Su Bingbing wants to break up the fight.

But she hasn’t even stepped forward yet.

When she sees the security team leader wave his hand, a few security guards head towards the fragile college students.

They start registering the student information of these fragile college students.

And inform them one by one.

If there continues to be such unfriendly quarrels in public between themselves and fellow students,

maybe they won’t get a record.

But parents will definitely be notified.

—

"???"

"No, are you kidding? We’re already in university, how can Hai City University be handling this like an elementary school, calling the parents?"

"Does calling the parents of university students still work? Out of sight, out of mind, can parents really manage them?"

"Even if you’re thirty, your dad is still your dad! As long as there’s the will, how could he not manage you!"

"Let’s not even mention it—if they cut off your living expenses, wouldn’t you be scared!"

"Don’t say anymore, I was really called for a parent meeting. That month my dad only gave me 500 yuan as living expenses, and since then I’ve never dared to cause trouble at school again, afraid I’d starve, boohoo!!!"

"Seeing that guy in front, I get it. No matter how undignified it is for a university to revert to calling parents, if it’s effective on these fragile college students, that’s what matters the most!"

"When my counselor found out my sister learned Sanda, he asked me to leave my sister’s phone number as a contact. I thought it was because he was single. Didn’t expect, boohoo!!!"

"Hahahaha!!!! Bro, you’re so miserable!!! I’m so happy!!!"

"..."

—

"Dr. Chen, the school ambulance has arrived, the one with the ventilator, but which student should we send first?"

Su Bingbing, a bit nervous, walked over to Chen Mu.

Just looking at Chen Mu’s demeanor, she can tell that it’s definitely the student who got hydrofluoric acid spilled on them that’s more serious.

Only...

Su Bingbing’s peripheral vision couldn’t help but sneak a glance at the patient with intracranial hemorrhage.

She has 100% trust in Chen Mu’s judgment.

It’s just...

Her trust in Chen Mu doesn’t mean other netizens can achieve the same level of trust.

What if.

She was just thinking...

What if...

What if they take the student with hydrofluoric acid burns onto the school ambulance first.

As a result.

The internet starts relentlessly criticizing Dr. Chen for not taking the other patient.

Or.

After they leave first with the hydrofluoric acid burn victim, the other patient with intracranial bleeding faces a life-threatening situation.

Su Bingbing really wants to immediately shut off the camera, drive away the surrounding crowd.

To have a good in-depth discussion with Chen Mu about the potential risks he might face.

But some words.

Are just on the tip of her tongue.

Before she can even utter them.

Su Bingbing immediately realizes.

This place.

Is not where she and Chen Mu can speak freely.

"Send this patient first, yes, you two come over here. When the school ambulance arrives, you go with the vehicle."

Hearing Chen Mu’s arrangements.

Even Su Bingbing is stunned, looking at Chen Mu in shock, "Dr. Chen, aren’t you going with the ambulance?"

In the past.

Even if there were several patients at the same time, Chen Mu would definitely go with the most serious one on the ambulance.

Safely escorting them to the hospital.

This time...

How come...

Su Bingbing stands there blankly.

On the other side, Chen Mu.

Seems to see through Su Bingbing’s thoughts.

Smiles helplessly, and says, "Reporter Su, I’ve already helped with the basic cleanup and care. After that, the matter of hydrofluoric acid is beyond what a simple school doctor like me can handle. Let two intern doctors accompany the kid, maintaining his vital signs will be enough."

"But the patient with intracranial hemorrhage is different. Once his intracranial pressure increases, being by his side can truly save his life."

"I know what you’re worried about."

"But at this moment, the decision about which patient I stay with isn’t about who’s more serious."

"It’s about where I can be of more help to the patient."

Su Bingbing nods, somewhat understanding.

—

"I just realized I fell into the same mental trap as my wife, completely thinking that Dr. Chen and the school ambulance should coexist, never even considering the possibility that Dr. Chen wouldn’t be on it."

"Me too... But after hearing Dr. Chen’s explanation, it suddenly seems so reasonable..."

"Dr. Chen’s explanation is indeed reasonable. It’s just that we all ignored such a possibility before."

"I remember a lot of the misunderstandings from the earlier chat, people couldn’t wait to start cursing. Now that Dr. Chen has cleared things up, how come these people don’t come out to apologize?"

"Right now, I’m so used to seeing people curse Dr. Chen. Do you genuinely think they’ll apologize when they see him?"

"For internet trolls, it’s common for them to go around cursing people. If someone actually apologizes, I’d find it unbelievable!"

"Huh, do you really think Chen Mu cares about this student with intracranial bleeding? That’s not it at all—he’s just saying it nicely to prevent the students’ parents from coming back to hold him accountable!"

"See, the trolls start again. Anyway, I’ve understood that in some people’s eyes, whatever Dr. Chen does is wrong."