The weather on Sunday wasn't great. Due to the outer bands of a typhoon, Binhai was experiencing intermittent rain that varied in intensity.
The temperature had also dropped considerably, allowing pedestrians to feel the distinct, rustling chill of autumn.
Aside from a trip to the hospital at one in the afternoon to administer another round of subsonic resonance stimulation therapy to three patients in deep comas, Yan Feifan spent the rest of the day cooped up at home.
A little after three in the afternoon, he received a video call from Song Yi, who was at the planned Phoenix Medical Park.
On the video call, Yan Feifan saw the rolling mountain range in the distance, shrouded in mist and rain, serving as her backdrop. He also noticed Song Yi's hair was half-drenched from the downpour.
Song Yi told Yan Feifan that she was standing on the future site of the Extraordinary Medical Technology headquarters, a plot of land covering nearly 7,000 square meters.
