Chapter 825: [825] Anomaly Detected Chapter 825: [825] Anomaly Detected Xie Wanying felt that there was something unusual about Senior Cao’s hand. Her instincts as a doctor told her that the way his muscular arm moved had subtly differed from its usual range of motion.
Finally, when she spoke, Cao Yong immediately prepared himself to listen attentively, “Yes, what is it?”
Xie Wanying turned her face, speaking earnestly to Senior Cao, “Did you hurt your hand somewhere?”
The little junior sister was straightforward, and as always, prone to “making mistakes” as soon as she spoke. Huang Zhilei couldn’t help but turn around to check on her and Senior Cao, wondering if the little junior sister knew that Senior Cao had almost gotten hurt for her.
Cao Yong lowered his raised arm, and his eyes met hers.
Senior Cao’s expression was somewhat strange, probably thinking that he had misspoken as Senior Brother Huang had predicted. Xie Wanying, wanting to show concern, closed her mouth.
Looking at her eyes and her reaction, Cao Yong was surprised that she could see that he was slightly injured, and his brows furrowed.
“She has no recollection of when she fainted,” said Song Xueling, standing behind the elders, his brows equally knitted with concern.
Tao Zhijie sighed again.
Clearly, her consciousness had been completely lost when she fainted, so she had no memory of the moment she collapsed. This was not a good sign; her brain had completely lacked oxygen for a moment, indicating retrograde amnesia, and brain damage could not be ruled out. It was quite possible that she was at risk of a cerebral hemorrhage or cardiac arrest. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have completely lost impression of the event.
“Rest, you must rest properly,” said Tan Kelin in a grave tone. This student’s mind was gifted; it would be a disaster if something indeed went wrong inside her head.
Hearing Teacher Tan speak, Xie Wanying remembered that he had asked her if she was alright at that time. After that, her memory abruptly cut back to before her rebirth. It seemed the teachers were right about her fainting, but what they didn’t know was that her fainting was actually pulled back into the memories from before her rebirth.
“Senior Cao, I’m fine,” Xie Wanying turned back and said to Senior Cao, hoping that as a neurosurgical expert, he would understand her implied meaning.
However, it was probably too difficult. For Senior Cao to understand that she was referring to rebirth, he might mistake her for actually having a delusion due to a real brain issue.
Cao Yong’s eyes showed a hint of solemnity as he continued to gently touch her head, smiling as he said, “It’s too late tonight. You sleep here, and go back to school to rest tomorrow.”
The other teachers around silently agreed, clearly all in support of Senior Cao’s suggestion.
“Isn’t Sunday when we’re supposed to go to my place for ice cream? I’ll take you outside for a walk,” Cao Yong said to her amiably.
“Right, what you need the most now is to relax your mind,” Huang Zhilei snapped back to reality and motioned to the junior sister.
The teachers thought that she had fainted due to excessive stress. Xie Wanying was momentarily taken aback, then thought that this explanation was better than any other.
“Relax more, listen to some music.”
“You can also play some basketball during your leisure time, though girls might not prefer basketball.”
“Girls can play badminton or table tennis.”
“What leisure activities do you usually enjoy?”
“You don’t need to ask her that. This girl is single-minded, definitely counting leisure time as study time. She is the person who seriously studied German after learning English and Japanese,” said Teacher Sun Yubo, clearly remembering how she had amazed everyone by saying she was studying three foreign languages during a call back then.