Doctors need to have a level of artistry in their speech, specifically, they need a bit of an actor’s skill level.

Look at Immortal Brother first explaining the serious part to the child’s family, scaring them a bit, and then talking about the more fortunate parts.

Lower the family’s expectations before discussing other matters. The family of a child is a group that is relatively easy to get excited, unlike adult patients, who require the doctor to give them confidence instead of making false assurances.

Afraid the child’s family might lose faith and give up the child? A doctor will certainly not say anything that would leave the patient and family in complete despair.

The child is sent for a comprehensive examination.

Once the examination results are out, doctor and bed arrangements will be made.

With leadership present, there’ll be no worry about the lack of beds.

During the child’s examination, Hu Hao follows them back and forth.

Xie Wanying did not follow because she was called to the office by Second Brother Cao. A group of doctors all followed the leader into the doctor’s office.

"How many days has Dr. Luo been in our hospital’s emergency?" Cao Zhao, after pulling a chair to sit down, waved to everyone standing.

Everyone else scrambled to find a chair to sit.

"A week." Luo Jingming adjusted his glasses and replied.

"How do you feel about coming to our hospital?"

"Pretty good. Lots of cases."

At Guoxie, since it’s not a pediatric specialty hospital, it’s not the parents’ first choice to bring children for treatment; children’s cases aren’t as numerous as at pediatric hospitals.

At Senior Luo’s stage, it’s more important for doctors to learn, as teachers often say, to learn from the patients.

In the emergency room, doctors are almost never able to sit down. Within a few minutes, a nurse came running to call the on-duty doctor out. Doctor Tian, Senior Luo, and others who were on duty tonight didn’t get to chat with the leaders but rushed out to work first.

Dai Nanhui glanced back as he walked out, seeing Student Xie about to leave but being called back, wondering: what is her relationship with the leadership?

He only remembered she was unlike him; she didn’t have a doctor mom.

"Did you finish your meal? I’ve heard you haven’t had dinner yet?" Cao Zhao asked her.

His brother told him not to worry, but in a call, his brother criticized him for not clarifying, which led her not to eat, so he couldn’t help but pay attention to the follow-up.

Xie Wanying replied, "I’ll go out for a bowl of noodles later."

Facing her senior, she definitely wouldn’t be foolish enough to lie about not being hungry, as he would catch her and tease her.

"I heard you’re someone who eats properly. I trust you’ll eat. How about I help you order takeout?"

Listening to Immortal Brother’s first part, she thought he truly trusted her; the result was, Immortal Brother’s latter part directly told her, I’ll arrange food for you.

Cao Zhao thought about it, using his phone to order takeout—a lunch box was the safest. So it’s not about trusting or not trusting her; it’s about not leaving the brother’s intended one’s stomach empty.

Just as the takeout call was about to be made, there was a major incident at the emergency entrance.

A big figure appeared.

A silhouette carrying a thermos appeared in the Shou’er emergency building lobby.

The nurse at the triage desk thought it was a patient’s parent bringing food for someone and ignored it.

Until someone recognized who it was and exclaimed, "Director Zhang."

"Director Zhang?"

"Don’t you know? It’s Director Zhang Huayao from Guozhi Emergency Department. People say he’s the future Guo Zhi Hospital director."

Latecomers were taken aback.

A large group of people directed their surprised gazes at Boss Zhang’s hand carrying the thermos: This?!