Sent to the countryside, I turned the health center into a top-tier hospital.

"I told you I had an emergency, I'm not here to cause trouble. What's wrong with you making a phone call and asking?" Chen Ping's tone was also somewhat harsh.

"What's wrong with you? I told you it can't be done, and that means it can't be done."

"Let me call you and ask, who do you think you are?"

"If you don't leave, I'll contact the patrol team and have them kick you out."

The security guard was aggressive, glaring and shouting.

Chen Ping nodded: "Okay, contact the patrol team."

After saying that, he leaned against the door and didn't leave.

"Damn, you're really tough. You'd better not leave."

After the security guard finished speaking, he immediately took out his walkie-talkie and contacted the patrolling security guards.

The patrolling security guards arrived quickly; three or four of them, carrying rubber batons, surrounded Chen Ping.

The security guard from the gatehouse came out and pointed at Chen Ping, saying, "It's him. He kept asking questions and wouldn't leave. We had to let him into the school."

The head security guard sized Chen Ping up and down: "Where are you from? What kind of behavior is it to be blocking the entrance of the nursing school so late at night?"

"I'm looking for Principal Su."

Chen Ping's tone calmed down, "It's from the Siping Township Health Center. There's work to coordinate. Contact her office. If she says she won't see me, I'll leave immediately."

"I told you to get lost right now. Who do you think you are? We'll contact you just because you want us to. If you don't leave, don't blame us for taking action."

The head security guard said angrily.

"You'd better not make a move. If you do, you few are no match for them."

Chen Ping reminded the other party.

"Damn it, you asked for this..."

After the lead security guard finished speaking, he immediately raised his rubber baton and started hitting Chen Ping.

Chen Ping dodged it with a quick movement.

Having practiced Sanda for so many years, I'm more than capable of dealing with a few security guards at the gate.

Meanwhile, Su Meng, in her office, was staring blankly out the window, holding her phone that had just rung again.

Soon, she noticed the noise at the school gate.

Upon closer inspection, it was discovered that the person surrounded by security guards was actually Chen Ping.

He's here...

Su Meng's heart seemed to be gripped, and then she quickly ran towards the gate.

Su Meng ran very fast, afraid that if she arrived a step late, Chen Ping would suffer.

Meanwhile, Chen Ping had already exchanged several blows with the lead security guard.

The lead security guard couldn't even touch Chen Ping's collar; instead, he was panting heavily from exhaustion.

"Stop! Put those things down."

Su Meng ran to the door and shouted to stop her.

When the security guards saw that it was Su Meng, they quickly hid to the side and put away the rubber batons they were holding.

The head security guard turned around and quickly explained, "Principal Su, this person insists on seeing you without an appointment, so we..."

"I know he's my friend. If you see him again, don't stop him."

Su Meng said coldly.

Upon hearing this, the lead security guard quickly responded, waved his hand, and dismissed the other security guards.

The middle-aged security guard in the gatehouse didn't dare to say anything more, and shrank back into the room and closed the door.

Chen Ping stood still, looking at Su Meng.

She didn't look well; she hadn't been looking well lately, with faint dark circles under her eyes, as if she hadn't had a full night's sleep in a long time.

"How did you end up here?"

Su Meng asked softly.

The night breeze blew by, making her hair a little messy.

"I called all afternoon, but no one answered. They didn't reply to my messages either. I was worried, so I came over."

Chen Ping explained.

Su Meng turned her head away, avoiding Chen Ping's gaze. "We were in a meeting, and all the phones were collected. I didn't see your call."

Su Meng wasn't telling the truth, but Chen Ping didn't want to pursue the matter. Whatever the reason, seeing that Su Meng was alright put his mind at ease.

"Come in, it's cold outside," Su Meng said.

Chen Ping nodded.

The two walked through the school gate and along the cement road on campus toward the office building.

The road was quiet, with only a few streetlights and a thin layer of night mist hanging from the treetops.

Su Meng walked half a step ahead, her hands in her pockets, while Chen Ping followed beside her. Neither of them spoke much.

Once inside the office, Su Meng asked Chen Ping to sit down and poured him a glass of warm water.

She sat down in a chair by the window and spoke to him across a desk.

"You've been calling me so many times all of a sudden, there must be something wrong, right?"

Su Meng asked.

Chen Ping nodded. "Yes, our health center is being expanded and we need to increase staff. As you know, it's not easy to recruit people for these rural health centers."

"I discussed with Dean Zhao whether we could set up an internship base at our health center, so that students from your school can go to our school for internships after graduation."

"In this way, students have places to intern and are able to graduate smoothly."

"If any students feel that our health center is acceptable and are willing to stay, we can sign a formal contract."

"We had a meeting today to discuss student internships, and the internship base you mentioned is exactly what the school needs."

When Su Meng talked about work, her face regained its capable expression. "Send me a copy of the health center's qualification documents later. We'll have a meeting to discuss it. It shouldn't be a problem."

"If your Siping Township Health Center really becomes our school's internship base, our school can provide not only internship students, but also some financial support."

Su Meng wasn't just talking nonsense. Their school doesn't lack funds; what it lacks is internship opportunities like this.

If we could really build an internship base at the Siping Township Health Center, so that graduating students every year would have a fixed internship place, that would be a good thing.

If the Siping Township Health Center proves feasible, we can establish more internship bases in several grassroots health centers, ensuring that the hundreds of graduates from the health school each year will have ample internship opportunities.

Upon hearing this, Chen Ping quickly nodded: "Okay, I'll organize it when I get back. Although this place is remote, there are quite a few patients, and the students will be able to see a wide variety of cases, so it's worth it."

Su Meng glanced at him and smiled faintly: "You really know how to pat yourself on the back."

Chen Ping smiled, and the atmosphere relaxed a bit.

The two discussed the specific procedures of the internship base, and after they had finished talking, the office fell silent again.

A breeze blew in through the window, and the leaves of a potted green ivy on the windowsill swayed gently.

Su Meng lowered her head and took a sip of water, as if she had made a decision. She then looked up at Chen Ping and said, "You came all this way just to say this?"

Chen Ping didn't respond immediately.

He looked at Su Meng and shook his head: "That's the main reason. Also, I'm a little worried because you don't answer the phone."

"With so many things happening lately, I'm afraid you might do something rash..."

Su Meng ran her fingers back and forth along the rim of the cup twice without saying a word.

The string that had been taut in her heart was gently plucked by something, trembled for a moment, and then slowly calmed down.

"I'm fine, I'm used to it." Su Meng forced a smile. "I'm not the kind of person who can't think straight."