I listened to my sister's words today.

Two black luxury cars slowly drove into the hospital gate, and the low engine sounds seemed particularly steady in the quiet morning.

The driver quickly got out of the car, walked around to the back seat with swift movements, opened the door respectfully, and a cold aura spread out.

At the same time, the dean came quickly towards them from a distance, with a professional and respectful smile on his face.

"Mr. Jiang, thank you very much for choosing our hospital. We have already arranged everything for Elder Wen and the child."

"The basic examination has been completed. The follow-up examination will start later and the results will be available before noon."

Jiang Ling's face was stern, and his eyes were calm but with a hint of oppression.

He glanced at the welcoming dean and the group of doctors in neat white coats behind him, raised his eyebrows slightly, and said indifferently: "Is your hospital very busy? Why so many people came out at once?"

The dean quickly waved his hand and said with a cautious smile, "No, no, these are all experts who took their leave to come here. Some are also experts from other hospitals."

"When they heard you were coming, they all volunteered to come and observe and learn."

Not far away, two accompanying medical staff from the medical department had already changed into white coats and masks, and were walking quickly towards them with neatly arranged equipment documents in their hands.

Jiang Ling took the white coat they handed to her and put it on slowly, then took the thick medical records from the dean.

The two medical staff behind him also received their documents and stood behind Jiang Ling, waiting for instructions at any time.

"Mr. Jiang, which step should we start with?"

The dean spoke tentatively, his words tinged with cautious expectation.

Jiang Ling casually flipped through a few pages of the medical record book in her hand and said coldly, "Let's go to the inpatient department first."

A row of doctors who had been waiting at the door for a long time greeted him in unison and then quickly followed.

The dean hurriedly walked side by side with Jiang Ling.

At the back of the team were two medical staff brought from the medical department, and further behind them were the director and deputy directors of the hospital, following them layer by layer, making a grand scene.

Behind them, there were several doctors from other hospitals who were arranged to observe.

The crowd split in two and neatly entered two elevators. With a ding, both elevators arrived at the inpatient floor simultaneously.

When the group stepped out of the elevator, there was a huge noise and a solemn atmosphere, as if an elite force was carrying out some urgent mission.

Several nurses at the nurses' station were already shocked by the scene. They all stood up with unconcealable surprise and awe in their eyes.

In the ward corridor not far away, several patients' families seemed to have received some news as well. They gathered at the door, looking out with anxious expressions.

Seeing this imposing group of people coming out of the elevator, they whispered a few words and then hurriedly retreated to the ward, as if they were afraid of offending some important person.

Jiang Ling flipped through the medical records and said coldly without looking up, "Director Yang seems to be well prepared. He must have arranged a lot of things."

Upon hearing this, the dean quickly waved his hands, his smile a little stiff: "Boss Jiang, you're joking.

Aside from the three patients who needed to be seen, all other appointments were arranged as usual. No additional resources were used.”

His words were flawless, but a thin layer of sweat appeared on his forehead and his nervousness was evident.

Jiang Ling glanced at him without comment, but did not stop at all and went straight to the key ward at the end of the inpatient corridor.

Doctors and nurses passing by all gave way to make way for this "elite team".

For a moment, the air in the corridor seemed to be stagnant, and even the originally clear voices of conversation became blurred and distant. Only the rhythmic sound of soles of shoes hitting the floor remained, echoing in everyone's eardrums.

Suddenly, something poked the back of the team, and the whole place exploded.

The initial source of the chaos was a doctor squatting down to tie his shoelaces. He lowered his head for only a few seconds, and the seat next to him was quickly filled.

When I looked up, before I could fade the surprise on my face, the person who cut in line stood firm without any concern.

"Wait a minute, I've been standing here the whole time, and you're queuing behind me!"

The doctor frowned and spoke in a low but anxious voice.

"Sorry, I'm a little hard of hearing, so I might not have heard you. Please give me some time, I'll be faster if I'm in front."

The person who cut in line was calm and composed, speaking with a sense of righteousness in his tone.

"Bad hearing? That's your business! What does it have to do with me?"

The doctor's face changed and his voice became louder.

He glanced around and found that other people were looking in curiously.

"I fought so hard to get this spot. What qualifications do you have to stand in front of me? Get out of the way!"

The person who cut in line had no intention of backing down. Instead, he moved forward, as if he was determined to stay in that position.

"Fight? Didn't everyone fight for it? You won't give in, right? Then let's see who's more capable!"

The two of them were talking back and forth, their voices getting louder and louder, with sarcasm in their words, as if they were trying to overpower the other.

When the other doctors saw that the argument in the back was getting more intense, they took advantage of the chaos to move forward quietly, as if they were afraid that they would miss a great opportunity if they were a step late.

The crowd took the opportunity to rush forward like a stream of water.

The director in the front row was concentrating on reading the medical records. When he heard the noise coming from behind him, his brows frowned.

He wanted to endure it, but he didn't expect the commotion to get more and more intense, and the noise drowned out the explanation of his assistant next to him.

He finally couldn't help but stop what he was doing and turned around to take a look.

I saw that the people in the back were arguing so fiercely that their faces were red and they were even pushing each other.

The director immediately put down the medical records and hurried to the back of the line.

As he walked, he whispered to the doctors around him, "What's going on? With such a great learning opportunity, why are people making a fuss?"

The doctor beside him muttered, "It seems someone cut in line and started a quarrel."

When the director walked to the edge of the crowd, the doctors who were arguing fiercely immediately fell silent, but their faces still showed anger.

The director looked around and said in a steady voice with a hint of unquestionable authority: "What are you doing?! President Jiang is right in front. Who gave you the courage to make such a fuss here?"

"There are so many chief physicians in your hospital, and none of them got a spot. Now it's your turn. Don't you know how to cherish it?"

In the silence, some people lowered their heads, and some wanted to say something, but were forced back by the director's eyes.

The director turned around, waved his hand, and said coldly: "Alright, be quiet! If you don't want to observe, you can leave now!"

His words were like a bucket of cold water, extinguishing everyone's arguments and briefly restoring order in the team.

The dean pushed open the door and Jiang Ling walked into the ward. The atmosphere in the ward seemed to be frozen.

The boy sat upright on the edge of the bed, saying nothing, his eyes empty and tired.

The family members around stood in two rows, their faces full of anxiety and helplessness.

The attending physician quickly squeezed through the crowd to the front, but was interrupted anxiously by the family members as soon as he opened his mouth.