The people present noticed that Zhang Li’s expression didn’t look right.
What does he want to do?
"You—" Zhang Li suddenly turned around and pointed at Xie Wanying, "I remember you."
During her high school years, Xie Wanying visited the Zhang family as a guest, but the visits were few and far between. Perhaps she occasionally saw her desk mate’s older brother at his house, but she didn’t have a deep impression of him.
In her vague memory of this person, as Zhang Wei had said, Zhang Li seemed to only like playing video games in his own room and wouldn’t come out to greet guests. Even when he came to the kitchen for food, he would brush past guests with a cold face, showing no manners or etiquette. The Zhang Family Parents couldn’t reprimand their son, let alone Zhang Wei.
Every time Zhang Wei felt embarrassed by her brother in front of classmates, she would feel overshadowed by a metaphorical cloud.
Despite not meeting face-to-face more than a couple of times, Zhang Wei’s older brother actually remembers her?
How could Zhang Li not remember her? She was his sister’s desk mate, identified by his parents as a beautiful girl. He admitted that his sister’s desk mate was indeed beautiful. The problem was that she seemed like a dull person; she didn’t know how to please him during visits, nor did she ever greet him proactively. It’s possible his sister urged her classmate not to talk to him, treating him like air. In his view, Xie Wanying always sided with his sister.
Not talking to Zhang Li was merely because he didn’t seem like someone who would greet her. Why should she bother this big figure?
"Are you Xie Wanying?"
As soon as Zhang Li spoke, Zhao Zhaowei and the others tensed up. This sentence clearly indicated the person recognized who Student Xie was.
"Yes." There was no way to deny it; her doctor’s badge clearly stated it, unless he couldn’t read.
"You come to calm my son."
What!
Zhang Desheng and Zhao Zhaowei rushed to explain to the family: "Don’t get it wrong; she’s not the attending doctor for this child, approaching her won’t help."
"Isn’t she a doctor? If she’s not working, why is she standing here? Is she here to watch my son for fun?" Zhang Li pointed at the heads of their group.
This rogue, truly a rogue. Obviously aware the medical students standing here are mainly for learning; it couldn’t possibly be to watch the scene.
"You said yourselves that my wife and I can’t calm the child, hence you doctors should come. I’m asking her to comfort my son; what’s wrong with that? So, she can’t even comfort a child, huh?"
The characteristic of a rogue is to turn black into white, venting emotions to portray himself as the weaker party, effectively flipping the narrative.
"Alright." Doctor Tian and Doctor Wang exchanged a glance, stopping Zhao Zhaowei and the group of students from continuing to argue with the family, saying, "Fine, we’ll have her take care of your child. This way, parents can feel assured and leave."
Teacher!? The male students, including Zhao Zhaowei, were astonished. This was actively pushing Student Xie into the fire.
In clinical practice, one must have this level of enlightenment to accept various difficulties posed by patient’s families. If you argue with them, the only outcome is the patient suffers. Socially, medical personnel can quarrel with the family. But if medical personnel involve innocent pediatric patients, they will definitely face public outrage.
Calming a pediatric patient’s pre-surgery emotions is indeed within the pediatric medical staff’s work scope; there’s no way around it.
Being a doctor requires such patience, not risking major plans for minor grievances.
"Is she capable, hubby?" Mother Taotao looked at Xie Wanying, a young female doctor, with skepticism.
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