Chapter 2543: No Room for Error

Unexpectedly, the other party had a good memory and recognized her voice just as she recognized his. The hesitation came from trying to recall the scene: "Aren’t you the student from Teacher Fu’s hospital, surname Xie—"

Xie Wanying acknowledged it on the spot. No one who reached the upper echelons was a pushover. So much time had passed, yet the other party could remember her—a medical student who just had a meal with them once.

"Yes, my surname is Xie." Recognized by a senior, of course, she had to admit.

"Your name is Xie Wanying, right?" the other party asked.

"Yes."

"Do you know why I remember you?"

A smart student had to think quickly now. After rolling her thoughts around twice, Xie Wanying replied, "Is it because of Teacher Ye Chuanguang?"

"Yes, indeed." The other party, hearing that she remembered who he was, responded with a cheerful tone, saying happily, "Yes, it’s me. I left you my email address, and almost a year has passed. Why haven’t you sent me an email? I thought you had completely forgotten about your old hometown folks."

The teachers all loved to joke around. Actually, she certainly could not forget the senior; it was because the note left by the hometown teacher was confiscated by Senior Zhu, who said it should be given to her advisor for handling and not let her get involved.

"Teacher, I don’t have a computer, and I’ve been constantly interning in the clinic," Xie Wanying found a tactful excuse.

"No time, right? Understood, understood." The other party did not blame her; just hearing that she remembered him made him very happy, saying, "I remember you’ve been interning for almost a year now; when will you graduate?"

"There’s still some time. I haven’t started on my graduation thesis yet."

Hearing this, the other side thought to himself, this child is really honest. An honest child is liked by any teacher. That dinner back then, Student Xie was clever and talented, which was impressive, but that wasn’t the most important thing. The real reason the hometown teachers were moved to leave their phone number was that Student Xie, unlike other top students who were arrogant, had a likable personality.

Ye Chuanguang asked her kindly, "Why are you calling me now? Have you decided to start working on your thesis and look for a mentor?"

Xie Wanying suddenly felt a chill run down her back.

Doctor Cheng Yuchen had been standing next to her, watching her closely.

The reason he hadn’t interrupted earlier was evidently because he was like a spy, trying to eavesdrop and understand how this student knew a doctor from Zhongshan Medical College First Affiliated Hospital.

Now something seemed off. What did the other party want? Trying to "recruit" the "kid"?

"Teacher Ye," Xie Wanying seriously reported the main issue, "It’s like this, I’m currently interning in the cardiology department at Capital Children’s Hospital."

Ye Chuanguang understood and said regretfully, "So that’s how it is."

He initially thought she called him because she had an epiphany and wanted to reconnect with an old mentor for guidance. It turned out he was being naive. Such an excellent student couldn’t possibly be appreciated by only them.

"Did your teacher tell you to contact our hospital?" Ye Chuanguang returned to the matter at hand.

"Yes."

Organ retrieval isn’t something to be handled casually. Any slight mistake could render the donor organ unusable, requiring a professional doctor to perform the task. It’s best if an organ transplant-experienced team performs the organ retrieval surgery. Especially with the heart, it’s even more specialized.

Previously, there were very few specialized cardiac surgeons. In cases where the donor was in a remote area with no specialized doctors to perform the donor heart retrieval surgery, it required the transplant team to personally fly to retrieve the donor heart.