Chapter 94: Chapter 93: Which important figure could make Dean Zhou treat them so carefully?
Zhou Wei always spoke tersely and to the point: “Chi Gui, I’ve arrived, please come to the hospital now.”
Chi Gui acknowledged but had not yet managed to ask the coach for leave when Lin Bo Tong’s call came first.
“Chi Gui, are you going to see Old Zhou about your hand today?” Lin Bo Tong asked with concern.
Chi Gui was holding her phone, bending over to put on her shoes: “Mm.”
“Go ahead, just call me if you need any help,” Lin Bo Tong instructed, “and let me know the results as soon as you have them, understand?”
Chi Gui obediently responded, “Okay.”
“You’re quick just with your mouth… You said before that you’d come to see me, but you never did… sigh… obviously, no one loves an old man anymore…” Lin Bo Tong muttered and hung up the phone.
She held her phone, lost in thought.
Could it be that Grandpa Lin really had entered the psychological state of a lonely old man?
Third Renmin Hospital.
Professor Li Weiyi received a call, excitedly told Chi Changjing and Old Sir Li: “Academician Zhou had finished his tasks and is now free. I’ll go and inquire; please wait for a moment.”
Then, he eagerly headed to the office specially arranged for Zhou Wei.
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Chi Changjing and Old Sir Li were both prominent figures in Nancheng; he hadn’t yet been able to join the National Research Institute High-level Expert Group, so currying favor with these big shots was surely beneficial for the future.
In front of Zhou Wei’s office, Li Weiyi cautiously knocked on the door and only after hearing a “come in” from inside did he respectfully push the door open.
“Academician Zhou, I wonder if you remember me?” Li Weiyi advanced with a smile, his tone filled with respect, “I’m Li Weiyi, one of this year’s candidates selected for the Expert Group.”
Hearing him speak, Zhou Wei smiled kindly: “Hello, Professor Li, what can I do for you?”
“It’s … I have a friend who suffered a severe hand injury years ago that affected the nerves, and is wondering if there’s still a chance for complete recovery,” Li Weiyi said.
Zhou Wei frowned slightly: “Not now… I have an important patient coming in soon; please wait.”
“Okay.” Li Weiyi was somewhat surprised; he hadn’t heard before of any patient in Nancheng who had caught Dean Zhou’s attention .
He didn’t dare to ask further, retreated out, and gently closed the door.
Chi Changjing, Zhao Yuexiu, Chi Yan, and Old Sir Li all waited in Li Weiyi’s office.
This was the mandatory route to Zhou Wei’s office.
The office door was open, and as they waited, they saw Chi Gui walking by.
She was dressed in a simple, casual outfit with her black hair casually tied up, her pale and slender fingers holding a phone, head down looking at something, completely unaware of the group of people in the office.
However, the people in the office could see her clearly.
Besides a flash of worry crossing Chi Changjing’s eyes, the expressions of the others were quite indifferent; they never thought of going out to speak with her.
Old Sir Li disinterestedly asked, “Is that Chi Gui?”
“Yes…” Chi Yan replied with a smile, “She’s in the same class as me, probably about to start her internship too, likely looking for a professor to guide her…”
Hearing this, Old Sir Li’s expression turned even more indifferent.
Compared with Chi Yan, personally groomed by Professor Li Weiyi, Chi Gui was hardly worth mentioning.
None of them brought up Chi Gui again, and after a few minutes, Li Weiyi pushed the door open and entered.
He sighed, “Everyone, I apologize… Academician Zhou has a very important patient to see, we have to wait.”
“That’s fine, that’s fine,” Old Sir Li hurriedly said, “I’m not in a hurry. The patient of Academician Zhou is important. I can wait until he has time to see me.”
Having said that, Old Sir Li couldn’t help but be surprised.
He had once tried to invite Academician Zhou for a consultation, but without the right connections, he couldn’t even meet him. Google seaʀᴄh NoveIꜰire.net
Who could be such a significant figure that even the Dean Zhou treated them with such caution?