Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 560 - Chapter 560 【560】Senior noticed it

Chapter 560: [(560)] Senior noticed it Chapter 560: [(560)] Senior noticed it “The thief was caught? Who is the woman in the elevator?” Gao Zhaocheng got curious and kept asking.

“I also want to know who she is. I originally guessed whether she might be President Wu’s new secretary, after all, usually only the secretary would know where the confidential documents are kept,” said Xia Dongxian.

“Did President Wu hire a female secretary?” Gao Zhaocheng propped his chopsticks under his chin, pondering.

Xia Dongxian’s gaze fell on Xie Wanying once again.

“Why are you looking at our junior sister like that?” Gao Zhaocheng asked him, wondering if he’d also heard something and was trying to dig into the junior sister’s business.

“She’s our junior sister?” Xia Dongxian apparently hadn’t heard about her.

“Yes, her name is Xie Wanying.” Huang Zhilei introduced the extremely intelligent junior sister to the senior.

Xie Wanying’s head almost drooped down to the table; she felt she could barely keep the lid on the events of last night.

“What are you looking at her for?” This time, both Gao Zhaocheng and Huang Zhilei were anxious and asked.

“The more I look, the more I feel that she resembles the woman in the elevator last night,” Xia Dongxian said, stroking his chin.

The gaze of a medical predecessor is very sharp; they can guess her identity with seventy to eighty percent certainty just by the silhouette and posture from a great distance.

“Did you go to the second floor last night?”

Senior Gao across from her was asking. Xie Wanying lifted her head and said, “No.” She would explain after calling the security room to find out what was going on.

“What were you looking down at just now?” The seniors wouldn’t overlook her every move.

“I was texting my childhood friend, Senior Brother,” Xie Wanying lied awkwardly, “I was on duty; there’s no way I could have gone to the second floor.”

Unable to catch her in a lie, the three seniors could only continue to rack their brains over the identity of the woman in the elevator.

After finishing breakfast and going out to throw away the trash, Xie Wanying made a phone call to the security room.

“I was just looking for you,” said the security guard on the other end of the phone as he warned her, “Don’t tell anyone just yet. That’s what the police department said. They said they’re investigating the suspect’s motive and asked us to keep quiet for now to avoid startling the snake.”

“Okay, I understand,” Xie Wanying said and then hung up.

After working her shift for the day and, as Teacher Sun had said earlier, she could have two days off in a row.

It had been a long time since she visited her second senior sister; on the first afternoon of her vacation, Xie Wanying decided to pay a visit.

Li Qi’an had been in a low mood, and Xie Wanying took him with her, hoping to lift the spirits of a classmate.

The two bought some fruits from the school’s convenience store and took them to the hospital.

When they arrived, they saw Aunt Zhang tidying up her daughter’s hospital belongings. Seeing them, Aunt Zhang said, “The doctor came for rounds this morning and said she can be discharged the day after tomorrow.”

“Hey,” He Xiangyu waved at her junior sister.

Seeing that her senior sister’s feeding tube was removed, which meant the esophageal wound was healing well, Xie Wanying happily sat beside her second senior sister.

Li Qi’an stood by, feeling awkward. Unlike Xie Wanying, he usually didn’t have much to do with the senior sisters.

“He’s my classmate, Li Qi’an,” Xie Wanying introduced him to her senior sister.

“Ah, a junior brother. Have a seat, don’t be shy,” He Xiangyu said cheerfully.

Aunt Zhang picked up the apples they had brought, ready to peel them. Li Qi’an took the apples from her: “I’ll do it, Aunt Zhang.” With that, he took the apples and a fruit knife to the restroom to wash them.

“He’s well-mannered and very respectful to his elders,” Aunt Zhang remarked about Li Qi’an, telling her daughter, “All of your junior brothers and sisters are very nice.”

They are nice, indeed, but the problem is, the souls of good medical students are also easily hurt.