In the office, Professor Guo seemed to be busy and just glanced up:
"Give me two minutes, please have a seat."
Only someone highly skilled would act !
Jiang Ye slightly furrowed his brow but was forcibly pulled down to sit by the woman next to him.
It’s just a two-minute wait, not a long time, no need to fuss about it.
It’s probably due to the person’s keen sense of time, possibly related to their profession.
If it were a mission, not to mention two minutes, even two seconds could lead to a completely different outcome; it really was about fighting for every second!
Fortunately, when he said two minutes, it was just two minutes without any delay.
After Professor Guo finished her work, she stood up, washed her hands, and then sat back down.
"What is your relationship?"
Before Lu Jing had the chance to respond, he saw the man silently pulling out their marriage certificate.
The female professor glanced at it, nodded, and didn’t pursue the topic any further.
It was just a routine question; otherwise, they would have to ask someone to leave.
Since they were legitimately married, there obviously wouldn’t be any of those issues.
"What’s the situation with this young lady?"
Lu Jing tensely pursed his lips several times before slowly speaking:
"We want to have a child."
With that statement, it was already seventy to eighty percent clear.
They were at the hospital because they evidently wanted to have a child but couldn’t!
The female professor brought over a soft cushion:
"Put your wrist here; I’ll take your pulse first."
I thought she was just a Western medicine practitioner, who knew she also knew Chinese medicine?
Truly worthy of being the face of this high-end private hospital, covering all bases.
The female professor took her pulse for about a minute, then stopped, but her face wrinkled slightly.
This made Lu Jing and Jiang Ye very anxious: Could there really be some serious issue?
Seeing the couple’s nervousness, Professor Guo finally spoke soothingly,
"Don’t worry, it’s nothing."
Both of them finally took a deep breath.
"Alright, I’ll give you a referral for some tests now. Go have them done, and come straight back afterward."
In a private hospital, someone would deliver the reports immediately, no need for patients to retrieve them themselves.
After completing the referral, the female professor picked up the phone and called a nurse in:
"Xiao Xiao, take them to the laboratory."
"Okay, okay, Professor Guo."
"Ladies and gentlemen, this way please."
This part wasn’t much different from a public hospital: first, go for laboratory tests.
After all, with advanced equipment, it’s definitely more capable and accurate than what the naked eye can see.
Of course, a doctor’s experience is precious, but that’s only needed in very rare cases.
Usually, it’s still reliant on precise diagnostic equipment.
At the laboratory, they didn’t need to queue; they just went into whichever examination room was ready, with a doctor already waiting, everything prepared.
Jiang Ye walked up to the door but was stopped by an assistant:
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Couldn’t just barge in, right?
He didn’t sit down; just stood leaning against the wall.
Inside the examination room, Lu Jing lay down as instructed by the doctor, and soon, the machine started operating.
About a minute later, the tightly closed door opened, and Lu Jing came out.
The man who was standing by the wall quickly stepped over:
"All done?" he asked.
"Mm, there’s one more test to go."