Du Heng's casual remark, "I have a plan," did not alleviate Wu Shengnan's father's anxiety at all.
How come this young man, who usually seemed so reliable and steady, showed such impatience at this time?
Wu Shengnan's father thought about it further. It might be because of Professor Wang's constant suspicions that Du Heng exhibited this impulsive behavior. So, he whispered again, "Xiao Heng, don't be impulsive. You're a doctor; you should speak more cautiously."
As soon as his words fell, the three old Chinese doctors also hurriedly stepped forward. "Doctor Du, there's no need to get angry."
"Yes, Doctor Du, the patient's health is the most important thing now. As for the rest, let them say whatever they want."
"Doctor Du, you can't say that here."
Especially the last sentence, which was spoken so quietly that if they had been standing just a few more inches apart, it would have been difficult to hear what this Old Predecessor had said.
