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Read You Thousands of Times and Never Get Tired of Chapter 42

42. Waiting for your triumphant return

Sharron: Head nurse, I don’t want to do this anymore.

susan: Why? You have always performed very well, you are enthusiastic and generous, you are kind-hearted, and you are good at communicating with patients. Patients like you very much.

Sharron: I know this. I want to find a job with a higher salary. Money is needed for children’s education.

Susan: The child still has a father. Don’t you like nursing work?

Sharron: Of course I like it. Because I am a temporary worker and my salary is not enough to support my family. I can’t count on my husband because he is always idle.

Susan: (Seeing the bruises on her wrists) I understand how you feel. I have been through a similar experience to you. My ex-husband had a bad temper and used harsh words to me. I left him in a fit of anger. I suggest

You go back to school, pick up your textbooks and apply for nursing school.

Sharron: At my age, it is not easy to go back to school. It is even harder than climbing a mountain.

susan: It’s never too late to become the person you want to be. Want to know how I became an official nurse?

sharron: I really want to know and would like to share it with you.

Susan: To tell you the truth, I didn’t tell outsiders that you were the first one. One year my mother had an operation and saw the nurses taking good care of her. I was deeply moved and secretly vowed to study nursing.

Sharron: So you applied for the nursing major?

Susan: Yes. Do you know how old I was when I got my diploma?

Sharron: I'm in my twenties.

Susan: I’m not afraid of your jokes, I’m already forty-six.

sharron: It’s amazing, so ambitious.

susan: You are younger than me, so you will definitely succeed in your studies. "It's not too late to make up for the mistakes."

Sharron: With you as an example, I will definitely work hard.

Susan: As women, we also need to be financially independent. We cannot rely on others, we must do it ourselves.

Sharron: It is a matter of pride to master some skills and create labor value with your own hands.

susan: Promise me: when you are successful in your studies and become a formal nurse, you will come back to me. Share your story and help more people.

Sharron: Definitely.

Susan: Waiting for your triumphant return.

After several years of hard study, Sharron kept his promise. After completing his studies, he returned to Susan and became a formal nurse. He worked until Susan retired.

(End of chapter)

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