Nurse Yang, oblivious to Wu Liguo's expression, complained:
"Director, next time something like this happens, you have to make it clear to me. Of course, the situation was urgent just now, so it's not really your fault, but because you didn't explain clearly, it made things awkward for me afterward."
Wu Liguo was taken aback: "What happened?"
Nurse Yang rolled her eyes at him: "That Dr. Lu isn't one of our Ninth Hospital doctors, and the fact that he's a traditional Chinese medicine doctor made me really awkward at the time.
Mainly because Dr. Lu is so young. Seeing that he's a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, I assumed he was one of those interns in our Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine Department."
"Nonsense."
Wu Liguo looked at her speechlessly: "Do you really think I'd be so trusting to leave those two patients to Dr. Lu if he were an intern from our Ninth Hospital? Or do you think that, in your heart, I, Wu Liguo, am such an irresponsible doctor?
