"But why didn't my grandma tell others like my grandpa?" Zhang Shuping asked.
"Your grandpa didn't tell others. Your grandpa didn't prepare to see a doctor and wanted to treat himself. This is the mistake he made. Doctors don't treat themselves." Cao Yong corrected him.
From this perspective, grandma’s condition is actually better than grandpa’s? As a medical student, Zhang Shuping also knows that diseases need early detection and early treatment.
"Why did you become a doctor? Because you admire your grandparents?" Cao Yong asked him.
"Yes." Zhang Shuping nodded.
"If you admire your grandparents, you should know that when your grandparents' teachers are sick, or when their parents are sick, they may come to them to see you." Cao Yong said, "If you want to be a doctor, there will definitely be a day like this.
same as me."
Zhang Shuping clenched the chopsticks in his hand and swallowed the saliva in his throat, his heartbeat seemed to be beating out of his chest.
"Afraid?" Cao Yong's two sharp eyes locked on his face.
Zhang Shuping's mouth trembled: "You, aren't you afraid?"
"I'm afraid. I still remember the first time I rescued a colleague who had a sudden illness in my hospital. My hands were shaking uncontrollably. Our hospital later had an unwritten rule not to operate on our relatives. My colleagues all
Afraid, let alone your closest relatives."
"Where's my grandpa?"
"I have always felt sorry for what happened to your grandfather. Many things seemed too coincidental." Cao Yong said this with a heavy tone as he recalled the past.
If it is discovered too late, the treatment direction may be wrong midway, and there is no way to save it. In the end, everyone feels that they have failed.
"Dr. Cao, there is something you may need to know. In fact, my grandparents like you the most as a student." Zhang Shuping said.
These words made Xie Wanying instantly feel a touch of heartache. Her eyes fell on Senior Brother Cao's face involuntarily, and she could imagine how painful Senior Brother Cao's heart was. So, after taking a look, she suddenly turned around and walked away.
.
Hearing the footsteps, Cao Yong turned around and seemed to catch a glimpse of a figure.
After a while, dong dong dong, Xie Wanying trotted back quickly, holding two lollipops in her hands, and stood in front of them: "Eat a candy."
The two people looked up at her.
Zhang Shuping was startled, wondering if she had just heard the two of them talking.
"I didn't eavesdrop on purpose." Xie Wanying explained.
So frank. Zhang Shuping was once again surprised by her too frankness.
In fact, he and Cao Yong did not talk secretly, otherwise they would not talk in public places.
The weird thing is, why did she suddenly bring lollipops to him and Cao Yong? The more Zhang Shuping thought about it, the more he felt that she was just like what others said, a little weird.
"Eating sweets will make you feel good." The dimples at the corners of Cao Yong's mouth were revealed early in the morning, and his eyes were full of smiles.
The junior sister's behavior is based on medical principles. Sweets can make the brain feel happy. As a neurosurgeon, he knows this very well.
Senior Brother Cao immediately saw what she was thinking, and Xie Wanying lowered her head unconsciously, looking a little embarrassed.
"What does it taste like?" Cao Yong asked, taking the lollipop from her hand and stuffing one into Zhang Shuping's hand.
"Yangyang likes the taste of milk." Xie Wanying said frankly that this was the candy she originally bought for her child.
When you take a lick of the milk ball lollipop, it smells like milk, making you feel like you are on a sunny ranch, and your mood will be as happy as flying to the sky. When Zhang Shuping took a lick of the lollipop, this picture appeared in his mind. On the tip of his tongue.
The sweet taste made him forget his temporary sadness and fear.