Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s-Chapter 1917: Compassion

"What do you want to do now?" Dr. Guan continued to ask, "Do you think she would want to do something to that patient? Perhaps you should tell Doctor Du to be on guard? Although she is annoying, I think doing something like this would be harmful to her, without any benefit and no motivation. Does she have a personal grudge against that patient?"

If Doctor Hu had murderous thoughts because of the exam-swapping incident involving her mother years ago, that would definitely be impossible. Even if there were some shady dealings back then, the exam was based on recommendations, so exposing anything wouldn’t have helped. Aunt Min had already said that pursuing things now was meaningless.

Just as Dr. Guan analyzed, Doctor Hu had no motive to commit the crime. Xie Wanying had considered all of this calmly, which is why these questions must be asked directly to Aunt Min.

Even if Aunt Min is fully awake, for the sake of her condition, it would be best to wait a few days until her heart is completely stable before questioning her. As a doctor, it’s necessary to consider everything for the patient’s benefit, including their condition.

Actually, Aunt Min is very safe at Guo Zhi Hospital, and Xie Wanying felt there was no need to rush. If there really was anything wrong with Doctor Hu, she wouldn’t be able to run away.

After listening to her, others calmed down and saw the logic in her words.

"Yingying."

Senior Cao spoke up. Xie Wanying quietly waited for him to speak, knowing that the fact so many seniors had come to question her indicated some of her actions were not appropriate.

"We all know you’re very calm, but occasionally, you don’t have to be that calm."

She initially thought that Senior Cao was going to point out where she went wrong by not being calm enough in her thinking, but what he was actually saying was that she was too extremely calm. Xie Wanying was surprised and looked up at Senior Cao.

The two small dimples at the corners of Cao Yong’s mouth smiled at her, with a touch of compassion in his smile.

Someone who is too calm can become like an impenetrable wall, which might actually harm themselves. Because everyone’s heart is made of flesh and has vulnerable places, forcing oneself to be calm at all times is not a good thing; it goes against the physiological nature of humans. That’s what he had been telling her all along, to learn to relax her mind appropriately, even casually with familiar people was perfectly acceptable.

Senior Cao is a very gentle person.

Xie Wanying thought again, but being a doctor requires being calm, doesn’t Teacher Fu remain calm like a robot at all times?

As she looked around at the people sitting there, each of their expressions and gazes reflected what Senior Cao had suggested to her.

Fu Xinheng caught her gaze, and with a frown, he blocked it back.

Don’t compare him to her. Even as robotic as he is, he doesn’t have her single-mindedly terrifying mindset.

A normal person, even a robot, seeing someone next to them seemingly being harmed would first think of whether they would be harmed as well, because everyone is afraid of death. Her calm and icy analysis that showed the other party had no motive or opportunity to commit the crime was more poised than a professional detective, which is why, reportedly, Hu Zhifan’s police crew thought they could recruit her.

The tea was served. After taking a sip, everyone calmed down and returned to the discussion of Geng Yonghui’s condition.

"Your brother’s condition is like this. The hypothalamus shows a brain thrombus," Cao Yong formally informed the patient’s family, "After receiving the report yesterday, we started him on medication. There’s no suggestion to operate just yet; attention can be focused on the orthopedic surgery. If needed, I can go over to take a look or even lend a hand during the orthopedic surgery."