Chapter 944: Fainting Again

Wanting had Yin Tao on her mind.

She simply couldn’t stand it when someone asked her for a favor.

Once someone spoke to her, even if it wasn’t a close relationship, she’d help if she could.

So early in the morning, she went to the Endocrinology Department to get familiar with the doctors, her little mouth as sweet as honey.

The female doctor was eating the soup dumplings she brought and laughed at her, “You, Doctor Xu is off today, you could have taken a break too.

Why come to the hospital instead of sleeping in?”

“A friend of mine is coming for a check-up.

She texted me last night, so I couldn’t just not show up.

I’ll go home and catch up on sleep once she’s done.”

“What friend is that important?”

Wanting couldn’t come up with an answer.

If she said not important, she’d probably get looked at like she was crazy.

Several answers flashed through her mind, but unfortunately, she wasn’t good at lying, so she decided to tell the truth: “I’m friends with her boyfriend.”

“Oh, you better be careful!” The female doctor suddenly perked up, “That kind of relationship is dangerous.

What woman would have a good impression of the opposite sex friends around her boyfriend?

She might just be playing with you.”

Wanting was taken aback, “No way, some of my college classmates also know them, but I’ve been busy with my studies and I don’t really hang out with them.

It’s just that I ran into them at the hospital.

It’s just not right not to help.”

The female doctor gave her a special look, without malice.

Wanting wasn’t a great beauty, with an oval face and a full forehead.

In ancient times, she’d have the looks of a noble lady—decent and delicate.

She was young now, not fully matured, lacking presence, but very approachable, suitable for the medical field.

With looks like hers, nobody would suspect anything inappropriate.

“Friends are fine to help, but keep an eye out.

Don’t blame Auntie for nagging.

Hearts, dear, are harder to cure than illness.”

“Got it,” Wanting brought over a bowl of cooled porridge.

“Try this, it’s vegetable porridge, good for the stomach.”

At eight-thirty in the morning, Yin Tao came to the hospital and called Wanting first.

Soon, Wanting came to pick her up, taught her how to register on her phone, and registered her with the doctor she’d been chatting with earlier, then took Yin Tao to the Endocrinology Department for check-ups.

She was wearing her nurse’s uniform, hair tied in a bun, helping to run back and forth.

Yin Tao fainted once.

It was because she hadn’t eaten.

Wanting arranged for her to stay in a ward and gave her an IV.

“Wanting?”

Yin Tao woke up just after the IV was adjusted, carefully tugging on Wanting’s sleeve, “What happened to me?”

“You fainted again.

What’s going on, haven’t been eating on time lately?”

Yin Tao pursed her lips, “I’m in the sales team.

Our team is competing with another.

The team leader keeps pressing us to work overtime, revising plans.

A lot of the plans we rack our brains over get rejected and have to be redone.

Overtime is common and meals are irregular.”

“No wonder,” Wanting put her hands in her coat pockets, “Take care.

Your test results are out, nothing serious.

After the IV, I’ll prescribe some medicine.

Make sure you rest well.”

“Okay.”

Yin Tao then noticed she was in a shared room, with a curtain dividing the middle.

Behind the drawn curtain, there was the faint sound of someone playing a game.

Wanting explained, “The third, fourth, and fifth floors of the Endocrinology Department building are under renovation.

There aren’t enough beds, so we had to arrange for you in a different ward.

Your roommate is a nice girl.”