Chapter 1811: 1811: Crossing the River by Feeling Someone's Head

Capítulo 1811: Chapter 1811: Crossing the River by Feeling Someone’s Head

In the midst of playful banter, a group of medical students returned to their main focus, discussing Student Geng’s brother’s situation.

“How did Yingying figure it out? Even the teachers didn’t see it.”

Xie Wanying needed to clarify this to the whole class: “It’s because the patient’s condition worsened, and the symptoms became apparent.”

“What do you suspect he has? What happened to his spine?” Feng Yicong asked.

It seems Student Feng, who is dedicated to cardiology, doesn’t have much enthusiasm for learning about other specialties in advance.

“Yingying suspects he has a spinal tumor,” Student Pan Shihua said. “It could be a thoracic or lumbar tumor because of the chest pain and the development of double lower limb paralysis symptoms.”

Student Pan quickly grasped her ideas, without even looking at the patient’s medical records, just through rumors. Xie Wanying had long admired this.

The boys in the class didn’t think like her; they all surrounded Student Pan Shihua: “You should think for yourself, don’t just rely on Yingying’s head to cross the river.”

“Yingying, have you eaten?” Pan Shihua broke out of the circle to ask her, concerned.

Student Pan is very gentle and could tell she hadn’t had time to eat dinner. In fact, she hadn’t even gotten to bite the cake someone offered.

“A classmate invited me to dinner,” Xie Wanying recalled Zhao Wenzong’s invitation and said.

Besides them, Xie had other familiar old classmates, and hearing this made the group a bit sour. Probably because everyone could tell she had quite deep feelings for this old classmate.

After saying goodbye to the class, Xie Wanying walked alone to meet Zhao Wenzong at the noodle restaurant.

Zhao Wenzong, who came to meet her, mentioned in a text message that he wanted to treat her to dinner. However, when a classmate comes to visit, it wouldn’t be appropriate to let them pay for dinner, so Xie Wanying brought her wallet.

After the dinner rush, the restaurant wasn’t crowded and was relatively peaceful. Zhao Wenzong, busy with work at the school like her, arrived a bit late after working overtime for half an hour and taking a bus.

Upon arriving, he called to learn she had gone to the second floor. Xie Wanying went upstairs, scanned the room, and spotted the table in the corner; two people sat waiting for her.

Zhao Wenzong stood up and called to her: “Yingying, come here quickly. Hu Hao is treating tonight.”

The phone call hadn’t mentioned Hu Hao’s presence, so Xie Wanying was a bit surprised, had to remain vigilant, and walked up to Zhao Wenzong to ask, “Did he want to see me for something?”

“One can invite you to a meal even without a reason.” Zhao Wenzong forced a slightly awkward smile, trying to dismiss the concern, pulled out a chair for her to sit, cleared his throat, and continued, “We are classmates. Hu Hao hasn’t seen you for a long time. Heard you are very impressive now, working as a big doctor at Capital Hospital, so hurried here to treat you to a meal.”

Hu Hao, holding a teacup, nodded in agreement with Zhao’s clumsy explanation.

The classmates reunited in the Capital; it was entirely different from what she knew before her rebirth. Clearly, her rebirth trajectory had altered many lives.

“Is he working here now?” Xie Wanying asked again.

“Yes, he applied to a company here last month.” Zhao Wenzong updated her on Hu Hao’s recent situation.

After graduation, Hu Hao worked at an accounting firm. Accountants at domestic firms are quite sought after, considered upper-class white-collar workers. Before her rebirth, Hu Hao stayed at a firm in the provincial capital, but now he’s moved to the Capital, surely for other reasons.

Zhao Wenzong gave her a knowing look, confirming her suspicions. Hu Hao had come to the Capital upon hearing that Zhang Wei would be returning from abroad.