University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

Chapter 705: Chapter 524: Keeping a Venomous Snake in the Dorm? Taking It This Far? (Part 2)

"If everything is left to the intern doctors, why is Dr. Chen following along, just to steal the spotlight?"

"I’ve realized that this livestream, as long as there’s any tiny possibility, will latch onto Dr. Chen with suspicion, as if doubting Dr. Chen has become the right course of action..."

"It really is..."

"..."

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"Me, huh!"

Chen Mu shrugged, "The security guards who know how to catch snakes are off duty, and it’ll be a few hours before daylight. These students have early classes tomorrow morning, so we need to resolve the snake issue early and let the students sleep in the dorm, right..."

"So..." The intern doctor seemed to have a rough answer in mind.

However.

When looking at Chen Mu, there was still a bit of disbelief.

After all.

Although Dr. Chen looked good, he still seemed like a slender person.

Noticing the intern doctor’s gaze, he guessed what the guy was thinking.

Chen Mu had no intention of hiding it, smiled, and said, "Someone has to solve these problems. If the security isn’t here, I can do it as well."

"Dr. Chen, can you really catch snakes?" The intern doctor looked at Chen Mu with some skepticism.

Chen Mu shrugged: "Whether I can or not, just wait and see..."

A student in the dorm was bitten by a snake; this wasn’t a small matter.

When Chen Mu and the intern doctor got off the campus ambulance, they saw the dormitory matron opening the dormitory door early, standing at the entrance waiting for their arrival.

Another dormitory matron was left to help keep watch at the door.

One dormitory matron led Chen Mu and the others to the third floor of the girls’ dormitory.

Just got up.

They saw a girl lying in the staircase.

There were snake bite marks on the right ankle.

The intern doctor just took a simple look at the wound and said, "It looks like a venomous snake, but it should be a mildly venomous type, not too serious."

"Venomous snake?"

The intern doctor’s words had just come out.

Among the girls, there was a cry of alarm.

Almost all of them looked unfriendly at a girl with long red hair.

"Didn’t you always say that the snake you kept was non-venomous?"

"Just now Manman was bitten, and you confidently said there would be no problem! How could you be so sure!"

"When you first brought the snake back, didn’t we tell you to get rid of it? It’s been more than a month, and you haven’t done it. Do you want to kill everyone in our dorm before you’re satisfied?"

The girls were in an angry mood.

It’s inevitable some words were harsh.

The red-haired girl soon showed a look like she was about to cry.

This time.

She got no sympathy; instead, her roommate roughly shoved her, "Stop pretending to be pitiful, do you even know who’s the pitiful one now?!"

"It’s us!"

"It’s us, the unlucky ones who are in the same dorm as you!!!"

The patient’s roommates seemed to have suppressed their emotions for a long time.

"Before, when I wanted to call the counselor to have the school force you to get rid of that damn snake, what did you do?"

"I hadn’t even made the call, and the whole dorm building thought we were isolating you in the dorm!"

"Who exactly is the victim here! Manman has already been bitten by your snake and poisoned! Aren’t we qualified to be victims?"

The red-haired girl whispered, "But, you’re not hurt..."

"And Qing only has me to rely on. If I throw it away, how will it survive in the wild..."

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"???"

"I really thought her roommates had such strong tolerance, accepting their roommate keeping a snake in the dorm, didn’t expect this to happen."

"If I were sharing a dorm with someone like that, I’d probably be driven crazy!"

"Every school has rules. No matter which school, keeping a snake in the dorm is not allowed, right? Her roommates wanting to get rid of the snake was just maintaining their legal rights, yet she still talks behind their backs."

"This person is really ridiculous. I feel she’s still not even a bit remorseful now."

"She seems to prefer her snake over her roommates..."

"If she cares so much, couldn’t she just take it home, arrange for transport or whatever, why insist on keeping it in the dorm?"

"Come on! It’s a venomous snake! Can you imagine how scared her parents must be!"

"... "

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"Why do I care how it survives?"

"I just know that if that darn snake isn’t removed from the dorm, I won’t survive!"

"Oh, right!"

The girl’s roommate noticed the commotion waking up neighboring dorms.

At the entrance to those dorms.

One by one, heads began to appear.

The girl’s gaze swept over those who had once gossiped about them and finally landed back on the red-haired girl: "How did you tell others that we isolated you and wouldn’t let you keep a pet in the dorm? How did you describe your pet?"

One of the girls who was just there to watch the drama.

Had just opened the door.

Upon hearing the girl’s question, she said, "Didn’t she find a stray kitten or puppy less than a month old near the school?"

"When she visited our dorm before, she said that little guy was very fragile, and could die at any time without care."

"And also..."

"She’s been looking for adoption online during this time, and if someone adopts it, she’d quickly send it away, so it wouldn’t take long."

The neighboring girl’s words were angrily interrupted by the patient’s roommate: "It’s been more than a month, and she still hasn’t sent it away."

Seeing the neighboring girl still trying to speak on behalf of the red-haired girl.

This time.

Chen Mu, who originally shouldn’t take sides.

Couldn’t help but speak up.

He gently reminded those in the dark, "The little one-month-old pitiful creature she’s been talking about is a snake, and possibly a venomous one!"

"What?"

Weak, pitiful snake?

And it’s venomous?

The other dormmates who had previously sympathized with the red-haired girl were almost all in shock.

"Are snakes allowed in dorms?"

"Never mind a snake, it’s venomous???"

"She was describing something weak and pitiful. I thought it was one of those harmless fluffy kittens or puppies, but it was a snake?"

"How can someone who did something like keeping a snake in the dorm have the nerve to pretend to be pitiful in other dorms!!!"

"Isn’t it ridiculous that we believed his pitiful act? In a way, aren’t we enabling bad behavior by doing so???"

"I was gossiping behind her roommate’s backs because her story was so pitiful, and now I look like such a fool!"

The patient’s roommate noticed the shift in their attitudes.

With a cold sneer.

She dropped another bomb, "Now the snake has escaped the box, it’s bitten someone in our dorm! If it isn’t removed in time, it could crawl into other dorms at any time!"

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"I like this girl; she’s got a temper and a sarcastic way of speaking, so cute!"

"That ’oh,’ really had an impact!"

"Before, when trying to deal with the snake in the dorm, a lot of people were being sarcastic, now it’s become the dorm building’s snake issue, the sister is ready to watch the show, hahaha!!!"

"Previously, when people were morally blackmailed into not being petty, they totally didn’t expect the snake could end up in their dorm."

"Don’t even mention, even if it wasn’t a snake but a cat or dog, if it were in their dorm, they probably couldn’t stand it either. My little cat, when it was young and not properly trained, would poop and pee all over the house..."

"So basically, until it hits you personally, you won’t feel the pain!"

"Now there shouldn’t be any saints speaking for this snake owner, hopefully, Hai City University will take serious action!"

"... "