Fire Chief vs. Surgeon: A Tale of Relentless Pursuit
Chapter 474: At Least You Still Call Me Aunt Lu

Chapter 474: Chapter 474: At Least You Still Call Me Aunt Lu

Lu Jing finally felt satisfied:

"Not bad, I will prescribe some medicine for you, and then you should go to the inpatient department and find someone at the nurse station to do some physical therapy for you.

You need to do physical therapy every day, two sessions, each lasting half an hour."

"Mmm, okay!"

Lu Jing didn’t say much more and directly wrote the prescription.

Soon after, Wu Huai left again.

Afterward, Lu Lu saw about three more patients before it was time to clock out.

Just then, the director also finished surgery.

"Xiao Zhang, I’m leaving the patients in your care, I’m going to check on the outpatient clinic."

Dr. Zhang was the first assistant for this surgery and was very familiar with the patient’s condition, so the director felt reassured leaving them under his care.

"Okay, Director."

"Let me know immediately if there’s any situation."

"Yes, yes, of course."

After giving these instructions, the director then entered the elevator.

Over in the outpatient clinic, Lu Jing was already tidying up the desk, the computer was turned off, the office was briefly cleaned, and the director had arrived.

"Oh, is Xiao Jiang here too?"

Jiang Ye stood up and respectfully greeted:

"Teacher."

Yes, following his wife’s lead is sure to be correct, and it also feels more intimate.

Lu Jing rolled his eyes at this thick-skinned man, before asking the director:

"Teacher, how did the surgery go?"

"Very successful!"

Quite confident.

Indeed, if even the famously skillful surgeon wasn’t confident, then what would the patients do...

"Alright, Xiao Lu, you can knock off work now."

Lu Jing finished cleaning up the trash and stood up:

"Teacher, then I’ll be leaving."

"Go on, you were supposed to have the day off, yet you covered a shift for the whole afternoon."

"Heh heh, Teacher, what’s there to it? Isn’t it perfectly normal?"

The director waved his hand dismissively:

"Don’t dawdle now, or Xiao Jiang will start to get impatient," he said teasingly.

Jiang Ye instantly looked helpless and didn’t dare to contradict:

"You’re joking, Teacher," he replied softly.

How could he dare to?

Soon, the two left the outpatient office and went out through the lobby.

"I wonder how Xiao Kai is doing? Jiang Ye, let’s go have a look."

"Okay."

Both of them had been worried all along, and without checking, they truly wouldn’t feel at ease.

After so much time had passed, they didn’t know if the children had started to improve yet?

...

Emergency department.

Not only was Old Qin there, but Mrs. Qin was too, her eyes red and swollen from crying.

It is mothers who worry about their children the most!

After all, that is flesh and blood from their own bodies!

Seeing the child lying on the hospital bed, a tiny hand with an IV needle in it, was heart-wrenchingly painful.

Perhaps all the mothers there had cursed the kindergarten countless times already.

And they were right to do so!

If they couldn’t even ensure the most basic food safety, what were they doing running a kindergarten?

And the fees weren’t cheap; it reeked of blatant fraud!

The moment Mrs. Qin saw her son, tears gushed out uncontrollably like water from a tap.

Now, it had slowed down a bit.

But when she saw Jiang Ye and Lu Jing, she struggled to control her tears again.

"Xiao Lu."

Lu Jing hurried over and took Mrs. Qin’s hand:

"Sister-in-law."

Both of them worked in the medical system and generally understood the situation, but emotionally it was harder to handle.

"How is Xiao Kai doing?"

"Well, he’s okay. Thanks to you for staying with him and taking care of him all this time. Xiao Lu, I really appreciate you."

Lu Jing patted Mrs. Qin’s hand:

"It’s really nothing, you two are too courteous. Taking care of Xiao Kai is what I should do, isn’t it? After all, he calls me Aunt Lu!"