Rebirth: He Decides to Lie Flat
Chapter 478 - 478 473 Yi Hailan

Chapter 478: Chapter 473 Yi Hailan Chapter 478: Chapter 473 Yi Hailan The director also had a rare day off today, but he didn’t expect that setting up his junior with a girlfriend would lead to trouble.

He was somewhat irked as well, thinking, “How come they don’t like you and yet you’re not willing to accept that?”

What now, clinging on?

“Alright, I’ll deal with this matter, so you don’t have to worry about it. If you receive another call, don’t bother with saving face for me, just hang up.”

“Look, if every blind date I go on turns out like this, how am I supposed to work? So, please stop arranging these for me in the future, it’s too terrifying.”

“Don’t use that as an excuse. This is an exception, most girls are still pretty good…”

That being said, the director truly didn’t dare to set him up on anymore blind dates after that; after all, this kid’s face was indeed too misleading. No one knows what the ancient Pan An looked like, but Dr. Yu at Furen Hospital was their hospital’s living billboard. Ever since he joined, a large number of handsome and beautiful doctors have been submitting resumes to this place.

Not to mention, the attractiveness of the hospital’s doctors and nurses did overall increase.

After that incident, everyone had a calm and pleasant year.

On the sixth day of the new lunar year, Yu Feng returned to the hospital to formally start work.

Today it was his turn to see patients, and at eight o’clock sharp, the nurses began to call numbers outside.

He methodically asked questions, conducted examinations, and wrote prescriptions, but when the fifth patient was called, Yu Feng, while reviewing the key points recorded by the intern, asked without looking up, “Describe your symptoms, please.”

“Dr. Yu, I…”

Yu Feng looked up and when he saw who was sitting before him, he paused for a moment, then his eyebrows slightly furrowed, and both his expression and tone cooled by a couple of degrees, “Miss Lin, our consultation numbers are accounted for. By taking a spot unreasonably, do you realize the serious consequences it could cause?”

The intern holding a pen, ready to take notes, looked up in shock upon hearing this and then glanced back and forth between his teacher and the pretty woman opposite him, whispering, “Should I leave the room, professor?”

Yu Feng glanced at him lightly, frightening the intern into sitting up straight immediately, with his head bowed, daring not to make a sound.

“Dr. Yu, I won’t take up too much of your time, just a few words, and I’ll leave after I’m done.”

Hounding a man to this extent was also a first for Miss Lin.

But…

She had encountered a real piece of work this time, and she really couldn’t bear to let go just like that.

She believed her performance that day was quite good; considering it was the first meeting, there should at least be a possibility to continue further contact. To be bluntly rejected after just ten minutes… if you told her that his sister hadn’t said something to him beforehand, she wouldn’t believe it if you killed her.

“My friend was just joking that day, and I just casually said what I did. None of it was to be taken seriously, and your sister…”

“I’m going to repeat myself,” Yu Feng was really getting angry now. His eyes were icy, and the words that came out were without any reservation, “My sister has nothing to do with this matter, Miss Lin. The most direct reason I cannot accept you is that you have body odor!”

As soon as the words “body odor” were said, the room fell into a deathly silence.

The intern stared at his record book, his eyes shining, as he inwardly chanted, “Holy shit, holy shit, holy shit… Finally, there’s new gossip about my teacher…”

At this moment, Miss Lin’s face had turned beet red, yet her eyes burned with an unusual anger. She was the one who was wrong, it was her mistake—she must have been blind to fall for such a hypocrite!

“Who smells of body odor? I’ve had surgery, it’s long gone.”

Strangely enough, whether or not Yu Feng heard her thoughts, he gently reminded her, “The surgery for body odor isn’t absolute; there’s generally about a fifty percent chance of recurrence. Unfortunately, Miss Lin belongs to that half. It’s winter now, so the odor isn’t noticeable, which is why only we doctors with sensitive noses can detect it. Thus, Miss Lin needn’t panic. Finding a boyfriend who isn’t a doctor before spring shouldn’t be too difficult. Otherwise, arranging another surgery before summer could probably help a lot.”

“You…”

Miss Lin rose in anger, glared at him furiously, and with her handbag tightly clutched, she turned and left.

The intern beside her was still looking down, but his shoulders shook slightly, his face also turning red. No matter what, he didn’t dare laugh in front of his teacher, but holding it in was quite difficult.

“Next.”

Yu Feng carried on as if nothing had happened, continuing to call numbers. The morning flew by in the blink of an eye, and once the last patient had left, he let out a slight sigh of relief. He stood up, stretched his somewhat stiff neck, asked the intern to tidy up the documents on the desk, and then picked up his cup and headed out.

“Doctor…”

Right as Yu Feng reached the door, he was blocked by a woman.

She was dressed in a navy tracksuit with a black down vest on top and white sneakers on her feet; her short hair was neatly styled. Her features were somewhat sharp, especially her eyes, which unconsciously exerted a kind of pressure on others. Yu Feng deduced that this was probably an effect of a long career.

Therefore, he guessed that the woman was either a military officer or a police officer, and if she was a police officer, most likely a detective.

But undoubtedly, the woman was beautiful, a beauty that was unique and striking.

“Doctor Yu, could you please make an exception and see one more patient?” asked the short-haired woman with an apologetic and pleading expression. “I’ve tried three times to get an appointment with you and never succeeded. Today I finally managed it, but somehow I got pushed to the end again and was told to come back tomorrow. But my… friend’s mother is not from Beijing, she doesn’t want to trouble me any further, and she wants to go back if she can’t see a doctor today. But…”

“Bring the person in,” Yu Feng interrupted, turning around and heading back to the consultation room, already knowing where Miss Lin’s appointment slot came from—the result of social maneuvering that pushed out someone else.

Such things were commonplace, hard to prevent. Yu Feng had given warnings once or twice, but there were always those below who quietly fit a few acquaintances in.

The short-haired woman paused for a moment, then joy rushed to her face. She quickly turned around to the waiting area, helped a sixty-year-old woman to stand, and said, “Aunt Liu, Doctor Yu is very reasonable. He has agreed to see us. Let’s hurry over.”

“Ah? He agreed? I’ve put you to quite some trouble, little Yi.”

The woman stood up with the aid of the short-haired lady, looking ahead but with no focus in her eyes; she clearly couldn’t see anything.

They both entered the consultation room, and the short-haired woman settled the lady into a chair before taking out a film from a big plastic bag she was carrying and handing it over, “Doctor, this is the scan from the hospital back home. The doctors there said there is a tumor in the brain that’s pressing on the optic nerve, which is why she can’t see. Please have a look at this.”

Yu Feng from Furen Hospital was young, promising, and highly skilled—this was common knowledge among various hospitals.

Ever since Yi Hailan knew her comrade’s mother had a tumor in her brain, she had visited many hospitals in Beijing. She had heard more than one person mention Dr. Yu, but she hadn’t paid much attention before—after all, it was just a name.

But now, seeing him in person, to be honest, the impact was quite significant. She had never known that medical skills and attractiveness could be directly proportional.

Upon their first meeting, Yu Feng left a pretty good impression…