words had been. He didn’t need Tang Sili to tell him; he knew what was going on.
Seeing him fall silent, as though calming down, Tang Sili continued, "I will be leaving with Mrs. Xiao for a while. During this time, let those who should be discharged go home. Don’t admit new patients without my permission; I wouldn’t want you ruined by certain individuals because you are still young."
"I understand, Professor." Ou Yanan faced him seriously, nodding obediently, then added, "If you need my help over there—"
"Don’t worry, if I need you, I’ll definitely call you." Tang Sili assured him without a moment’s hesitation, but added, "Your mother has come all the way here, I personally think you should communicate well with her, otherwise, your family might think I’ve kidnapped you and hidden you somewhere, which would be very difficult to handle."
Thinking of Ou Chunhua, this time Ou Yanan didn’t frown, but calmly said, "I will certainly handle these personal issues well, otherwise, I can’t be a competent doctor."
"You’re right to think so," Tang Sili smiled slightly.
Ou Yanan thought there seemed to be something behind his smile.
Leaving Tang Sili’s office, Ou Yanan walked to where he had originally separated from Ou Chunhua. Indeed, Ou Chunhua was still sitting on the bench in the hallway, motionless. People passing by, seeing her lavishly dressed, did not dare to disturb her lightly.
Hearing footsteps approaching her, Ou Chunhua turned her head, saw him, and her eyes lit up with a smile, saying, "Yanan—"