Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 715 - Chapter 715 715 Cant be concealed

Chapter 715: [715] Can’t be concealed Chapter 715: [715] Can’t be concealed Aiya, Qiu Ruiyun remembered how anxious she had been at the time and accidentally spilled the beans, so she had no choice but to keep her head down and continue playing dead.

Xie Wanying and Senior Qiu had different thoughts. She felt that the gaze of Senior Tao in front of her was sharp, uncharacteristically so, somewhat resembling Teacher Tan and Teacher Fu. Based on her past experiences of getting out of trouble, it was best to kneel down right now.

“Senior Tao, it was like this. On the road, the taxi driver lost control and obviously, everyone in the car was thrown around. We didn’t get thrown out, but, Teacher Qiu might have twisted her arm. My back was pressed against the car door, so I was okay, not flung out,” said Xie Wanying.

All around was quiet as a mouse.

Immediately following, He Guangyou exploded in fury, lashing out at Qiu Ruiyun’s head: “You were in a car accident?! Why didn’t you say so over the phone?”

“It wasn’t a car accident, didn’t you understand what she said? The driver didn’t hold the steering wheel properly, the car just swerved a bit, and we fell over in the back seat like that,” Qiu Ruiyun hurriedly explained, while glaring at Xie Wanying: Who asked you to blab?

Xie Wanying replied with an honest look in her eyes to Senior Qiu with four words: honesty brings leniency.

Honesty brings leniency, what? If you didn’t say it, who would know? The annoyed Qiu Ruiyun turned back around and met Tao Zhijie’s eyes, and took a sharp breath.

“The right shoulder, correct?” Tao Zhijie’s smiling eyes narrowed as he spoke to him.

So, Tao Zhijie had noticed there was something off about him a long time ago. It was just Qiu Ruiyun who had been presumptuous. Qiu Ruiyun silently hung his head.

How could it not be noticed? Anyone who was attentive enough could see what was wrong with him. When Qiu Ruiyun walked into the operating room, he was carrying the organ transplant cooler with his left hand. Logically, he should have used his stronger right hand to ensure absolute safety, and he always did so until now.

Tao Zhijie looked at the two of them, unable to suppress a smile: Little junior sister is exceptionally clever; none of the people working under him were as sharp as her.

Returns to seriousness, Tao Zhijie began to speak about the two, mainly addressing Qiu Ruiyun who was leading: “I told you early in the morning, there’s no need to rush, absolutely none. My requirement for you is safety first, everything else is far less important than that. Bringing back a liver source at the expense of someone else’s life is meaningless.”

“I know, Teacher Tao. We weren’t rushing–” Qiu Ruiyun said softly.

Xie Wanying glanced at Senior Qiu’s expression, thinking of a way to extricate him, saying, “Regarding this matter, I think we can learn from it for future reference. The biggest lesson this time was not having gathered all the information about the flights at the other airport in advance. If we knew there was another flight to fight for, we wouldn’t have been so eager to rush on the road, because it would be pointless. Improving our methods, we’ll greatly reduce the chance of such accidents happening in the future.”

“You–” Qiu Ruiyun looked up at her: Are you sure this is pleading for mercy and not pointing out faults?

Isn’t it? Xie Wanying blinked: A mistake was made, that’s a fact. Needing to correct it next time is also a fact.

Laughs broke out once again inside and outside the office. He Guangyou couldn’t stop laughing, bending over as he stepped out first. He finally understood why even Tan Kelin from General Surgery Department Two, with his poker face, had no way to deal with Xie Wanying.

Excessively serious to a fault. Who else would be like her; leaders ask for reflection and thoughtful consideration, and she would seriously and immediately summarize lesson learned. Normally, people would react like Qiu Ruiyun, completely flustered and at a loss.