The train that departed from Yunnan finally arrived at its final destination, Beijing. To avoid the crowds, Su Xingran and the doctors decided to get off last.
A male doctor, probably in his early forties, stood up, clapped his hands, and said, "Fellow comrades and colleagues, let's get together when we return to Beijing. This month of working together has been of great significance to our lives. I hope everyone is doing well."
"Good!" The rest of the group applauded. For them, this month's experience was enough to last a lifetime. Their comrades-in-arms were even more unforgettable.
In the waiting area of the train station, Huang Zhenhua and Huang Taihe, Gu Junru and his wife, Xiao Xue and Gu Moyue, and the hospital director stood there, craning their necks towards the passenger exit.
As soon as Su Xingran boarded the train, Huang Taihe received a call informing him that all the doctors who had come from Beijing had returned. Upon receiving the news, Huang Taihe quickly informed Huang Zhenhua and the Gu family, who had been concerned about Su Xingran.
He had personally inquired about the dean's situation; ever since the war began, he had been living in constant fear. He had foolishly agreed to Su Xingran's application, worried that she might be injured in the war, or that there might be worse news.
Shen Qiu treated him with coldness every day. The dean dared not imagine that if Su Xingran were injured or not returned, Shen Qiu and the Huang family would kill him with their eyes.
Fortunately, the hospital director learned that Su Xingran and all the other doctors dispatched from Beijing had safely returned. Therefore, upon learning of Su Xingran's return date, the director quickly came to pick her up.
When Dean Huang Zhenhua greeted him, he felt guilty and dared not meet his gaze, after all, it was Dean Huang who had approved the application of Huang Laojun Doctor's apprentice. The dean was afraid that Huang Laojun Doctor would hold him accountable on the spot.
Huang Zhenhua shook his head helplessly at the dean's actions. He knew, of course, that even if something went wrong, the dean wouldn't be held responsible. Xing Ran was determined to do what she wanted to do; no one could stop her.
Besides Huang Zhenhua and his colleagues, there were also some hospital directors waiting in the waiting area for this group of doctors.
After all the passengers had disembarked, Su Xingran and the doctors got up, lined up, and walked off the train one by one, carrying their luggage. At that moment, the train station broadcast an announcement.
"Dear doctors heading to the battlefield, the military has sent people to pick you up and take you home. They are in the waiting area at the station. Please get off the train and proceed to the exit of the waiting area."
People who heard the announcement looked around, curious to see what the doctor on the broadcast looked like. A group of people in military green appeared at the entrance of the waiting area, attracting the attention of those nearby.
Those waiting for Su Xingran craned their necks, trying to see which one was her. Su Xingran, carrying her backpack, followed the doctor in front of her. On the train, she hadn't thought about how to get home; now she knew the army had come to pick her up.
Su Xingran had no idea that anyone was waiting for her in the waiting room until applause came from ahead. Looking in that direction, her eyes welled up with tears. She saw the people waving at her.
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