University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

Chapter 621: Chapter 483: This Can’t Be Right—How Come He Doesn’t Even Have a Concussion?

The cameraman following the show really knows how to catch angles.

The camera swings around.

Chen Mu’s dumbfounded expression clearly appears on the live broadcast.

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"Dr. Chen: Who taught you to compensate people like this???"

"This is hilarious, I think my wife’s gift-giving logic is great – after all, cattle and horse go best with cow and horse coffee!"

"Goddamn cattle and horse with cow and horse coffee, if those intern doctors heard this, they might want to have a private chat with you about the art of language."

"So interns are only fit to drink iced Americanos? Hahaha!!! Giving you coffee is to help you work overtime better!!!"

"I need to clarify a bit, my wife’s EQ in the entertainment circle used to be pretty high, but after recording this show, I don’t know what’s happened..."

"Let’s just say, is there a possibility that the feng shui at Hai City University isn’t great, causing my wife’s EQ issues."

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"Hai City University: You’re so superior! You’re so proud! Is everything our school’s feng shui problem??!!"

"Hahaha!!! Man, someday, I’m going to die laughing at the bullet screen!"

"..."

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"The school will buy food for the interns, don’t bother sending iced Americanos. I’m afraid those kids can’t handle it."

Chen Mu rubbed his slightly aching forehead.

Looking at Su Bingbing in front of him, he suddenly felt that this female reporter’s troublemaking ability, in some situations, was on par with those tender university students at school.

After a brief moment of silence.

Chen Mu sighed and continued, "Actually, the sudden appearance of a patient was just a coincidence, and it has nothing to do with your slip of the tongue, Reporter Su. You don’t need to brood over it."

Hearing this from Chen Mu.

Su Bingbing involuntarily breathed a sigh of relief.

She somewhat belatedly realized.

Her previous behavior was indeed a bit overly anxious.

Walking over to the sofa in the school clinic, Su Bingbing sat down and gazed at Chen Mu with a somewhat resentful expression, "Dr. Chen, you make it sound so simple, but everything happened so fast, it’s hard for me not to think it’s my fault..."

Up to now.

Su Bingbing was still reflecting, thinking that if she hadn’t run her mouth.

How could a patient show up so quickly at Hai City University hospital?

At this moment.

Su Bingbing’s mind was indeed in chaos.

Chen Mu was helpless.

Remembering back to his days in the emergency room when he mentored an intern.

The people in the department were just joking around, sharing some supernatural rumors with the young guy.

But it turned out that kid might have just been unlucky.

That night.

When the young guy, who didn’t believe in such things, decided to try mentioning every rumor, thinking nothing was happening.

In the end.

He barely opened his mouth to say, "Today seems quiet."

The entire night, he didn’t have the chance to say another unnecessary word.

The whole department.

Was bustling non-stop.

Until the next morning, when the shift change happened, did things finally ease up.

That day in the locker room, facing colleagues who had worked overnight.

That young guy almost kneeled to the entire department, declaring he really knew he was wrong and wouldn’t speak recklessly again.

At that time.

Chen Mu and the others found the kid’s attitude genuinely amusing.

After all, everyone knows that patients would have appeared even without those words; it’s just that the timing was coincidental.

At this moment.

The scene of Su Bingbing in front of Chen Mu overlapped with that of the intern back then.

Chen Mu lightly curled his lips, kindly reminding, "Reporter Su, if you think about it carefully, when you said those things, the patient had already been hit by the suitcase for quite a while."

Su Bingbing: "!!!"

Previously, her heart was full of guilt.

But now, hearing what Chen Mu said, Su Bingbing suddenly thought he might have a point.

Could it be that if she hadn’t said anything, the student wouldn’t have been hit by the suitcase?!

Impossible!

By that time, it had already happened.

The patient was already injured.

Feeling her emotions gradually relaxing, looking at the live camera next to her.

The female host, who had always been at ease in front of the live camera, suddenly showed a hint of embarrassment.

She awkwardly asked, "But that student is still lying in the hospital bed, if I act too relaxed, won’t that be improper?"

Just after Su Bingbing said this.

Chen Mu and the other interns in the room looked puzzled.

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From their perspective, they couldn’t quite understand what Su Bingbing was trying to convey.

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"As a healthcare worker, I want to say, if the doctor isn’t tense about you, you should be happy."

"It’s true; if the doctor is really tense and worried about your condition, you can pretty much start worrying about whether you’ll see the sun tomorrow."

"Don’t fear the doctor smiling; fear the concern hidden in their eyes."

"This is probably the biggest difference in mindset between healthcare workers and people in the entertainment industry. Though she’s worked alongside Dr. Chen for a few days, my wife, having spent so many years in the entertainment industry, finds it hard to break free from the inherent mindset of that circle, sigh..."

"What does this have to do with circles?"

"How can it not? Think back carefully; the celebrities of the past were free to speak their minds in front of cameras, while today’s stars have every word vetted by PR teams – there’s not a single unscripted word."