Physician: Hello, Intern

Chapter 3 isn't a complete lie either

As night fell, Fang Lin planned to go to the ward to look for interns at the same time to see if there was anything he could do to help.

As soon as she turned the corridor, she saw her partners running in the direction of the operating room.

"What's wrong?" Fang Lin asked a partner who was running last.

"There is Dr. Xu's operation to watch. Hurry up, the operation will be over if you go late."

"Oh." Fang Lin ran to the operating room with everyone without thinking too much.

In the operating room, Xu Baichen was concentrating on suturing blood vessels, sweat oozed from his forehead, and the assistant at the side wiped him with gauze tacitly.

"The patient was diagnosed with cardiovascular malformation only 15 months after he was born, but he was very lucky to meet Dr. Xu." A female doctor clasped her hands together and said admiringly.

"Yes." The little doctor next to him also had pink eyes and was careful, "I heard that Professor Xu majored in pediatric cardiology when he was in graduate school."

"However, Professor Xu's lung, esophagus, and gallbladder operations are also done flawlessly." The female doctor continued to put her hands together, "I really hope that I can fight side by side with Professor Xu like Dr. Liang."

"Yeah, yeah, if I can stand next to Dr. Xu, help her pass equipment, help him wipe sweat, it doesn't matter if I gain 20 pounds..."

What a big wish! !

"Uh, do you want to take the position of Dr. Liang?" The male intern named Mo Bin seemed to know a lot, "Liang Jinyi, a doctor of surgery from Harvard Medical School in the United States, and our Dr. Xu, are the gods of Nancheng Hospital." Heroes. With your IQ and luck, you can’t catch up with a rocket.”

"Screw you!"

A few little doctors were chattering away, but Fang Lin was seriously watching every move on the operating table through the glass.

They all said that Dr. Xu's thoracic surgery has always been flawless. At first, Fang Lin thought it was all bragging, but after witnessing it with her own eyes, she became more determined to stay.

……

"It must be very tiring to have the operation right after I came back." After the operation, Liang Jinyi looked at Xu Baichen with a smile, "Dining together tonight?"

"No." Xu Baichen rubbed the center of his brows, "Is there still something to do in the hospital tonight?"

"Isn't there an operation scheduled today? Can't you?"

"It's not an operation." Xu Baichen showed a rare smile on his face, but soon, this faint smile disappeared because of a figure, "Why are you still here?"

Liang Jinyi followed Xu Baichen's gaze, feeling a little puzzled.

Standing not far from them was just a face-to-face intern, but he seemed to be very familiar with Xu Baichen?
Fang Lin walked over, bowed his head slightly, and bowed to Xu Baichen in a gesture of admiration, "I've been waiting for you here since just now."

"You're really thick-skinned." Xu Baichen didn't intend to say anything more to Fang Lin, and walked out of the operating room.

Fang Lin immediately chased after him, and said eagerly as he walked: "Yes, I have a thick skin. In order to get to the hospital in time, I did not hesitate to lie and rob the professor of your car. Damn me, I will do whatever it takes to achieve my goal. The reason why I did this is because I desperately want to rush to the hospital and learn from you, Professor..."

Xu Baichen suddenly stopped and looked at Fang Lin coldly, "So, is it my fault that you lied?"

"I..." Fang Lin was at a loss for words for a moment, could she say that she wasn't completely lying?

The moment Fang Lin was stunned, Xu Baichen had already entered the elevator.

In his opinion, Fang Lin, an intern, not only has a problem with his nature, but also has a big problem with his attitude towards studying medicine.

And as a surgeon, first and foremost honesty.

Fang Lin lied in order to take a taxi, this is his first intolerance; all interns can report on time, but she is late, this is his second intolerance.

It is absolutely impossible for him to put the patient's life in the hands of such a person.

(End of this chapter)