Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s

Chapter 2525: They Truly Thought She Was an Expert

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Someone walked in with a newspaper while everyone was discussing the reason and said, "Didn’t you guys buy the newspaper this morning? Look, it’s because a Dr. Xie expert spoke up for our Shou’er."

Expert Xie?

"Is she a doctor from our hospital?"

The doctors in discussion started listing the experts in their hospital, trying to determine which Expert Xie was interviewed by the reporter.

Doctor Tian suddenly said, "Could it be that Student Xie?"

Xie Wanying: Teacher Tian—

"Which Student Xie?"

"No one." Doctor Tian denied with his words, but he became more and more certain that it was Student Xie. Because there simply wasn’t an Expert Xie in their hospital. Moreover, how could the reporter find an Expert Xie elsewhere for an interview so quickly, and coincidentally, this Expert Xie was willing to speak up for their Shou’er. Such a coincidence only leaves one standard answer to prove it’s not a coincidence.

Because of this, Doctor Tian laughed. To be honest, not everyone has the courage that Student Xie has.

Most people would try to avoid getting involved in such situations, since they wouldn’t know whether it would end well or badly. Avoiding potential disaster is human nature. Only those who are upright, courageous, and worthy of admiration would stand up and speak. The latter earns admiration because they have the strength to back it up. Otherwise, good intentions turn into bad deeds, and criticism follows, making silence a better option.

Student Xie is truly brave, clever, and capable, which is why the perceptive journalist dared to print her words on the front page.

(Li Huaien: Nonsense, others didn’t know, but last night he was utterly rebuked. Who else but an expert could argue with a journalist like that? He had no other idea.)

"Director Cao is here." The doctors scattered as they saw the leader coming.

Cheng Yuchen, who arrived with Cao Zhao, had already noticed the newspaper they were holding and grabbed it to bring it into the director’s office with Cao Zhao.

Soon after, Student Xie was called to the office by her teacher.

Fearing she might get scolded, Duan Sanbao and Wei Shangquan closely followed her. Dai Nanhui tagged along at the end of the group for some fun.

"Was it you who said this?" Sure enough, Doctor Cheng Yuchen pointed to the article where Expert Xie’s words were published and asked her.

"Teacher." Xie Wanying said, "The intern badge on me was visible to the reporter."

(Li Huaien: He really just overlooked it.)

Cheng Yuchen looked at her, his expression written with words he didn’t know how to say, conflicted and complex. Like Mingming and Doctor Tian, upon seeing it, the first intuition was her. The question was, why did the reporter write about Expert Xie?

Perhaps the reporter truly thought she was an expert...

Pfft.

Immortal Brother sitting in the office chair burst out laughing.

Cheng Yuchen glanced back to see his superior laughing on the chair, fist covering his mouth, almost speechless: The superior should at least be mindful of laughing in front of the student.

Cao Zhao even laughed to the point where he had trouble stopping.

A few students watched the teacher laugh like this in bewilderment, unsure of which nerve was struck to make the teacher laugh so hard.

The teacher laughed for a reason. Rather than laughing at Student Xie for being mistaken as an expert, it was more about seeing how Student Xie’s inadvertently skillful move turned the tide of public opinion, which truly delighted the doctors.

Since Student Xie’s honest words made the tricky reporter come to his senses, they should likewise awaken many who blindly believe in rumors. After two knocks on the door, Liu Huaiyu’s head poked in through the crack.

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