SCT-Novel Chapter 437 - 431: Debate
Chapter 437 - 431: Debate
Chapter 437: Chapter 431: Debate
“You, better not tell your father,” Sang Zhilan grumbled for quite a while, not daring to mention the matter of changing dormitories any more. Could she possibly think Tang Yuxin was a fool who didn’t understand the benefits of a single-person dormitory with its own bathroom, or would she choose one with nothing at all where she had to fight for the shower every day with others?
Were only she and her daughter smart, and everyone else stupid?
With a distant look, Tang Yuxin placed the cell phone on the table and rolled her eyes at Wei Jiani. Her message was clear – take your phone and get out. For once, she did not want to disturb the rest of others. How can Wei Jiani, with all her nerve, covet her single room? It was such nonsense. Just a few months of internship, and she already wanted a single dormitory.
She’ll talk about it when her internship period is over and she can stay at Beijing General Hospital.
Grabbing her cell phone, Wei Jiani lost all her previous confidence and the feeling of being on top. Tang Yuxin really couldn’t understand where Wei Jiani got her confidence, thinking she could count on her mother’s influence to get her to switch dormitories. Who did she think she was in relation to her?
She didn’t even want to acknowledge her mother, how would she accept Wei Jiani as a sister?
She had said it before – she didn’t have a sister who was two years younger than her. Her parents divorced when she was three. She was even ashamed of that. She only had a younger brother who was eighteen years younger than her, a plump little brother who always thought of her.
Coincidentally, her cell phone rang again. Seeing that it was a call from home, the irritation caused by Sang Zhilan and her daughter instantly dissipated.
“Sister, it’s me, Chengcheng.”
Chengcheng was on the phone with his sister. Ever since the little guy learned to use the phone, he wanted to call his sister every day and listen to her voice.
The other interns now felt like they had learned something and started to brag while checking, their voices clattering away noisily.
The doctors all rubbed their foreheads, seemingly unable to bear to look directly at them. They’d said not to disturb the patients, right? This wasn’t their classroom, and they weren’t their teachers.
What kind of place was a hospital? Had they all forgotten that a hospital should be quiet? They’d forgotten that too.
But there were a few smart interns that noticed Tang Yuxin standing quietly behind the president and followed her lead, distancing themselves from the heated discussion of the others.
Of them all, Wei Jiani was the loudest, as if she were the most professional. And to be fair, her examination technique did demonstrate some skill.
It seemed Wei Jiani was not slack in her studies over the years. So while she could sometimes be arrogant, she had some reason for it. After all, she was a graduate of Fifth Military University and had knowledge of medicine. Although she was not superior to others, the name of the university did lend her some prestige—otherwise, she wouldn’t have been assigned here as an intern.
She could certainly hold her head high, but it was unclear whether this haughty attitude of hers could withstand the test of reality rather than mere theory.
They were still arguing, with Wei Jiani almost coming to blows with another intern whether the patient had a heart disease or a stomach disease.
“Alright, come here,” President Zhu finally spoke up. How noisy this morning was, it was not a market, and yet they had come to haggle, no, to quarrel.
“Write down your answers, and show them to me afterward.”
Tang Yuxin took out her pen and quickly wrote down a few words. It took her less than a minute to finish and hand over her answer to President Zhu. He took a look and his mouth twitched slightly, but he showed remarkable composure to keep a straight face as if nothing had happened.