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Chapter 138 Weng Pingting: Call for backup!

Weng Pingting is the consulting director of the consulting center.

The boss of all psychological counselors.

In theory, all counselors at Yannuo Psychological Center receive a percentage of their consultation fees as commission, which is given to Weng Pingting.

Nan Zhuren didn't know the exact percentage, but it must exist.

In addition, it is rumored that when Howard invited Weng Pingting from the capital to take charge, he promised her equity – meaning that Weng Pingting will receive a large share of the company's dividends.

As the director of the counseling center, Weng Pingting's theoretical job is only to provide guidance to the counselors and to provide backup when other counselors encounter difficult cases that they cannot solve. The problem is that Nan Zhuren has never seen a situation where Weng Pingting needs to step in to provide backup.

From this perspective, Weng Pingting's workload is theoretically very small; and with such a large income, Weng Pingting has already achieved financial freedom.

She could easily be like Howard, only taking a few moments during her workday to come and see him.

However, the opposite is true.

According to Nan Zhuren's observation, Weng Pingting's office hours are longer than those of some less busy consultants.

Moreover, every time Nan Zhuren came to see Weng Pingting, she always had a lot of work to do.

Despite being financially independent and able to avoid working, Weng Pingting still keeps herself constantly busy, which only shows her true passion for this industry.

At this moment, Nan Zhuren was facing Weng Pingting, who was so passionate about her work.

The other party is organizing the information.

Because Weng Pingting had her head down, and Nan Zhuren couldn't deliberately bend down to look at her expression, it was difficult for him to read her emotions.

"Did I ask you to sit down?"

Weng Pingting suddenly spoke up.

Nan Zhuren, who had just sat down, paused for a moment, then obediently and slowly stood up.

"Well, sit down."

Weng Pingting continued immediately after Nan Zhuren stood up.

Nan Zhuren blinked, then obediently sat down slowly.

I understand, they're really angry this time.

……

wow-

wow-

That's the sound of Weng Pingting flipping through documents.

Nan Zhuren pursed her lips and curiously craned her neck to look at the things on Weng Pingting's table.

Before he could see it clearly, he heard Weng Pingting say without looking up, "These are all visitor information."

The consultant's voice was slow and deliberate.

“These are all the cases I’ve obtained from other consulting centers and clinics recently. They were short-staffed, and we were short-cases. So, by leveraging some personal connections, we used them to fill the gaps in our consulting services.”

Weng Pingting looked at Nan Zhuren: "This is my work for the past few days. What about yours? Shouldn't you report to your supervisor?"

[A sense of oppression is emerging.]

Nan Zhuren thought for a moment: "Did I... give you extra work to do?"

Weng Pingting frowned: "You knew about this too?!"

She was about to continue speaking according to her prepared remarks when she saw Nan Zhuren make another move.

The young counselor pulled out several prescriptions from his pocket, searched around, and took out the top one.

"I have no medical background and don't know much about pharmacy. So I'd like to ask Sister Pingting to help me check if there's a problem with the dosage on this piece of paper."

Nan Zhuren handed over a prescription for medication given to him by Teacher Zhang, disguised as "moderate depression" and "moderate anxiety".

"And then, these—"

Nan Zhuren then pulled out another stack of papers.

“These are the visitors I found who have transfer records between ‘Liu Lin Psychological Clinic’ and ‘Jiangda Psychological Center’. I would also appreciate it if you could take a look at their prescriptions as well, Sister Pingting. I have also briefly reconstructed and organized their case reports and bound them together with their respective prescriptions.”

……

While we couldn't get prescriptions for Li Minglu and Chen Jie, it was much easier to obtain prescriptions for other visitors who weren't so special.

That day in the consultation room, Nan Zhuren also took out the materials he obtained from the Jiangda Psychological Center and asked Teacher Zhang to check which of them were clients he had handled. After confirming, he also asked for the prescriptions.

With the help of micro-expression analysis, Teacher Zhang had no way to hide it.

At the same time, Nan Zhuren also collected information on the consultations of these visitors at various stages from Teacher Zhang through audio recordings and photo archives, so as to make it easier to compare with their medication use.

Over the past two days, Nan Zhuren has been organizing these materials into written form, waiting to give them to Weng Pingting once they are ready.

……

"..."

Weng Pingting blinked. This situation was not quite what she had expected.

It was obvious to anyone that the atmosphere at the event was designed around the theme of "Consulting Supervisors Holding Young Consultants Accountable".

Weng Pingting's plan was to reprimand Nan Zhuren.

Instead of helping him!
After calming herself down, Weng Pingting frowned: "That's not what you wanted to tell me, Nan Zhuren, you—"

Nan Zhuren's behavior this time was really outrageous.

Just as Weng Pingting was about to raise her voice to say something, Nan Zhuren handed the document forward without thinking, stuffing it into Weng Pingting's field of vision.

Weng Pingting's eyes scanned the area subconsciously, and her strong professional skills allowed her to almost instinctively lock onto some of the information above.

The information flowed into Weng Pingting's mind almost automatically, where it began to be broken down and analyzed.

Then, Weng Pingting fell silent.

Nan Zhuren slowly retracted his upper body, which had been stretched out to hand over the documents, and sat there upright without leaning back against the sofa.

Waiting for Weng Pingting to react.

"..."

Weng Pingting slowly took the documents from Nan Zhuren's hand.

wow-

wow-

She quickly scanned the page. As she did so, her brow furrowed deeper and deeper.

After a long time.

Weng Pingting raised her head and slowly said, "I'm not very knowledgeable about dosages. All I can say is that the prescription you provided does contain a large number of prescription drugs, as well as many new drugs."

Nan Zhuren nodded.

“I can’t tell right away whether this medication is necessary or whether the dosage is compliant—but I can ask my friend for you.”

Nan Zhuren then expressed his gratitude: "Thank you, Sister Pingting."

Weng Pingting's brows relaxed a little, but remained furrowed. She looked at Nan Zhuren, took two deep breaths, and repeatedly made a hesitant expression as if she wanted to say something but couldn't.

Finally, she glanced at her phone and asked, "You have another consultation today, right?"

"Yes."

"Then go and make preparations first. I'll let you know when I have the results."

Nan Zhuren stood up.

"But, Zhu Ren."

The voice sounded from behind, and Nan Zhuren paused in his action of opening the office door.

"Don't do this anymore until I give you the results," Weng Pingting said. "And don't go to Jiang University for the time being either."

"……it is good."

Weng Pingting lowered her head and continued flipping through the documents.

After a few breaths, she looked up again and found that Nan Zhuren was still standing at the door.

"Is there a problem?" Her tone became harsh.

“Sister Pingting…if, I mean if.”

Nan Zhuren turned around, her face showing a conflict that Weng Pingting had never seen before.

"It's not because of work, but for personal reasons, like... a date. Is it okay to go to Jiang University?"

"Get out!"

The roar echoed through the office area, startling all the consultants who were slacking off. Soon, a flurry of sounds of panic and clattering filled the air. When Nan Zhuren returned to the office, he found everyone diligently reviewing materials and preparing for work.

Inside the office, watching the door close again, Weng Pingting finally laughed in anger.

"This guy……"

Shaking her head helplessly, she turned her gaze back to the documents in front of her.

After watching for a while, she took out her phone and dialed a number.

Involuntarily, he revealed an expression of respect and deference that no one at Yan Nuo Consulting Center had ever seen before.

"Hey?"

"Teacher, it's me, Pingting."

"Yes, I'm in Jiangdu... I'm fine, my consultation center is doing well."

"Yes, yes, you can tell, I do need some help... No, it's not that I'm short of people, there's no need to ask my junior brothers and sisters to come over."

Weng Pingting held up the documents: "I have a few questions I'd like to ask you—"

(End of this chapter)