Ding Naiqing laughed, "Sister Ran said this, which is completely opposite to me."

"Haha, it's true that you can't judge a book by its cover." Tu Ran sighed as she looked at the tall buildings flying past outside the window.

After sending Tu Ran back to the helipad on the top floor of the medical department, Ding Naiqing started the patrol car and returned.

There was still a lot of things to do in Mittene Square, and he couldn't leave for too long.

There was already a nurse waiting outside the helipad, who took her to the nutrition cabin via the elevator.

Many people on the street cast strange looks at Tu Ran.

Because she is as miserable as she can be now.

The neutral casual clothes were soaked in blood and stuck to the body stickyly.

A few strands of her ponytail fell down, and the blood coagulated on her hair, sticking all the hair on her head together into one piece.

Tu Ran couldn't see what was happening on her face, but she guessed it wasn't much better.

Even the rag used at the murder scene might not be as dirty as hers.

Many people would whisper after walking past her. Although their voices were very low, Tu Ran had sensitive hearing and could easily hear them.

"It's so dirty? Why don't you wash yourself at home before coming back? Do you really think our medical department is the shower room?" The speakers were two young nurses.

"Who knows? I can smell her smell even from such a distance. It's so awful."

"Yeah, I smelled it too. I almost vomited."

Tu Ran was speechless. She hated these gossipers the most.

He stopped, turned around, and glared at the two of them coldly.

"What are you talking about? Speak louder, I can't hear you!"

The two were shocked by her sudden shout and froze there for a moment. Tu Ran glared at them coldly, not wanting to waste time with them anymore, and turned to walk towards the healing cabin.

When the two men saw her leave, they breathed a sigh of relief, looked at each other, and dared not say anything else.

Just now they were so far away and their voices were so soft that they could still be heard. It would be bad if she heard it again.

The nurse who led Tu Ran said embarrassedly: "Miss Tu, I will find the head nurse of those two people to explain this matter. They will be punished. I am sorry to give you a bad experience."

Tu Ran was too lazy to care about these things anymore. She just wanted to soak in the nutrient solution as soon as possible. She could hardly lift her legs.

There was only one thought in her mind: Why was the nutrition cabin so far away? Why hadn't she arrived yet?

When we reached the end of the road and turned the last corner, we ran into a group of young doctors.

They were still talking and laughing.

Suddenly seeing a bloody person, the group was frightened and dispersed to both sides at the same time, leaving enough space in the middle for Tu Ran to pass through.

Tu Ran was already looking forward to the nutrition cabin, so she had no time to look at them and just walked right past them.

The group gathered together only after Tu Ran entered the sanatorium.

"Do you think her back looks familiar? I feel like I've seen her somewhere before?" the boy with gold-rimmed glasses asked his companions.

"I think he looks familiar to me, too." The companion stroked his chin in thought.

"Tsk, he looks a bit like the pioneer we met in the elevator before." Someone remembered.

"That Tu Ran? Which girl is standing in the corner without saying anything?" Jinsifang realized, "Now that you mention it, I feel like she does look like her."

"How did she become like that?" another person asked, "It's like she was fished out of blood."

(End of this chapter)