Chapter 2542: Chapter 23025: Asking Me to Be a Shield_2

"Mm." Director Wu nodded coldly.

"This young lady looks familiar?" Director Wu suddenly turned to Lu Yaobing.

Lu Yaobing hadn’t experienced many formal occasions like this, and when asked by Director Wu, she was suddenly stunned and didn’t know how to respond.

"This is my husband’s disciple, Lu Yaobing." Lin Su’er answered on behalf of Lu Yaobing.

"Hello, Director Wu." Lu Yaobing reacted and greeted Director Wu.

"So you’re Mr. Song’s last disciple, hello, hello." Director Wu extended his hand to shake hands with Lu Yaobing.

Liu Changhong watched in astonishment.

Since Director Wu arrived, he only shook hands with Liu Changhong and Lin Su’er. When Liu Changhong introduced the hospital’s leaders, Director Wu just nodded.

But when introducing Lu Yaobing, Director Wu wanted to shake hands with this young girl in her early twenties.

After all, Lin Su’er only mentioned Lu Yaobing as her sister, not as Song Xiaodong’s disciple.

"Oh, so this young lady is Mr. Song’s outstanding disciple!" Liu Changhong also said to Lu Yaobing.

Lu Yaobing smiled shyly.

Chapter 2326: A Promising Talent

"Not bad, not bad, smart and cute, a promising talent, you’ll carry on your master’s amazing medical skill in the future." Liu Changhong continued.

"Yes, Mr. Song’s medical skill is indeed extraordinary, but he’s usually very low-key and rarely appears, so not many patients have the opportunity to be treated by him. If Little Lu inherits Mr. Song’s mantle in the future, don’t follow your master’s example, you should strive to treat and save people." Director Wu said to Lu Yaobing.

"Yes, Director Wu is right, I’ve noted it." Lu Yaobing nodded as she spoke.

"Hmm, very good, eloquent and clever, just like your master." Director Wu looked at Lu Yaobing with satisfaction and nodded.

"This way, please, Director Wu!" Liu Changhong led the way, guiding the group for an inspection tour in the hospital.

As for Chen Xue, Feng Huihui and Li Jiachen continued consulting together, no telling how many unnecessary tests they ordered, wasting money, while Chen Xue sat coldly on the sofa, helpless.

"Doctor Li, you keep an eye here, I’m heading home. My dog has been having diarrhea lately, I need to check on it." Feng Huihui told Li Jiachen.

"Alright." Li Jiachen agreed readily.

"You better work hard for Doctor Li, observe and learn diligently. If you run off before finishing your tasks again, I won’t forgive you." Feng Huihui stood up, fixed her lab coat, and walked toward the door, pausing beside Chen Xue to point her thumb at Chen Xue’s forehead.

Chen Xue lowered her eyelids and didn’t reply.

"Didn’t Bingbing say she would arrange a different mentor for me? Why hasn’t anyone come to rescue me?" Chen Xue thought to herself.

Dean Liu actually contacted Wang Manshan, but Wang Manshan didn’t have time to find Liu Liyang to replace Feng Huihui as Chen Xue’s mentor. Before he could say anything, he received word from Dean Liu that Director Wu from the Municipal Health Bureau was coming for inspection. Wang Manshan accompanied Director Wu with Dean Liu, Lin Su’er, Lu Yaobing, and other hospital leaders.

After Feng Huihui left, Chen Xue thought she could finally relax, but turning around, she saw Li Jiachen staring at her inappropriately.

Chen Xue immediately understood the situation: Feng Huihui left on purpose to give Li Jiachen a chance to be alone with her.

"You handled things wrong today." Li Jiachen said to Chen Xue.

"What did I handle wrong?" Chen Xue asked.

"Saying Doctor Feng ordered too many tests and was scamming patients." Li Jiachen replied.

"Liver function tests don’t require checking liver tissue elasticity!" Chen Xue got heated again.

"Hepatitis B tests don’t require it, but what if the patient has other complications? Hepatitis B could cause liver fibrosis and cancer; being cautious never hurts." Li Jiachen said.

"Liver non-invasive biopsy costs over a thousand bucks, it’s not like I don’t know." Chen Xue retorted.

"Doctor Feng is a seasoned physician with over a decade of experience, she has her reasons for insisting on liver biopsies for patients. Yet you claim she’s scamming patients, which is excessive, and could severely impact a physician’s reputation. Have you considered the consequences?" Li Jiachen said.

"That patient clearly doesn’t come from a well-off family, yet you insist on an extra test, even though you can assess their liver function without it. You never consider if their financial situation can handle the burden, instead pushing for this unnecessary test. Can you not see the financial strain on the patient?" Chen Xue argued with Li Jiachen.

"You can be quite stubborn. Sure, those three test results can mostly determine liver function, but can you be 100% certain there won’t be any other liver tissue abnormalities? If there is something amiss and we miss it, who will be accountable, you or me?" Li Jiachen responded.

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