Chapter 1888 - 1906: Conference Turmoil (Part 1)
"Her? The professors’ favorite? The apple of their eye?" The head nurse almost couldn’t believe her ears. If she remembered correctly, the girl was attending a prestigious university.
"Yes, yes!" The young girl nodded repeatedly, "Sister Fu is majoring in heart and brain surgery. Even before graduation, all the major hospitals were fighting over her. But she chose to pursue further studies as a graduate student. I’ve heard she’s already set to graduate early, and after that, she’s going abroad for further training."
Speaking of Sister Fu, she could talk all day and night. The number of people at their medical school who worship Sister Fu was countless. But Sister Fu was really aloof at school, and her family background was impressive. They could only secretly admire her in their hearts.
"Nurse, don’t underestimate Sister Fu’s youth and her lack of medical practice experience, but she’s performed quite a few surgeries. In her second year, she interned with a renowned cardiothoracic specialist, acting as an assistant to several authority figures."
The head nurse felt stifled and had a headache, and finally laughed coldly, "Ha ha ha... Truly unexpected!"
The young girl: "..."
Why did she feel like she was doomed?
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Military headquarters—
Inside the important conference room on the third floor, there were many prominent figures gathered. Getting all these people together was no easy feat, especially with everyone from the southeastern and northern military regions present.
Even someone like Tu Cheng could only sit at the end of the conference table. Across from him was Lei Hao, who had come back with Huo Beijiang. The two exchanged a glance and simultaneously showed a smile full of tacit understanding. In truth, they were cursing Huo Beijiang in their hearts.
Bastard!
Jerk!
Wicked scoundrel!
The two almost used every insulting word to greet him, Tu Cheng’s nose was almost crooked from rage. He had long known Huo Beijiang as someone who causes trouble, wicked to the core. While he was still at Snow Eagle, Huo had caused him no end of grief, and each time his precious younger brother had to be used as a scapegoat by Huo Beijiang.
Later, when that jerk transferred elsewhere, he almost bought fireworks to celebrate for three days and nights, thinking his brother would no longer fall prey to him. Yet he never imagined Kannaya would have an incident. From the first moment Kannaya had trouble, he knew only Huo Beijiang could handle it.
At that time, he was prepared for misfortune. His fleet had been assisting Huo Beijiang’s task force for over half a year, helping rescue missions, including air strikes and so forth. Although the bastard caused such a mess, every time the actions were communicated, they scared all the officers on the fleet like chickens running around, jaws nearly dropping to the ground. But he still undertook great risks to follow his directives each time.
Yet despite the orders being issued by Huo Beijiang and him merely assisting, those damned actions did not follow the regulations, and post-operation, he couldn’t avoid being held accountable. His vice commander often joked to make the best of a bad situation, saying that although The Great Devil had left, the destructive force was still unstoppable.
Tu Cheng thought those were the most extreme of Huo Beijiang’s antics of screwing people over, but reality proved him still too naive. That guy had no lower limits for his mischief!
Returning home in a hurry was one thing, but they received top-level orders to attend a military conference immediately as the task liables to report the detailed situation.
And him?
Once off the plane, he vanished quicker than a rabbit, and even chasing after him was in vain.