When the attending doctor of the patient rushed over, Xia Sanghuan and the others had already changed the patient's dressing.
"Thank you. I'll take over from here."
The attending doctor was momentarily stunned when he saw the girl, but quickly came to his senses.
He stepped forward and took the tools from her hands.
"Are you Miss Xia Sanghuan?"
While changing the last piece of gauze for the patient, he asked her softly.
"Yes."
She nodded.
The doctor's technique was very proficient, which somewhat dispelled her concerns. After all, the patient's condition was extremely serious. When applying the medicine, she was still worried that the attending doctor might be a "quack" in name only.
"Team leader, just now Miss Xia..."
As soon as the assistant opened his mouth, everyone's gazes were instantly fixed on him.
Especially Wen Meng's look, as if to say that if he dared to talk nonsense, she would eat him on the spot.
"She provided us with a new prescription."
After the assistant finished speaking, he handed the white paper the girl had given him to the doctor.
The doctor took it, but didn't make a judgment immediately. Instead, he nodded after carefully reading it.
"Okay."
He smiled at the girl.
"I'll adopt your suggestion."
After finishing the visit to this patient, Xia Sanghuan and Wen Meng walked out of the ward.
"Do you still want to continue checking the others?"
Wen Meng asked.
"Yeah."
The girl nodded.
The conditions of these patients were more serious than she had imagined.
She originally only intended to check a few typical patients, but found it was not feasible.
"Let's go."
As soon as she finished speaking, she strode towards the next ward.
By the time they had checked the patients on two floors, it was almost time to go back.
When the president came to see her off, there was reluctance in his eyes.
"I'll come again."
She handed the summarized precautions for each patient to the president, then said goodbye to him and left the association.
Although Leng Chuanjin knew about the existence of this medical association and didn't stop her from contacting it, out of a sense of guilt, she still chose to go back to school first and then asked him to pick her up there.
It took the girl three days to contact all the patients in the association and write down the characteristics of each patient.
Then she spent another two days formulating a simple treatment course for each patient.
During these five days, her average daily sleep time was only five hours.
Just when she thought everything was settled and she could finally rest after submitting all the treatment reports, the chief editor of the magazine "Science & Technology" suddenly came to her with Professor He.
The chief editor looked kind, but there was an unignorable sharpness in his eyes.
Professor He was a bit embarrassed at first. According to what he said later, he always felt like he had betrayed Xia Sanghuan.
Otherwise, the chief editor wouldn't have been able to find her.
"So, do I have to appear in person?"
The girl quickly glanced at the agreement he had brought and impatiently threw it back on the table.
"Of course."
The chief editor wasn't annoyed by her attitude.
He crossed his hands on his knees and explained to her gently.
"This press conference was held for you, so of course you have to be there in person."
"After all, we're a science magazine, and we pay attention to practicality in this regard."
He twirled the jade ring on his thumb.
"But we've arranged all the procedures. You just need to sit in front of the podium."
"The content to be presented will be taken care of by our reporters."
His attitude was sincere, and his work was meticulous.
"If you need, we'll also pay you a corresponding reward."
"Not only money, but as long as the conditions aren't too excessive, we can agree to them."
Xia Sanghuan, who was about to refuse, paused after hearing this.
"Why?"
"Because we need you."
The girl's eyes darkened.
What did "need" mean?
"Are there patients in the magazine waiting for treatment?"
She looked at him with a fake smile.
"Of course not."
"We just need a medical consultant."
Looking at the shrewd glint in his eyes, the girl more or less understood what he meant.
She didn't want her medical skills to be associated with anything commercial.
But sometimes, this was an irresistible force beyond her control.
Not to mention that Philnos had reached a cooperation with "Science & Technology" a few years ago.
She had no choice but to nod helplessly.
"I agree."
With a beautiful signature on the signature column of the agreement, the subtle cooperation between the girl and "Science & Technology" was formed.
And then came all those subsequent schedules.
She didn't even know how many cameras had filmed her, how many reporters had interviewed her, and how many medical organizations had contacted her.
She only remembered that almost every night when she came back, she would just flop into bed and fall asleep. Even for dinner, she had to be coaxed by Leng Chuanjin to get up and eat.
It seemed that this opportunity to rest was really hard-won.
After sorting out the schedules of these days, the girl fell asleep in a daze.
When she woke up again, it was already 3:30 p.m.
She suddenly sat up in bed and groggily reached for the alarm clock on the bedside table.
It had rung, but hadn't woken her up.
The girl pressed her temples with a headache.
She had clearly discussed the sleeping time with Uncle Wang.
She wondered if Uncle Wang was worried.
She threw off the quilt and got out of bed.
Looking at her sweaty bangs in the mirror, the girl let out a sigh.
She had just had a really bad dream.
But she couldn't remember the specific details.
She wiped the back of her neck and, as expected, her hand came away sweaty.
Maybe it was too hot in the quilt.
She bent down to wash her face. The cold water splashing on her face cleared her mind.
Anyway, she should go downstairs to find Uncle Wang first.
She took off her sweat - soaked pajamas, hesitated for a moment, and then put them into the washing machine.
"Miss Xia, you're finally awake."
The butler quickly greeted her when he saw her coming down the stairs.
"Sorry, Uncle Wang."
She said to him somewhat sheepishly.
"I said it would only be four hours, but I overslept for so long."
"It's okay, Miss Xia. Your physical condition is the most important thing."
"Do you want to have a meal now?"
"Although it was cooked a while ago, it's been kept warm in the thermos."
The girl thought for a while. Although she wasn't very hungry, she still nodded.
She probably wasn't hungry because she had just woken up. She guessed she would be hungry soon.
Fortunately, the butler was very good at taking care of people, and the meals he prepared were mild and palatable.