“Yes.” Gu Mang hooked the blue surgical mask around her ears. Her voice was slightly muffled as she said calmly, “Do you trust me?”
Professor Tang looked at her relaxed and calm black eyes, and smiled. “Yes.”
This was the first time the others had seen Professor Tang smile. They were really astonished.
Gu Mang nodded. “Thank you.”
She was unfamiliar with robotic surgeries so she was only stepping into the operating theater now.
…
In the operating theater.
Senior Feng and others stood to the side and took notes. They looked at what was happening in front of the operating table while holding their pens stiffly, unable to focus.
They were stunned as they watched Gu Mang. She stood in front of the main console and controlled the robotic arm. It was clearly the first time she had worked in an operating theater, but she was extremely proficient. She was very precise and firm.
It was like a visual feast.
As Gu Mang did the operation, she explained what she did at a pace that was not too quick or slow. Her narration was thorough and detailed, but not overloaded with jargon. She even mentioned common problems that could be encountered during the procedure.
Nobody in the operating theater at that moment had ever seen such skilled teaching, not even Professor Tang. Her explanations were so simple that Senior Feng and the others thought that they could do it themselves. But the truth was that watching was different from doing.
The whole time, her hands were absolutely still.
The operation went on for about an hour and was very successful. The group walked out, exceptionally silent.
Gu Mang took off her gloves and surgical cap, and threw them into the trash bin. Then, she walked into the dressing room.
After she got changed, it was time for dinner. They ate at a noodle restaurant near the affiliated hospital. The group sat in the room and only snapped out of their trances when the food was served.
“Uhh… J-Junior, was that really your first time in the operating theater?” a senior asked with a tight voice.
“Yeah,” she replied.
Everyone was speechless. They did not know what else to say. Professor Tang’s hands shook a little as he held his chopsticks.
He recalled his attitude towards Gu Mang in the past and thought about when he had told her not to waste her time with the medical informatics specialty. He quickly drank some water to calm himself down.
Luckily she was here, otherwise, he would have…
The sounds of people eating and the clinking of chopsticks against porcelain was the only sound that could be heard at the table.
After the meal, they all returned to the medical school.
Along the way, Gu Mang received a voice call from Gu Si. She told the others to go ahead without her.
Gu Mang walked to a black brick path and sat on a bench to the side. She picked up the call.
“Sis.” She heard Gu Si’s voice from the other end. “I’ve been training lately. I just got out. I heard that Leng Xuan is in the capital.”
Gu Mang’s legs were crossed. “Yeah, she is.”
Gu Si went silent for a second. “I want to get her.”
Gu Si had a deeper feud with Leng Xuan than with Huo Zhi.
Leng Xuan seldom left Jijing Island. When she did, her schedule was always highly confidential. Very few people knew it.
Since Gu Si knew it, there was no way he would let her return to Jijing Island successfully.
Gu Mang raised her eyebrows a little. “Sure, get Jiangsui to help you out.”
Seeing that Gu Mang had agreed, a vicious look appeared on his baby face. “If I don’t give her some beautiful trauma to remember this trip, my name will not be Gu Si!”
Qin Fang was heading to the technical team when he heard what Gu Si said. He was shocked.
Gu Si was the kind of person who would make funny comments on any topic. He seldom heard him revel in murderous contempt.
Her? Who was Gu Si referring to?
Which blind person triggered the little devil?
