He can take Xiao Ai upstairs to see a doctor first.
It's just a cold and fever.
It should be quick.
It won't affect the patients who come after you.
The idea was good, but reality was cruel.
No patients cancelled their appointments at the last minute.
Based on the current situation, he will have to wait for almost an hour.
However, the possibility of it being released earlier cannot be ruled out.
So the clinic staff told him he could arrive at the clinic ten minutes or so in advance.
After hanging up the phone, he went online to check the clinics within a half-hour radius and their opening hours.
If the journey takes more than half an hour, and considering traffic congestion, it's better to just keep waiting.
There are many private clinics in Japan.
Japan has seven or eight thousand hospitals, but nearly one hundred thousand private clinics.
There might even be more than convenience stores.
What Guangyou really wanted to complain about was that he couldn't find a clinic that met his criteria.
Of the clinics that are open today, the closest one is more than 40 minutes away.
If there's a traffic jam, it will probably take about an hour.
We might as well stay here and wait.
He couldn't help but complain inwardly:
"There are so many clinics, but it's so hard to find one when you need to go."
Although Japan has a very good level of medical care, it is indeed not very good in this aspect.
Most hospitals do not have outpatient clinics, and will refuse to admit patients without a referral letter.
Even if they accept it, you'll still have to pay an additional several thousand yen for the initial consultation.
That's absolutely outrageous.
However, this also has its advantages.
The doctors at the clinics you visit regularly are familiar with you and know about your medications and diagnoses.
Moreover, it is close to residential areas.
There are three or four clinics near the office, including ophthalmology and dentistry clinics.
Generally, there are fewer people in the queue, and the process is faster.
But it is indeed troublesome under today's special circumstances.
...
At this moment, Ran, Sonoko, and Jodie were sitting at a table by the window in the Taruya Pavilion.
Resting her chin on her hand, watching the raindrops fall incessantly outside the window, Sonoko sighed softly:
"The rain just won't stop."
Just as she turned around, she suddenly caught a glimpse of several police cars with their lights on parked downstairs.
She looked down at the building and said to Lan and Judy:
"Come quick, there are several police cars parked downstairs at the department store."
"Has some kind of case happened?" Xiaolan guessed.
Looking at the police car downstairs, Sonoko smiled meaningfully.
She said:
"If I'm not mistaken, that kid with glasses might be involved in some murder case again."
"No way?" Xiaolan said uncertainly.
...
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