Rebirth of the Villainous Female Boss-Chapter 818 - 792: How Much Rice Do I Owe Your Family

Chapter 818: Chapter 792: How Much Rice Do I Owe Your Family

The Dean’s voice came closer and closer, and Xiao Qian quickly stood up and rushed out, carrying her bag without looking back.

“Sorry, Xuan, I have to go now. We’ll talk on the phone later!” Xiao Qian waved her hand, fearing that she would be chased down if she left too late.

“Ah, Dr. Chen, aren’t you waiting for Professor Qi?” The dean had caught up with her.

“Right, I have a headache, tell that professor, no more Jianghu encounters.” Xiao Qian walked away without looking back.

The dean couldn’t stop her even if he wanted to. Although his old classmate Professor Liu implored him to make sure Chen Xiaoqian met with Professor Qi, he couldn’t just tie her up like a patient if she wanted to leave, could he?

“It’s all over, Old Liu will strangle me, the duck that was within reach just flew away!” The Dean thought of Professor Liu’s reaction and felt a headache coming on. When he saw that the door of the department was not closed, he went to close it.

“Hi! Hello~” Xuan sat in the chair and waved to the Dean.

“Ah! Duck! I mean, Professor Qi! How come you are here? The person I wanted to introduce you to just left. I’ll go get her back!” The Dean wished he could immediately grow wings and fly out to drag Xiao Qian back. Look, a living world authority!

“No need, she… has a headache all over, hahaha!” Xuan laughed heartily, thinking of Xiao Qian’s cute way of avoiding him.

Xuan, full name Qi Yuxuan, was the one who sent liquor to Xiao Qian. Another identity of his was a world-renowned psychologist.

“Um… Have you met her? What’s your impression of this child?” The Dean was an honest person. Once he promised Professor Liu to recommend someone, he would do it wholeheartedly.

“Professionally solid, lovely character, neat handwriting, clear thinking.” Professor Qi picked up the medical record that Xiao Qian had left on the table, looked at it seriously, and spoke as he did so.

This expression… the Dean watched cautiously. Does he like it or not?

Everyone knew that Professor Qi had a strange temper. He was best at changing his face within a second. Anyone who offended him could forget about ever talking to him again in their lifetime.

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“So… Do you think this child can be your doctoral supervisor? We’re not into forcing deals, she’s my classmate’s student, exceptionally outstanding, she has won many international awards, and treated many -”

“No.” Professor Qi closed Xiao Qian’s medical record, and a single word made the Dean feel a lump in his heart.

What now? How will he explain this to Professor Liu?

“The awards she won are not heavy enough. She should be more outstanding and more remarkable. The ones she got before were just like child’s play to coax children.”

“… She also finished her college credits ahead of time, and during her postgraduate studies, she worked on many big projects with her supervisor. They all have – ” The Dean recounted all the information he had learned beforehand. He had to fulfill the promise he made.

“The conditions of your hospital are too poor, especially the inpatient department. The patient areas are not clearly marked, and the door locks are not well-designed. Patients with violent tendencies may escape. I just visited the wards. It’s not acceptable.”

“Huh?” Are they promoting Chen Xiaoqian or talking about this?

Professor Qi took out a small notebook from his pocket and wrote a string of numbers on it.

“This check is my donation to you. Use it to renovate.”

“Ah!!!” A pie fell from the sky! The Dean almost danced with joy. Their place received too little funding from the country, and there was no way to improve the environment. So why—-

“Why are you donating to us?”

“Because you’re an honest person.”

Professor Qi patted the Dean on the shoulder and said with a smile.

The Dean, who had said so many good things about Xiao Qian, looked very pleasant.

After hurriedly escaping from Xiao Qian’s clinic, the principal’s heart was uneasy all the way.

A secret she had buried deep in her heart was discovered by someone, and there was nothing more terrifying than that.

While waiting for the long-distance minibus on the roadside, she looked at the pedestrians on the road, feeling as if everyone was laughing at her. Even an old fruit-selling auntie smiling at her felt like ridicule, as if she was a promiscuous woman.

“I’m not a promiscuous person, I’m not…”

When the thoughts previously used to persecute Weiwei turned to herself, the principal was under tremendous psychological pressure and pain. She wanted to say that it wasn’t her fault, but the devil and the psychologist who knew her secret were to blame.

Damn, why did that woman know her secret…

If only that woman wasn’t there, wasn’t there…

The evil seed grew wildly in her heart, and the principal paced back and forth at the entrance of the Mental Disorder Rehabilitation Center, trying hard to figure out how to silence Xiao Qian.

Two people came out from the mental hospital entrance, looking like a middle-aged couple. The woman was wiping her tears, and the man was frowning. They were obviously family members of a patient.

“Son’s mother, don’t cry. The doctor bound him because he’s been hitting people and his emotions have been unstable lately. We’ve talked to the doctor, right? As long as he stabilizes, he won’t be restrained like this.”

“He never gets as worked up as he is today when he’s ill. The doctor said he bent the iron bars. What’s wrong with him?”

When mentally ill patients become agitated, some can be frighteningly strong.

“I just asked the doctor, and he said it seemed like he saw a female doctor here who looked like that Meiwei he’s always talking about. That’s why he got so excited. Meiwei is such a pitfall, hosting some lousy emotional program, see what she did to my son…”

The conversation between the couple floated into the principal’s ears and also into the ears of Liu Mei and Fu Gui, who had just returned from their classmates and were here to pick up Xiao Qian.

At first, they didn’t pay attention to the couple’s conversation, but when they heard their sister-in-law’s stage name, Liu Mei couldn’t hold back.

“Wait a minute, explain yourselves, what happened to Meiwei?”

“It’s none of your business! Are you mentally ill?” This family particularly liked to vent their resentments on others.

Fu Gui held Liu Mei’s hand, signaling her not to be impulsive, and calmly explained to the other party.

“Do you have any objections to the Night Talk program on Lin City Traffic Radio?”

“That female host’s voice is too ominous, it stimulated my son to develop mental illness, and now he’s hospitalized. Wuuu! The old lady is too unfair. Why, of all the people who could get sick, does it have to be my son?”

Liu Mei was furious.

What kind of nonsense is this!

What kind of weird idea is it that other people getting sick is okay but their son isn’t? How many pounds of rice do they owe others?

What does it have to do with her sister-in-law? Hosting a show with thousands, if not tens of thousands, of listeners, how come none of them have mental illness? If her sister-in-law really had the power to stimulate mental illness in people with just a few words, then the country should hire her with a high salary. In future wars, just let her sister-in-law shout through a horn and turn the enemy into mentally ill people.

When you want to blame someone, you can always find a reason!