Peter heard a familiar voice and looked around.
Seeing Su Man standing on the street with a smile on her face, he was surprised.
"Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Is that my teacher?"
(Oh my god, oh my god, is that my teacher?)
He strode over, bringing up a gust of wind.
He rushed to Su Man and gave her a big hug.
"Hey, Sue, when did you get to New York? We all miss you very much."
(Hey, Sue, when did you come to New York? We all missed you so much.)
Su Man was almost knocked down by Pete. After barely standing steady, she chuckled, patted Pete's back in a friendly manner, and signaled him to let go.
"God, you're so warm. I miss you, too. Where's Sofia?"
(God, you were so welcoming. I missed you guys too. Where’s Sofia?)
Pete let go of Su Man and pointed to the hospital not far away.
"Sofia is with her grandmother at the Doctor's. I hope, for God's sake, you don't run into that old lady. She's really scary."
(Sophia is accompanying her grandmother to a doctor. For God's sake, I hope you don't run into that old lady. She's terrifying.)
Su Man looked back. She had just come out of the hospital over there.
I didn't notice Sophia was there too, but since we met, it's better to meet up.
Otherwise, I don’t know when we will meet again.
She turned to look at Pete and asked him what he was doing.
Pete showed off his skills and told Su Man that he was giving these guys a massage.
Last time in the capital, Su Man did it for him and he thought the effect was very good.
Su Man praised him and said that he had learned well.
But just now, some acupoints were pressed incorrectly.
With the consent of one of Pete's good friends, Su Man pressed and kneaded his neck and carefully taught Pete again.
After it was over, Pete's friends looked surprised.
"It's amazing. Now, I believe in traditional Chinese medicine."
(It’s amazing. Now, I believe in Chinese medicine.)
Finally, he patted Pete's shoulder and said teasingly.
"Hey, man, you got a lot to learn!"
(Hey, man, you still have a lot to learn!)
Pete shrugged nonchalantly and said he would continue studying.
Several people were curiously asking Su Man, what is Chinese medicine and what else is there?
Pete's expression suddenly changed, and he turned his back and muttered.
"Here she es, here she es. Sue, I got ta go."
(Here she comes, here she comes, Sue, I have to go.)
Before Su Man could react, she heard a strong female voice calling Pete.
"Pete, is that you? Come and give me a push, this fucking wheelchair, this fucking weather, this fucking hospital."
(Pete, is that you? Come on, give me a push. Damn this wheelchair, damn this weather, and damn this hospital.)
Pete froze and had to turn around and walk forward.
"Okay, Ms. Amanda, let me help you."
(Okay, Ms. Amanda, let me help you.)
He lifted the wheelchair with Amanda in it and went up the steps.
Before I could catch my breath, I heard Amanda continue to complain dissatisfiedly.
From his lack of gentlemanly manners to the way he dresses.
They said he looked like a hippie from the fifties, and that he looked like a castrated dachshund.
What it means is that he doesn't walk straight enough, and that's the kind of thing you'd find anywhere.
Pete's face turned red and he almost cried.
Fortunately, Sophia came running over breathlessly and rescued him.
"Oh, my dear grandmother, when will you spare poor Pitter?"
Oh, my dear Granny, when will you let poor Pete go?
"He's dad's oldest student. Are you trying to drive him away?"
(He’s the student who’s been with Dad the longest. Are you trying to drive him away?)
Amanda looked indifferent and didn't take it seriously.
"How's he gonna be a doctor if he can't take it? Oh, my God, you're Not Gonna Cry, are you?"
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