Appointment in The Rest of Life

As soon as Ella Hill came out of the operating room and hadn't took off her surgical clothes, Director Shen of the Department came up and coughed softly. He said, "Dr. Hill, a patient has come for a review and you have to change the dressing."

Ella Hill's beautiful eyebrows wrinkled slightly. "Does not Dr. Liu change dressings?"

She had just completed a three-hour hepatectomy and was very tired.

Director Shen heard Ella Hill say so, he’s helpless opening: "Ella Hill, patients come to you for review, you should go to see it.”

Ella Hill nodded: "I'll go right now."

Since it is necessary to let her pass, it should be a name-calling for her to change dressings of patients, At Military District affiliated hospitals, there are too many such patients.

Although she didn't want to be pushed around like a fool, once she took over the responsibility, she had to be responsible to the end.

After all, those patients are not used to changing doctors.

Ella Hill went to the dressing room and saw a young man in a shallow army green shirt facing her on his back.

but his shoulders are broad and the back is straight, just like a pine tree. It’s easy to know he is a man who has been

help you change your

man heard her voice turn around and looked at her

looked at his handsome face. A

His nose

rare handsome man.

him look good, but this didn’t reduce the fatigue after surgery. After all, good looks can neither be eaten as a

Of course, it can't take the place of sleeping.

medicine for the man and then went back to rest. So, she pushed the treatment car and said, "I

“Yes!”

"Lie down,

wore a mask and gloves, took the instrument bucket

is about

the gauze of the abdominal wound, ignoring the man's strong visible abdominal muscles, then cleaned and disinfected, changed dressings, and re-pasted the gauze to him.

even though she hadn't removed the mask from her face, she could see the

sterile gloves accidentally touched the skin when changing

Hill printed on the brand name of her white

Hill, General Surgery Department of the Second Affiliated Hospital