12 years after graduation, I want to get married

I did not tell anyone on the 62nd ship that I participated in the treatment of the crew member Zhao An.

Captain Bai Jin took this opportunity (Sergey's medical team successfully treated Zhao Meng) to express his gratitude to Sergey. Nearly one-third of the crew members had received Sergey's treatment. In the bathroom, there was a lively discussion about what gift to give.

Bai Jin finally decided to order a set of scalpels and medical instruments.

Since the first mate and others strongly expressed that they did not feel a sense of participation, the captain released an event for all members to participate in—to make suggestions for the pattern that will be engraved on the handle of the scalpel.

"Should I hand in one too?" I was packing my luggage back to school, and I wanted to buy some souvenirs in the ground city to send back to my hometown.

The first mate was completely unaware of the "well water does not interfere with river water" situation between Bai Jin and me during this period of time - I really envy his rough nerves.

"That's right, Dr. Gu, hurry up and design one, and hand it in before tonight."

I thought that Sergey would not like fancy patterns, so I picked up a pen and wrote the word "Thank you" on the paper-I wanted to list a design concept first-the pen leaked oil-the last point was blurred .

I looked at the badly written "Thank you" on the paper, feeling bored and sad.I will never see Bai Jin again.

Forget it, it’s said that all crew members participated, in fact, the good captain Bai Jin would not choose my design in order to appease the dissatisfaction of those crew members who “enhanced the sense of participation”... Why should you believe the words of the first officer.

I casually handed this piece of paper with one character written on it to the second officer.

"The captain actually said that it is better to engrave the doctor's name. He is really a fickle man." The second officer was complaining to other crew members and didn't even look at what I handed in.