Chapter 308: [(308)] The Anxious Senior Cao Clarifying Chapter 308: [(308)] The Anxious Senior Cao Clarifying “No, he came to ask me what was going on with my student, about the call that was made last night. I guess the emergency room incident last night took him by surprise. Because before he started mentoring her, he had never heard or witnessed anything about what she’d done,” Ren Chongda explained in detail. “I thought about it, and I’ve always been afraid she’d suddenly fall apart. I criticize her as if she’s a female Hercules, but she never understands what my criticism means. She’s fearless; isn’t that like a Hercules?”
“So you colluded with him to take the body of his patient to scare her, wanted her to feel fear?” Zhu Huicang listened and wanted to laugh, “What deceased patient could scare her?”
“The first patient she saved when she entered clinical practice in his department, who later died,” Ren Chongda said.
“That must have been a psychological blow for her. To think she saved someone only to end up not saving them.” Zhu Huicang stroked his chin and said, “You guys are really cruel.”
“Whatever they did, it has nothing to do with me!” Cao Yong clarified angrily. If he wanted to scare her, would he need to wait until now?
The patient had passed away almost half a month ago. Before that, the body was at the morgue because the donation procedure required not only the patient’s own consent before death but also the family’s agreement, and there was some dispute among the relatives. In the end, the consent was given by the patient’s son.
The patient’s son said that his mother was supposed to die that night, and without Xie Wanying, a medical student like her, she wouldn’t have been able to live for those extra days, so he wanted to help his mother her body to the medical students.
“And then you arranged to move the body there overnight?” Zhu Huicang asked again.
“To the specimen dissection room.”
“The General Surgery Second Specimen Room?”
“No, it was from your cardiothoracic department.”
“Ah, how come I didn’t know about it?” Zhu Huicang was greatly surprised, hoping not to have been innocently dragged down in the same way as Cao Yong.
“Fu Xinheng agreed to it,” Ren Chongda said.
Cao Yong sneered: Just as I expected.
The guy is like a robot; he has no emotions. He certainly thinks that it’s the best way to handle it.
“You,” Zhu Huicang pointed at Ren Chongda, “wouldn’t it be better to ask us before doing such things? What about collaboration with the Beidu faction?”
Ren Chongda spoke truthfully, “I felt that he was quite serious about mentoring my student.”
“Wouldn’t you say that your ‘who enters hell’ teaching philosophy coincides with theirs, isn’t that right?” Zhu Huicang took the opportunity to tease him, “You argued with me last time, and look at what you’ve done now.”
“She’s fine,” Ren Chongda wanted to cry. He’d done something he himself found cruel, yet his student remained unaffected.
Zhu Huicang was laughing so hard that he had to wipe his glasses.
Cao Yong wanted to roll his eyes and glare at Ren Chongda, then commanded, “You go and explain it to her yourself; it has nothing to do with me!”
Ren Chongda, covering half of his face, dodged away.
This angered Cao Yong so much that he wanted to flip the table on the spot.
“Can’t you go and explain it to her yourself?” Ren Chongda murmured quietly.
“Would she believe me if I told her myself?” Cao Yong was about to shout at him.
Zhu Huicang tried to smooth things over, “Alright, alright, I’ll go and talk to her for you.”
The other two calmed down a little.
Zhu Huicang picked up his phone: “What’s her phone number?”
“13—-” Ren Chongda began to recite the numbers.
Tone after tone, the call was made.
Fortunate not to be busy in the hospital, Xie Wanying was nestled in her dormitory reading a medical book when her phone suddenly rang.
“Hello, may I ask if this is—-”
“I’m your Senior Zhu,” Zhu Huicang introduced himself.
Why would Senior Zhu suddenly call her? Xie Wanying wondered.
“I’m going to explain. The incident you experienced today has nothing to do with your Senior Cao. Your Teacher Tan made direct contact with someone from the medical school; your Senior Cao was not informed.”