Soone might really just want to watch TV, but only they themselves know for sure.
...
Waking up after a long sleep, I reached out blindly, but where was anyone beside ?
Clearly, they had gotten up early.
Since it was a workday, I couldn’t afford to linger in bed.
Yawning, I ca out of the bedroom to find that today’s breakfast was already laid out on the dining table.
"Jiang Ye?"
"Jiang Ye?"
I called out twice, but no one answered.
He must have gone out.
Speaking of Jiang Ye, he indeed was outside at the mont.
But not alone, Old Qin was with him.
Both of them looked rather unhappy, as if they had been cheated out of eight hundred million.
"Damn it, why the hell do I have to deal with this crap?"
Indeed, this coarse language ca from the mouth of Old Qin, the instructor.
It was clear he was really upset!
As for Jiang Ye, he remained silent, but a closer look would reveal the sharp chill flashing through his eyes.
"I’ll go deal with the headquarters!"
Huh?
Old Qin paused in surprise.
"Really?"
Jiang Ye nodded.
"I tend to defend my own."
So people, well, they better not think about bullying those under my watch.
After all, you have to look at the owner before you beat a dog!
Old Qin let out a breath.
"Alright, if you go, they won’t dare to ss with you."
If I went there myself, I’d probably be blasted as soon as I walked in.
Jiang Ye didn’t delay.
"I’m heading there now; I’ll leave today’s training to you."
"Don’t worry, I’ve got it covered."
Jiang Ye left in a hurry, not even having had the chance to explain things to his family.
Lu Jing was about to leave for work and still hadn’t seen anyone return, growing increasingly worried.
Could sothing have happened again?
I thought about making a call, only to realize he didn’t take his phone with him; it was still charging at ho.
Forget it.
I have to go to work now, or I’ll be late.
In a rush, I grabbed my things, changed shoes, and headed out.
On the way, I ran into several team mbers.
"Doctor Lu, good morning!"
"Sister-in-law, good morning!"
"Morning, are you heading to the training grounds?" I asked.
"Yes," the group replied in unison.
Lu Jing nodded.
"Well, hurry up then. You’ll get in trouble if you’re late."
"Oh."
"Sister-in-law, we’re heading over there now."
"Alright."
The fire brigade’s guys are all quite endearing; I couldn’t help but smile.
Thankfully, Jiang Ye wasn’t there, not knowing what was on my mind at that mont.
Otherwise, these guys would beco major resentful spirits.
...
In a few minutes, I went from the fire brigade to the hospital.
Once in my departnt, from a distance, I saw several Little Nurses clustered together at the nurse station.
Hmm?
As I approached, about to ask what was going on, I heard soone crying:
"Wah, I can’t do it, I’m breaking up!"
Wasn’t that Xiao Tang’s voice?
Breaking up?
Didn’t we resolve everything last night?
How could things have changed overnight?
"Xiao Tang?" I called out.
Instantly, the group of Little Nurses stepped aside.
"Doctor Lu is here?"
"Doctor Lu, good morning."
I nodded to everyone, then my gaze fell directly on Xiao Tang, who was still sobbing and burying her head on the desk.
She was crying miserably, her eyes swollen.
Seeing her like this really tugged at my heartstrings.
I frowned slightly and walked up to her.
First, I gently patted Xiao Tang.
"Stop crying, co with for a mont."
The corridor of the departnt at this ti was bustling with people coming and going — it was neither good to look at nor an appropriate place to talk about certain things.
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