Since Lu Renxin comforted Jiang Zhaoning by the river that day, the tense atmosphere between the two of them has dissipated.

Jiang Zhaoning has gradually changed her overly workaholic style. Now, when she communicates in the department or bumps into someone in the corridor, she can nod calmly and peacefully, and chat for a few minutes from time to time.

……

Inside the proctology office, Lu Renxin was busy with his work when his patient, Tang Yue, peeked through the crack in the door, his eyes darting around, and waved at him.

"Dr. Lu, come here for a moment, I need to talk to you about something."

He put down the medical record he was working on, which he had only half-finished, his mind filled with doubt.

Tang Yue only had simple mixed hemorrhoids. The entire surgery went smoothly, the wound healed very well, and it was done quite well. He can be discharged in two days. What could possibly happen to him?

However, this young man has a very lively and outgoing personality, and is naturally warm-hearted. He is also a loyal fan of his science videos. He stayed around him throughout his hospital stay, asking all sorts of questions, and his curiosity was as strong as a child's.

Although he had many questions, Lu Renxin was very patient with him, who was both a patient and a fan, and answered them one by one, no matter how trivial they were.

Moreover, being young people, they shared similar interests in many movies and games, and gradually became very familiar with each other.

Lu Renxin walked slowly to the door and asked softly, "What's wrong? Do you need to replenish any of your medication?"

Tang Yue quickly shook his head, a mysterious smile on his face: "No, no, I've recovered exceptionally well!"

"Dr. Lu, thank you so much for taking such good care of me during this time. I will always remember your kindness. I am about to be discharged from the hospital, and I specially ordered a banner for you online. It arrived today. I will give it to you when I arrive."

A banner? This was the first time a patient had presented him with a banner, and he felt a surge of joy and happiness.

It's important to understand that the banner presented by the patient is an affirmation of his medical skills and ethics by the department.

He was secretly pleased and was about to ask Tang Yue to bring the banner over right now, immediately.

But when he looked around the office, it was deserted. Only he and Liu Yichen were left behind; the others were scattered in the outpatient department, endoscopy center, and operating room.

Two lonely people witnessing this joy, tsk tsk tsk, no sense of accomplishment, how can a first time in life be without an audience.

Lu Renxin quickly made up his mind that he had to choose a time when the department was most complete and busiest to have Tang Yue deliver the banner.

He leaned close to Tang Yue's ear, lowered his voice, and instructed, "Bring it over at eight o'clock tomorrow. Remember, you must come at that time."

After saying that, he winked and gave me a knowing look: "Brother, you know what I mean."

Tang Yue instantly understood, raised his hand and gently pounded his chest, indicating that handing over the bag was no problem.

Don't worry, Dr. Lu! I've got it covered! I'll bring it to you in front of everyone tomorrow, making you look incredibly impressive in front of the entire department!

The two exchanged a smile, everything understood without a word.

The following morning, the proctology department began its morning handover session on time.

Lu Renxin stood in the queue, looking serious and composed, listening attentively to the on-duty doctor's report on the hospitalization situation.

In reality, her heart had already drifted eight hundred miles away: When will Tang Yue arrive?

After the shift handover concluded, Director Yuan said in a deep voice, "Alright, that concludes today's handover. There are no other important announcements from the hospital, so everyone can get back to work!"

As soon as he finished speaking, everyone started to disperse. Lu Renxin was extremely anxious, muttering to himself: Why isn't anyone here yet? If we're any later, everyone will be gone!

Just as he was getting anxious, there was a loud knocking on the door.

"Please come in," Director Yuan replied.

The door was slowly pushed open, revealing Tang Yue, whom Lu Renxin had been eagerly awaiting.

Upon closer inspection, he saw that Tang Yue was holding a banner rolled up into a barrel shape in one hand, and in the other hand he was actually holding a large bouquet of flowers wrapped in layers of blue paper.

"Hello everyone! I am a hospitalized patient of Dr. Lu Renxin. During my stay, Dr. Lu has provided me with excellent medical skills, a kind and gentle demeanor, and has taken meticulous care of me. I am extremely grateful!"

"Therefore, I am presenting this banner today to express my gratitude for the care and concern shown by Dr. Tianlu." Tang Yue's expression was sincere and his words were exceptionally appropriate.

Seeing this, Director Yuan was filled with satisfaction, nodded repeatedly, and waved to Lu Renxin: "The patient values ​​you so much, Xiao Lu, come here quickly."

All eyes turned to him.

Lu Renxin walked to the front without changing his expression, meeting everyone's gaze.

Tang Yue first handed him the bouquet of flowers. Lu Renxin looked down and saw that it wasn't the usual fresh flowers, but a hundred brand-new blue-black ballpoint pens, which were extremely practical!

Hospitals don't use black or blue pens, but rather blue-black pens. These are essential for medical staff's daily work, but they are also frequently lost. You can leave a hundred yuan in the ward and no one will take it, but a blue-black pen will disappear within five minutes.

Since joining the company, Lu Renxin has lost several boxes of pens.

Take the most recent example: the day before yesterday, a patient with a history of heart disease was hospitalized for surgery. Suddenly, he felt uncomfortable in his heart, so he asked the head of the cardiology department to come for a consultation.

Lu Renxin accompanied the director to see a patient. After the visit, the director picked up a pen to write a consultation opinion, but ran out of ink after writing only two words.

The director casually asked to borrow his pen: "Oh dear, I'm out of ink. Let me use your pen for a bit."

Lu Renxin took it out of his pocket and handed it to him without any suspicion.

Who knew that after the director finished using it, he calmly and effortlessly stuffed it into his white coat pocket.

My pen! He could only watch helplessly as it was stolen!

These days, the bouquets Tang Yue sends are sure to touch the hearts of every doctor and nurse.

Lu Renxin accepted the bouquet with both hands and thanked him repeatedly, saying, "Thank you so much, I'm especially grateful for your recognition."

Looking at the warm and harmonious scene of doctor-patient interaction, Director Yuan's smile deepened: "Who wants to take a picture to remember this moment? We have a special photo wall at the entrance of our department to capture the spirit of doctors and patients. Presenting a banner requires a photo to be taken, so let's record it properly."

"Xiao Lu, unfurl the banner, and you two stand side by side."

He nodded in agreement and excitedly pulled open the banner in his hand.

On the neat, bright red banner, fourteen large gilded characters stand out: "Skilled hands and a kind heart, top-notch; restoring my delicate little chrysanthemum."

Below the handwriting was a thumbs-up emoji.

Lu Renxin's lips twitched slightly. You're here to do something abstract, kid.

I've seen other people receive banners with dignified and impressive praises such as "benevolent doctor," "miraculous healer," "noble medical ethics," and "exquisite medical skills."

Why did the style completely veer off course and turn into a humorous and funny style when it was my turn?

Oh no, my unique banner is going to be displayed on the photo wall every day for passersby to see!

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