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Chapter 403 - Chapter 403 403 Doctors students and police are also afraid

Chapter 403: [403] Doctors, students, and police are also afraid. Chapter 403: [403] Doctors, students, and police are also afraid. “`

Even without alcohol poisoning, numerous secondary disasters resulting from alcohol consumption are especially common in clinical emergencies. They are what doctors fear and find most troublesome. That’s why, generally, doctors will suggest patients who have drunk alcohol be kept under observation, worried that some issues in their bodies may remain hidden due to the alcohol’s suppression of the central nervous system.

“What kind of alcohol did you drink?” Lu Tianchi asked his junior sister with anger.

“We only had a sip,” Lau Jingyun gestured, “I’ve drunk beer before with Senior Brother Huang and the others.”

At that moment, Huang Zhilei, who had rushed to the scene from the doorway, heard her words and charged over, “What are you saying? I invited you to drink? When did I ever invite you to drink?”

“Not that, during the fellow-townsman association meeting–”

“It was beer, beer with a very low alcohol content, hardly different from drinking a beverage. We bought the beer ourselves, and we’re clear about its alcohol content, knowing how much we could drink. If you don’t understand alcohol, why did you drink it? Do you even know what you were drinking?”

“We didn’t feel drunk,” Lau Jingyun said, on the verge of tears. Just a small sip of red wine with her junior sister couldn’t do much.

“Even a small sip of baijiu could knock down all three of you. It takes time for the alcohol you just consumed to take full effect throughout your body; it doesn’t make you collapse immediately. It’s precisely because of this that some people don’t feel intoxicated at first, keep drinking without realizing, and end up in trouble. You’re studying medicine, don’t you understand this? I think you need to steep in the emergency room!” Huang Zhilei scolded, becoming more and more enraged.

“We didn’t drink baijiu.”

“What did you drink?”

“Red wine.”

“The alcohol content in red wine is generally more than double that of beer,” Huang Zhilei said, gesticulating wildly.

Lau Jingyun was frightened by his gesticulation and stepped back.

The tall and handsome young man who had just been led in by a nurse saw the scene and dashed over, grabbing Huang Zhilei and saying, “Stop scolding her, stop it. I will do the scolding for you, I’ll do it.”

Huang Zhilei, who was yanked away, turned around and recognized it was his junior sister’s boyfriend, Officer Hu, and exclaimed in frustration, “You’re a police officer, you’d better take care of her.”

“Yes, yes, yes, I’ll take care of it for you.”

If it weren’t for the serious situation at hand, everyone would be amazed at the scene before them. A police officer wasn’t as strict as a doctor in scolding others. To this, Officer Hu Zhenfan wasn’t surprised at all, as his two classmates who were surgeons had always been somewhat intimidating to him as a police officer.

Huang Zhilei, still not calmed down and wanting to explode with anger, was stopped by a glance from Senior Brother Cao and held his tongue.

Cao Yong looked solemnly at his junior brother.

Knowing that Senior Brother Cao especially disliked doctors who lost control of their emotions in front of patients, Huang Zhilei zipped his lips and said no more.

Seeing his junior brother calm down, Cao Yong took out his vibrating phone from his pocket, put one hand in the pocket of his white coat, and with the other hand, he walked out to the corridor to answer the call, “Yes, it was me who notified you, Director Yang. I plan to report to their school later if the situation worsens–”

Lau Jingyun thought for a moment about what was wrong and reached out to push her junior sister lying on the adjacent bed, “Yingying, didn’t you check the alcohol content on the wine bottle before you drank?”

Xie Wanying, who was nudged by her senior sister, suddenly woke up.

Upon opening her eyes and seeing a row of teachers standing in front of her, Xie Wanying was just as surprised as her senior sister.

“How are you feeling?” Ren Chongda asked, looking into his student’s startled eyes.

“I’m fine,” Xie Wanying blurted out.

But far from relaxing the teachers’ expressions, her statement made their faces darken even more.

“How much did you drink?” Tan Kelin stood at the foot of her bed and asked sternly.

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