It seemed that the boys in her class were in awe of Senior Brother Cao.
Cao Yong looked at Zhao with a professional look, and suddenly a stern look appeared in his handsome eyes: "What's wrong with you?"
Just by taking a quick look, he could clearly feel that the other person was in a bad mood. How could a medical student who was hospitalized for treatment be in a bad mood?
"Senior brother, I--" Zhao Zhaowei didn't expect that the big star senior brother from their eighth grade class would come to see him in person. He cried and felt sad that he had to face the star senior brother in such a sick state.
The boys in their class often said that if they met Cao Yong, they would stand up straight and report what they had learned to their seniors. It would be best if they could answer questions fluently and impress their seniors. As long as their seniors appreciated and supported them, they would be top-notch figures in the hospital.
Undoubtedly, these boys were overthinking it. As far as Xie Wanying knew, when she was an intern in neurosurgery and studying with Senior Brother Cao, Senior Brother Cao didn't like to ask students questions at all.
"Tell me what's wrong with you." Cao Yong said to his fellow apprentice sternly.
Zhao Zhaowei took two deep breaths, feeling so embarrassed that he simply pretended to be dead and didn't answer.
"You have lost all your fighting spirit? You want to be a doctor, but don't you know that people and diseases will fight each other for a lifetime? You surrender at the early stage of the battle? How are you going to fight with patients in the middle and late stages of the disease?" Cao Yong saw that not only his brows were frowned, but there was also some displeasure in his eyes.
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The tone of these words was definitely full of regret. A good junior brother had ruined himself like this. It was just an illness, not a particularly serious one.
Senior Brother Cao seemed to be angry, which was rare. Xie Wanying also couldn't accept her classmate's attitude. Many patients in the clinic fought the disease until the last moment, so why did Student Zhao declare surrender and passively accept treatment? If Senior Brother Cao said that he had no fighting spirit, it was not the quality of a medical student.
After being questioned by his senior, Zhao Zhaowei felt even more wronged and angry. His seniors thought he was fine, but he thought he was doomed. Not to mention whether the disease could be cured, if the hospital knew he had the disease, his future employment prospects would be gone. It was very likely that he would not be able to be a doctor in the future. Therefore, this blow was devastating to him.
I told you not to hospitalize him, don’t let the news spread, and find out the truth first. Look at him, after he came to the hospital, there was no other treatment except injections. It was all the Buddha’s fault, why did he have to be hospitalized? How could they keep the news secret once he was hospitalized? They couldn’t keep the news secret, and they didn’t give him any treatment. The most infuriating thing is that almost everyone blamed him, but no one thought it was the Buddha’s fault.
Angry, very angry, feeling that he was so unlucky, it was over. Since it was over, he might as well leave it like this, and wanted to continue to force him. Besides, this Buddha asked him to be hospitalized, and he disappeared for a week, and now he finally showed up?
Zhao Zhaowei curled his lips and almost gritted his teeth.
"I later found out that Dr. Tao was on a business trip." Mrs. Zhao looked at her son's angry face, then turned back to discuss with her son's attending physician.
"Yes, I went abroad last week and just came back from an international conference," said Tao Zhijie.
Going abroad? This Buddha went abroad, leaving him here to go abroad by himself. Zhao Zhaowei snorted.
"Doctor Tao, I want to discuss something with you--" Mrs. Zhao said.
"I know. I just came back today and wanted to discuss his situation with him alone. We can't let him go on like this."
Hearing this, Mrs. Zhao was very grateful: "Thank you, Dr. Tao, for your trouble."
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