Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s-Chapter 173 - : 【173】The senior fellow apprentice got angry

Chapter 173: 【173】The senior fellow apprentice got angry

Huang Zhilei glanced at the halting Doctor Lin and walked straight to his junior sister. “What did you do?”

“I’m fine, senior brother,” Xie Wanying instinctively answered.

“If you’re fine, then why are they crowding around you?” While asking, Huang Zhilei turned his gaze to Fu Xinheng who stood beside his junior sister.

This guy was like a robot; who in the entire hospital didn’t know that? Why was he standing next to his junior sister? Huang Zhilei’s mind was filled with question marks. Surely he hadn’t come to poach his junior sister for the cardiothoracic surgery department?

There was no helping it—ever since discovering that even Director Lv and Doctor Wang were interested in his junior sister’s talent, Huang Zhilei had to become more vigilant in this regard.

As Fu Xinheng caught Huang Zhilei’s gaze, the expressions from Cao Yong and the others last night surfaced in his mind, and he understood everything: It was much as he had guessed later that night.

Seeing the subtle change in Fu Xinheng’s expression, Huang Zhilei felt alarm bells ringing in his head: This robot-like fellow seldom showed such expressions.

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“Let’s go,” Huang Zhilei said to his junior sister.

Xie Wanying, who was eager to escape, nodded at her senior brother.

Seeing this, Doctor Lin and Doctor Kim stepped forward: “She’s injured.”

Huang Zhilei swiftly turned back around, “What did you say!”

Doctor Lin guiltily said, “It’s, it’s our fault—me and Old Jiang—”

“I asked her to follow you, and you let her get injured?!” After questioning Doctor Lin, Huang Zhilei hurriedly examined his junior sister, “Where are you injured?”

“Don’t hide your hand. Let’s have a quick look to see what’s going on,” Doctor Kim told Xie Wanying.

Hearing this, Huang Zhilei pulled out his junior sister’s hidden hand and saw the bloodied sleeve, scaring half his soul away: He had thought it wouldn’t be serious, but to see bleeding!

“Does it hurt?”

As her senior brother asked, this time Xie Wanying didn’t dare say it didn’t hurt; she had just been schooled by the other teachers.

Unexpectedly, her classmate Zhao Zhaowei’s brain must have glitched as he actually answered for her: “She said she doesn’t hurt.”

Xie Wanying quickly glanced at Zhao Zhaowei.

Zhao Zhaowei covered his mouth with both hands: I’m sorry, Yingying~

“It doesn’t hurt, huh? Come here!!”

The usually gentle Senior Brother Huang was angry now.

The more polite someone usually is, the more terrifying they are when they get angry.

Everyone watched as Huang Zhilei swiftly took his junior sister to the adjacent surgical treatment room and closed the door firmly behind them.

Doctor Kim touched his forehead, thinking it was indeed good for Xie Wanying to be lectured by Huang Zhilei; he then turned to his own student, “Didn’t you notice she was injured?”

Zhao Zhaowei answered in a low voice, “No—”

He could imagine, once he returned to class, being surrounded by the other forty-eight males: What’s wrong with you? Are you blind? How could you not know when you were with her? Forget an ordinary person, but for someone aspiring to be a doctor like you?

Doctor Kim, who had intended to lecture his student, realized upon further thought that he and the others hadn’t noticed either; only Fu Xinheng had seen it. He could only conclude that Xie Wanying had hidden it very well, almost fooling a whole group of seniors.

“Astoundingly clever,” Doctor Kim praised this female junior, chuckling to himself.

Meanwhile, Fu Xinheng had slipped away unnoticed by the crowd, perhaps heading back to the cardiothoracic surgery department.

Thinking about how her little tricks had been seen through, Xie Wanying felt a need to be extra careful around the teacher called Fu Xinheng in the future—this teacher was certainly not easy to fool.

As Huang Zhilei put on gloves and looked for iodine, alcohol, cotton balls, gauze, and so on, he felt even more annoyed with himself: If he had known, why had he entrusted his junior sister to those two guys.