When Du Heng finished his last sentence, Doctor Ma readily agreed, "Yes, I was a bit flustered just now. It was a piece of knowledge from a class over ten years ago, and I genuinely couldn't recall it. A living person without a pulse—it's impossible to even imagine. Ah, I really need to find time to review what I learned before."
Keeping it brief, Du Heng didn't dwell on the issue. He simply said, "You're busy," and left the consultation room. He still hadn't finished reviewing the materials sent by the two project teams.
He had just returned to his office and hadn't even finished with one patient when the phone he had tossed on the desk rang again. Picking it up, he saw it was Xu Pinglin, whom he hadn't seen in a long time.
"Director Xu, what made you think of calling me today?" Du Heng set aside the documents on his computer, leaned back in his chair, phone in hand, settling in for what seemed like a long chat.
