Free Web NovelChapter 2290: Chapter 2289: Peculiar
"This—" Zhang Desheng touched his forehead to ensure he wasn’t feverish, "Am I dreaming?"
Zhao Zhaowei squinted at Pan Shihua, who was laughing like a blooming flower across from him, and said, "Stop laughing."
Pan, if you keep laughing, you’re going to laugh yourself to death.
"Let’s go," Ren Chongda said, raising his large hand in a wave once everyone had gathered.
The students followed the teacher out of the room.
A group of students and teachers didn’t have a special vehicle, so they had to take the bus and subway.
"Where are we going?" Zhang Desheng asked the counselor.
Ren Chongda pointed at Student Xie: "Let her tell you. She was there last night."
"Shou’er," Xie Wanying said.
They were surprised that they could intern at the top-ranking Shou’er for pediatrics. Who granted them this "privilege"? Amidst the joy, there was also a hint of fear, sensing something unusual.
Ren Chongda was just as surprised when he received the notification from above.
Previously, there were rumors that President Wu frequently sent people to Shou’er for training, aiming to expand pediatrics. Maybe the college adjusted the internship plan to cater to the employment units’ need for pediatric talents. The issue was that arranging internships at Shou’er was no easy task.
Guoxie Medical College and its students were strong, but Shou’er wasn’t affiliated with Guoxie; it was Guodu’s affiliated teaching hospital. Like Beidu, they wouldn’t casually let Guoxie’s students come to learn, fearing conflicts with their own Guodu students.
Someone had to coordinate this matter. For instance, Dai Ronghong used private channels to ask Shou’er leaders to arrange for her son to intern there. The information that Guoxie’s pediatric surgery was recruiting was well-known. If Dai Nanhui wanted to stay at Guoxie with his mom, aiming for pediatric surgery was the safest route, easier than staying in his mom’s ICU where manpower wasn’t lacking.
Who coordinated this? Who provided this favor?
Since this matter had little to do with Ren Chongda himself, and he hadn’t originally planned for these students to go to Shou’er, the counselor was just as bewildered upon receiving the news.
"Pediatrics isn’t easy," Zhao Zhaowei, the doctor’s kid, shared his experience with his classmates on the way.
"I know," Zhang Desheng, seasoned from previously helping Student Xie’s brother overcome his fear of white coats, replied. He had a knack for handling kids.
Zhao Zhaowei poured cold water on him: "Yingying’s brother is very well-behaved."
Her brother well-behaved? Xie Wanying thought, the first to oppose would certainly be her mom. If Xie Youtian was a well-behaved child, he wouldn’t be calling "Brother Cao, Brother Cao" all the time.
Smart kids aren’t very obedient; you can’t expect someone with a sharp mind to be easily managed.
"Forget it, you don’t know kids better than I do," Zhang Desheng couldn’t bear to look at Student Zhao, puzzled as to why this guy was joining them for the internship at Shou’er.
In Zhao Zhaowei’s four-person dorm room, Zhang Desheng had the best grades, leading the class in internal medicine internship scores. You couldn’t tell just by looking at him.
Zhao Zhaowei’s grades were only average. He yelled upon hearing this: "Why don’t you talk about him?"
Wei Shangquan, whom Zhao was pointing at, had even worse written exam scores than Zhao.
The teachers’ arrangement and thoughts regarding these students’ internships were unexpected and curious, why were these particular students designated for Shou’er?
