I don’t know whether the old senior was really praising her for her intelligence or saying that she was a cunning rabbit with three burrows, but there was laughter all around.

"Why didn't she intern in our General Surgery Department 1 but went to General Surgery Department 2 instead?" several senior colleagues raised questions.

General Surgery I has always been the key department for medical students to study in hospitals, but General Surgery II is not one of them.

When asked about this, Director Zheng shook his head and said he didn't know. "I've never heard that their class is going to come to the hospital for internship. They are in the 1996 class and they still need to study in the classroom for two years. She is a special case and she didn't say hello to us. Otherwise, Dr. Jiang in our department has contacted her and once told me that if she came to our department for internship, he would like to take her in person."

Doctor Jiang clearly felt wronged: "When I went to the second general surgery department last night to ask, they didn't want to mention her. I asked who diagnosed the patient's illness, but they avoided me and didn't tell me it was her."

"To put it bluntly, Puwai No. 2 doesn't want us to know about her. They want to hide her by themselves. When the time comes and they really need her, we won't know about her and won't have to fight with them for her." Puwai No. 2's little trick could not be hidden from Puwai No. 1's people.

Xie Wanying heard people here say this, but she thought it was exaggerated. She had just come to study, and it was unclear what the final result would be. How could any department want her?

"I usually have outpatient clinics on Wednesday mornings. If you want to come and study, you can tell Director Zheng and come to the outpatient clinic to find me." Professor Zhang turned around and said to Xie Wanying.

"The other two professors are in clinic on Mondays and Fridays," said Director Zheng, indicating that she could learn from any of the senior professors at any time.

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Xie Wanying nodded and thanked the senior for his kindness. Then she said, "I need to discuss with Teacher Tan. I haven't completed the study task given by Teacher Tan yet."

The group of people understood. The old professor pointed at her again: clever ghost.

The cell phone beeped and Xie Wanying walked over to pick it up and listened.

"Xie, where have you been?"

It was Teacher Xiao Sun who called. Xie Wanying said, "I'll go back to the department right away." After that, she hung up the phone, said goodbye to her seniors in General Surgery 1, and ran back to General Surgery 2.

Running all the way back to the department, she saw a familiar figure standing in the corridor from afar. It was not Teacher Sun but Teacher Tan. Xie Wanying quickened her pace.

Tan Kelin stood beside the nurses' station and took a pen to check if there were any mistakes on the medical instructions she gave to Xiao Yazhi.

"Teacher Tan." Walking over, Xie Wanying said in a low voice with a hint of surprise in her tone, as she did not expect Teacher Tan to come in person.

It was agreed that Teacher Sun would help her verify the simple admission instructions, and if there was anything, she only needed to make a phone call to report. There were usually no surgeries scheduled on Saturdays, so the associate professor didn't need to go back to the hospital.

"Where did you go just now?" asked Tan Kelin.

"General Surgery Department 1, because the nurse asked me to go over and see her sick colleague." Xie Wanying reported everything in detail, not daring to lie a word. "I didn't expect to meet Director Zheng and several old professors when I got there. They asked me about my studies, and I said I was learning very well from Teacher Tan. The seniors invited me to study with them in the outpatient clinic, but I said I needed to complete Teacher Tan's study assignment first and then get Teacher Tan's consent. But I have only learned the basics of many things now, so I guess -"

After listening to her story, Tan Kelin turned his head and glanced at her face, his eyes reading: Have you received an education?

She had been educated long ago, so she didn't dare to act on her own. There was no way to go to the emergency room that time, it was too late -