"The nature of a wife and a child is quite different. He says we havenât experienced getting married or seeing a wife give birth, so we donât understand his state of mind. I admit I havenât, so I can only acknowledge this point of his. His wife, though, has long seen this point, so she specifically named Robot as her attending physician." At this point, Ren Chongda had to admire Li Xiaobingâs strength from the heart. In such a situation, she still had to support her husband who was on the verge of a mental breakdown.
Cao Yong glanced at the people beside him.
Receiving this sudden glance from Senior Cao, Xie Wanying quickly understood and shook her head: She didnât look at Senior Cao and Senior Zhu the same way. Cao Yong was worried that the poor performance of his old classmate would lead his young junior sister to misunderstand that he would be just as bad.
"I called Fu Xinheng, told Fu Xinheng, donât push him anymore, itâs meaningless. Fu Xinheng probably regrets it." Ren Chongda said.
Would Teacher Fu regret taking on senior fellow student Li as a patient? Xie Wanying didnât think so. Teacher Fu should treat all patients equally. Itâs just that Teacher Fu might find this situation a bit more troublesome.
"Who is her obstetrician?" Cao Yong recalled Zhu Huicangâs nagging on the phone earlier, thinking that the doctors in his hospital were not below the industry average in terms of technical skills.
"The Director. Someone from our hospital, going to the Director is the safest. If thereâs any issue, once the Director calls out, the technical strength of the entire hospital can rush to support." Ren Chongda said; Li Xiaobing, being in this industry, must have thought through when choosing a doctor.
The Directorâs technical level is definitely not inferior; moreover, thereâs the special advantage of mobilizing connections. So if thereâs a misjudgment concerning Li Xiaobingâs case, it must be due to the fact that, as the young junior sister said before, the timing of the illness had not yet come.
"I persuaded him, anyway, with a little over a month until his wife gives birth, she should just stay in the hospital. If anything happens, it can be dealt with immediately in the hospital. The couple can be at ease. The biggest problem now is whether after a few days without incident, their OB/GYN department runs out of beds and they ask her to be discharged. This is also his concern." Ren Chongda continued.
"Do you want me to have a talk with Director Lin over there?"
"If you can, that would be great." Ren Chongda said this and waited for Cao Yong to decide.
If Cao Yong steps in and says something, this bed could be secured. But Cao Yong might not be willing to speak up, for the simple reason that as a doctor, one cannot let a patient who isnât too serious hold up a bed and delay other patients who need it.
Xie Wanying could see that Senior Cao and Teacher Fu, like always, prioritized business above all else.
After waiting for a while without hearing him reply, Ren Chongda asked, "Where are you? I havenât had dinner yet, letâs eat together and discuss how to handle this matter."
About ten minutes later, arriving at the snack street behind the hospital, Ren Chongda looked at the man and woman in front of him with a surprised gaze.
"Sit." Cao Yong pulled out a chair for the young junior sister to sit down, not caring about his old classmateâs expression.
You and her are together, and you donât explain it to me? Do you want me to be a third wheel? Ren Chongda shot a disapproving look at him.
As things were, they had no choice but to sit down and eat together.
"Teacher Ren." Xie Wanying took the opportunity to ask the counselor, "Did Student Pan go home?"
"He went home. When you guys were off that day, he took the train home."
Pan Shihuaâs hometown is not far from the Capital, about three hours by train.