Why would Chi Gui be here?!
Chi Yan, Su Qing, and Su Haikang simultaneously thought this.
Before this, they all believed Chi Gui knew she couldn’t pass the Kyoto City Hospital’s scrutiny, so she wisely stayed in Nancheng.
Now, suddenly seeing her figure, all three of them felt somewhat complicated.
Su Qing also didn’t know what he was thinking, absence still upon him, a whisper of "Chi Gui" had already escaped his lips.
There were many people coming and going—patients, doctors, nurses—the environment was noisy, and Su Qing, with his complicated feelings, didn’t call out very loudly. The latest_epɪ_sodes are on_the NoveI(F)ire.net
But Chi Gui still turned at the first opportunity, accurately spotting them through the crowd.
Seeing that it was the trio of Su Qing, Chi Gui had no particular expression on her face. She didn’t walk over, simply nodding faintly towards them in greeting.
Su Qing pursed his lips, his handsome face somber, showing no emotion.
A flicker passed through Su Haikang’s eyes as he thought of Old Sir Su’s words, then he stepped towards Chi Gui with a smile, saying, "Are you also heading to the cafeteria for a meal? Let’s go together."
Chi Gui: "No need, I can go by myself."
"How can that be?" Su Haikang posed like a kind elder, "You are also the daughter of Chang Jing, how can I let you go to eat alone?"
Hearing this, Chi Gui lifted her head, her dark almond-shaped eyes gazing quietly at Su Haikang for a moment.
He couldn’t discern the meaning behind Chi Gui’s look, yet inexplicably felt a bit awkward.
"Sister, are you also doing your internship at Kyoto City Hospital?" Chi Yan asked timely, her voice warm and soft, full of concern, "Dad has always been thinking about finding you a good internship school. If he knows you’ve entered Kyoto City Hospital, he’d be overjoyed."
Chi Gui spoke faintly: "Not an internship."
She was just following the Expert Group’s regulations to sit in for a few months.
So it wasn’t an internship.
Chi Yan breathed a sigh of relief. Her gaze lowered, noticing the orthopedic outpatient bag in Chi Gui’s hand, and exclaimed, "Sister, are you here for treatment? What happened to your hand?"
Hearing her words, Su Qing and Su Haikang then noticed the bag in Chi Gui’s hand.
Chi Gui: "I got a little injured before, here for a follow-up."
Another cry of shock from Chi Yan: "Injured? Was it before mom brought you back? How did you get hurt?"
Chi Gui’s almond eyes lingered on Chi Yan, seemingly with a hint of a smile. As she spoke again, her tone was calm with a trace of nonchalance: "Ambushed, a knife wound across the palm."
These two words instantly conjured in Su Haikang’s mind images of those little hoodlums involved in gangs and fights.
Adding on Chi Gui’s history of not even completing her second year of high school, Su Haikang was inclined to assume the worst.
It turned out Chi Gui hadn’t just failed to enter Kyoto City Hospital, she had also sustained serious hand injuries from previous fights.
For a surgeon who often needed to operate, hands that had suffered major damage meant her career ceiling was to find a decent hospital and be an ordinary doctor capable of only simple surgeries.
A world apart from Chi Yan’s future prospects.
He suddenly felt very fortunate that he had firmly refused Old Sir Su the day before.
Otherwise, if he fell out with Chi Yan over someone , the loss would have been enormous.
"Excuse me, may I leave now?" After Chi Gui finished, seeing the three people opposite her wearing different expressions, and saying nothing for quite a while, she reminded them with a hint of impatience.
Su Haikang snapped back to reality, smiling, "Of course, of course, then we won’t bother you anymore."
Knowing Chi Gui had no real prospect in medicine, Su Haikang didn’t feel like playing the affectionate uncle anymore, directly letting Chi Gui leave.
Chi Gui didn’t say much, she nodded her head towards the three individuals before turning and walking towards the cafeteria.
"Dad, isn’t this a bit inappropriate..." Su Qing frowned.
Hearing what Chi Gui said, he actually thought the same as Su Haikang.
Yet he faintly felt that something was not quite right...