No, it’s still different.
Mo Xingyuan has no evidence at all.
But Zhenzhen drugging Shen Zhiyue is a fact.
No matter how many hidden details, breaking the law is a wrongdoing.
When soone makes a mistake, they should pay the price.
Perhaps, that’s what he ant.
The car accident is still under investigation at the mont; everything should wait until the results of the investigation are out.
Since Chu Yihan is willing to step in to investigate, the truth will certainly co to light soon.
It’s just unknown what he’ll do if the investigation shows that the car accident was orchestrated by Shen Zhiyue as she had guessed...
Looking at the man’s face, always indifferent and expressionless, Su Ge couldn’t help but feel a flicker of worry.
Just then, a ringtone from a cellphone echoed.
Su Ge imdiately let go of Chu Yihan’s hand, took out her phone from her pocket, and glanced at the caller ID.
Then she quickly answered.
"Professor."
As soon as she spoke, the man who had been expressionless turned his gaze toward her.
"Ah, Professor, I’m fine. I, uh, had so urgent matters to take care of this afternoon, so I didn’t return to the school. You don’t have to worry."
"Yes, the final exams are approaching. I’ll work hard. You don’t need to worry about being stressed; your arrangents are all reasonable, and I have plenty of ti."
"Yes, I got it; I’ll definitely consult you if I have any problems."
Su Ge waited until Professor Cheng finished speaking before she hung up the phone, looking at it with a smile curling at the corners of her eyes.
It took a while before she noticed that the man beside her had been looking at her intently.
Compared to his forr indifference, his expression had turned much colder now, and there was a chilly look in his eyes as he gazed at her.
Su Ge was montarily stunned when she looked back at him.
"Su Xiaoge, better not bother with the exam."
The man spoke indifferently.
Su Ge’s face changed dramatically, thinking she’d misheard, "What... what?"
"What’s the point of exams? If you like dicine, just open a clinic."
Su Ge stared at the man in confusion for a long ti, "Yihan... are you serious?"
Open... a clinic?
"Do I look like I’m joking?"
The man glanced at her displeasure.
"No... I didn’t an that..." Su Ge hurriedly explained awkwardly, "What I an is, why would I open a clinic? My ambition isn’t to beco a hospital director. I’m at dical University to learn; exams are of course very important."
"And after your studies?"
"Of course, to work."
"Work for what?"
"To treat patients... and to make money."
Su Ge felt sowhat uncertain as she spoke.
It doesn’t seem wrong, does it?
Wait, isn’t that primarily what hospitals are for - to treat patients and make money?
Is this a contradiction...
"No, I an," Su Ge rushed to explain again, "I think learning is the most important thing. Only by committing to learning and accumulating enough dical knowledge can we solve more complex dical problems. It’s not just about treating patients and making money; it’s about breaking through oneself in continuous learning and discovery, and maybe in the future, I could make so contributions to the dical field and achieve so level of accomplishnt."
Having said this, the man no longer said anything.
Unexpectedly, at such a young age, she has quite so ideas.
"Then you study hard and don’t think about those unnecessary things," the man mused for a mont before dropping a comnt.
"I..." Su Ge wore an innocent expression. What unnecessary things was she thinking about?
She’s been studying seriously, hasn’t she...
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