Merchant and doctor

Chapter 2179 Some things are not the doctor's responsibility

In any case, choosing the best among the worst can still be useful in a critical moment.

Compared to his colleagues, Sun Zhengting's overall medical skills are acceptable. He can easily handle routine outpatient work. Some things can be said in passing, but we'll need him to assist Teng Daili in her work in the future! If her enthusiasm is completely dampened, "Xichunhe" will inevitably fail sooner or later.

"I only learned a little bit by chance. There's plenty of time in the future. Just communicate with other colleagues in your spare time. It's getting late, so let's stop talking about business here. I don't mean anything by it, I just want to put your mind at ease! The branch has just been established, and I'll have to rely on your help and attention in the future!" Bian Mu said with a smile, making a few polite remarks.

"How dare I! How dare I! A bad thing has turned into a good thing. As a so-called general practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, I have finally seen my true professional level today. I must study like crazy from now on. The master is right! Even experts of the level of Elder Nie are still learning until they die, let alone us... I have learned a lot!"

"You're too kind! Come on! Let's toast each other with a soft drink instead of alcohol, business comes first!"

"Business first! Lifelong learning!" This time, Sun Zhengting finally got it right.

Chatting and laughing, the cloud passed by in no time.

……

Mrs. Mai's intervention had a significantly different effect. Before Bian Mu and the others could even process what was happening, the Tang family had already withdrawn their lawsuit.

That morning, just after 10 o'clock, Bian Mu received a text message informing him that the scheduled business inquiry time had been postponed by one week.

Madam Mai's reputation had to be carefully protected, so Bian Mu offered to go out for a consultation as a way of showing respect to the Tang family and also as an apology on behalf of the entire Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic.

The outpatient visit went very smoothly. On the first visit, Mrs. Mai even accompanied him. Mr. Tang's condition was similar to Bian Mu's guess. Teng Daili had indeed violated the medical taboo of "over-involvement," which ultimately backfired and left her in a rather passive position.

With acupuncture, medicinal diet, and herbal decoctions as supplements, Mr. Tang's main symptoms subsided significantly in less than five days.

Bian Mu originally planned to go with Teng Daili, but then he thought that the three hospitals each had their own focus, and there was no need to deliberately equalize them. Otherwise, it would be detrimental to him if he encountered any difficulties in the future. So, Bian Mu did not disturb Teng Daili and took care of everything himself.

In addition, Bian Mu also had other thoughts: Teng Daili was somewhat frightened by this incident. Given her personality, she would inevitably work hard to improve herself for a while. However, this would only lead to her old problem of "haste makes waste." Improving one's skills in traditional Chinese medicine is a gradual process, and relying solely on a competitive spirit to rush things would be useless. Instead, it would affect her ability to make further misjudgments in specific clinics. In the end, Teng Daili's medical skills would not be able to be used normally, and sooner or later, she would reach the point where she would not even know how to treat patients.

Haste makes waste!

Bian Mu's medical skills didn't improve overnight; everything must be done scientifically and gradually!

In any case, the matter was resolved quietly without attracting any media attention.

Mr. Tang's diet, sleep, bowel movements, and many other aspects have greatly improved. Although Bian Mu didn't say it, the entire Tang family mistakenly thought that Mr. Tang had recovered, and they were all overjoyed.

The entire Tang family knows perfectly well that only if the old man is well can they live a peaceful and harmonious life.

Bian Mu knew that as long as Mr. Tang's scheming middle-aged male assistant remained by his side, the old man would one day "fall ill" again in another way.

Since this matter falls outside the scope of medicine and is not subject to criminal prosecution, doctors cannot handle it, and relevant departments are reluctant to intervene. The Tang family, young and old, were completely unaware that such a hidden danger lurked nearby, and for the time being, they could only wait and see.

That evening, Bian Mu treated the last four patients with acupuncture. Although their conditions were not complicated, the acupuncture techniques were quite cumbersome. By the time Bian Mu removed the needles from the last young man, it was already 8:47 p.m.

Feeling a bit sore and tired in her lower back, Bian Mu decided to go to a well-established porridge stall for some multigrain porridge, along with some seasonal side dishes and a couple of steamed buns.

Just as Bian Mu was about to go to the changing room to change and leave, she saw Dr. Gong walking over from a short distance away to ask her to sign a few words.

After quickly glancing through it, Bian Mu casually signed his name and the date.

Seeing that there was no one else around, Dr. Gong said with a slightly embarrassed expression, "I heard about the Snow Cat incident... I'm sorry to have troubled you!"

"Hey! He's just shameless. He thinks he's doing well and that everyone and everything is subject to his will. It has nothing to do with you and Dr. Luo. My approach was indeed a bit inappropriate, but it will be very beneficial for his future. If his parents have seen more of the world, they'll understand sooner or later. Don't take it to heart. He's been a little distant from me and his colleagues lately, but it's not that bad..."

"It's all over now. Actually, the day before yesterday afternoon, his mother called me to ask me out for a talk, and that's how I found out about what happened in the alley that day..."

Upon hearing this, a look of relief appeared on Bian Mu's face.

"Really? It's fortunate that his parents have some insight, otherwise, if they really encounter a truly ruthless person in the future, their son will suffer!" As she spoke, Bian Mu quietly recounted a few words about her second attack.

Upon hearing this, Dr. Gong's face immediately showed some worry...

"Could they be in cahoots?"

"Don't worry! There might be some powerful connections involved. I brought this up not to make you worry, but for one reason only: there are indeed many ruthless people in this world, ruthless in heart and ruthless in action, even vicious! Snow Cat's owner, with his character?! If he encounters a powerful figure, and they accidentally do something underhanded, do you think... he'll be ruined for the rest of his life?! Right?! Some things doctors can't handle, police can't easily handle, but is there no one in the world to uphold justice?! I'm afraid not! After hearing what you said today, it seems his parents have some insight. They've been in business for so many years and have seen a bit of the world. Now it's all good, everyone gets what they deserve, he'll know when to advance and retreat from now on, and you can go to work in peace."

Dr. Gong nodded slightly and smiled knowingly.

As the two were chatting, they saw the forest ranger, Old Liang, walk in unsteadily through the door with his hands behind his back.

Dr. Gong knew how capable Master Liang was, so he nodded slightly to Old Master Liang, exchanged a few polite words, and then went upstairs to organize the day's medical records.

Old Liang glanced twice in the direction of Dr. Chao Gong's back, seemingly lost in thought.

"Let's go out and have some porridge!" Old Liang suggested with a smile.

“We’re really on the same page, father and son. Please wait a moment! I’ll change my clothes!” With that, Bian Mu went to the dressing room to change.

Old Liang, the forest ranger, stood there and looked around a few times, a thoughtful expression creeping into his eyes...