Chapter 796 Participation in the Rescue
The next day, Lu Ningzhou summoned his trusted associates and gave them their orders.
On the third day, the partners received money from Lu Ningzhou, who wasn’t one to be trifled with. He instructed his people to deduct medical expenses and all other applicable fees before completing the equity transfer procedures, officially making Luo Qiao his partner.
Like Xiao Jingyu and Zuo Lan, Luo Qiao only invested and didn’t engage in management. However, she said she would provide a few sets of design drawings every quarter if she had time, and of course, that would be charged separately.
Now her designs that she had drawn in the space finally found their stage. Lu Ningzhou re-applied for a trademark for the clothing designed for Luo Qiao and named it ’Si Jin’.
Time passed like flowing water, and before they knew it, the end of the semester had arrived. Luo Qiao’s gains for the semester could certainly be described as plentiful. Professor Chang, recognizing her outstanding performance, suggested she rotate through all the departments.
As such, Luo Qiao reported to the obstetrics department after her final exams were over, beginning a two-month internship.
With the new semester starting, Luo Qiao set a goal for herself: she wanted to take the end-of-term exams with the seniors in their fourth year and was preparing to skip another grade.
During her obstetrics internship, without Professor Chang’s preferential treatment, she had to start learning from the midwives and even do nursing work when there was a staff shortage, which could be exhausting after a shift.
Lu Yichen couldn’t bear to see her so worn out. Often, Rong Daniang would prepare delicious food at home, and Lu Yichen would pick it up and deliver it, feeding Luo Qiao. Sometimes when Lu Yichen wasn’t busy, he would even come to pick her up after work.
She certainly didn’t lack for the envy and jealousy of her fellow interns.
Luo Qiao indeed had a gift for medicine, adapting quickly to whichever department she was in, not only applying what she learned but also making connections beyond the material. Moreover, during peak times when there weren’t enough midwives, she could independently complete deliveries, earning nothing but admiration.