Changsheng: Peak at the Beginning

Chapter 1277 I Love You for the Rest of My Life 11

Gao Xi finally bought the villa that the pharmaceutical representative had emphasized. It was only after she visited the villa that she realized that not only was the building area of ​​the villa quite large, but the usable garden was also conservatively estimated. The garden area introduced by the other party was carefully measured without affecting the use and coordination of the main building of the villa.

If we exclude the facilities such as landscaping and sidewalks that complement the main building of the villa, the garden alone would cover seven acres!

Just for the big garden, Gao Xi swiped her card and bought a clean room that cost more than half a small house. The medical representative took out a recorder to write down her requirements that day and then went to look for a suitable designer.

The house was repaired in two or three days, but the investigation of Gu Wei lasted for half a month. Even though there was nothing wrong with Gu Wei's operation in the end, he was still deeply shocked and couldn't even enter the operating room.

This time, Gao's father did not tell Gao Xi about Gu Wei's psychological disorder right away. He just found an excuse, gave Gu Wei a few days off, and sent him to Jiangzhou.

When Gao Xi knew that Gu Wei was coming, he had already missed the airport pick-up time. Fortunately, as a doctor himself, Gu Wei was very understanding and stayed in the hotel closest to the Fourth Hospital.

Gao Xi didn't have much time at noon, so he took the opportunity to slack off and made an appointment with Gu Wei for dinner. Considering that Gu Wei had a light taste, he chose the Chaoshan beef hotpot restaurant they had been to before.

Unexpectedly, Gao Xi had something urgent to do after get off work and was delayed for almost an hour. When she finally walked out of the hospital to contact Gu Wei, she was still worried that Gu Wei didn't know to eat something first and starved herself.

Gu Wei was speechless after hearing this: "What kind of image do you have of me?"

Gao Xi chuckled and ran all the way to the same private room as last time. However, the proprietress couldn't help but gossip as she led the way: "Professor Gao, this guest is just as handsome as the last one. They are both very different in their own ways!"

Gao Xi explained: "The last time, the person was just an acquaintance who needed help. This time, the guest is my father's student, who passed by Jiangzhou and came to visit me on behalf of my parents."

The proprietress reluctantly stopped gossiping in her heart. Ever since she met Gao Xi, she has seen more handsome men and beautiful women in her daily life. Especially the boys brought by Gao Xi twice recently, they were all top-notch, no worse than the so-called top stars in the entertainment industry, and some were even better.

She really should let her idol-chasing daughter come out and see the world. Don't be so obsessed with a decent-looking guy that she doesn't even know how to eat something good.

The proprietress firmly believed that the reason why the two extremely handsome men brought by Gao Xi were circulated on the market was because Gao Xi did not make a choice.

When she went out to prepare soup and dishes for Gao Xi and Gu Wei, the proprietress couldn't help but sigh: "Why can't this world allow beautiful women to have more handsome boyfriends? Beautiful women should be with beautiful women!"

Hearing this, the boss was shocked, but he pretended to be calm and said, "This inner beauty is also beautiful, honey, you can't just look at the appearance."

In the box, Gao Xi had no intention of mentioning Gu Wei's recent experience, but pretended to complain about Gao's father, "Dad is really annoying. I always have to trouble you to go to Jiangzhou twice a year."

When Gu Wei saw Gao Xi, he noticed that there seemed to be no changes in her appearance, temperament, words and deeds. The moment he saw her, the heavy emotions in his heart dissipated a lot.

Hearing Gao Xi's complaints, Gu Wei also said: "The teacher and his wife are already very good. If it were other parents, you might not even have the chance to come to Jiangzhou."

This was indeed the truth. Gao Xi thought of her parents' open-mindedness and tolerance, and the smile on her face deepened, which made Gu Wei feel a little sad.

"My parents have been getting better recently, but they still interfere a lot in my private life and work. When I first moved out, I had a lot of free time, but as time went on, they came over so often that I almost thought I was still living with them."

Gao Xi felt that he had started something inappropriate, so he quickly changed the subject: "Let's not talk about my parents. Did you get the sachets I sent back? How do you feel about their effects? Do you want me to take you to get some specially prepared?"

Gu Wei never made things difficult for others, so he took the opportunity to reply, "The sachets are quite useful, and many colleagues in the hospital are even using them now. However, I feel that the effects are far inferior to the ones you sent back."

Gao Xi snickered: "How can the effect of the things I gave you be comparable to the common goods out there?"

"I have always felt that Chinese medicine is more suitable for the Chinese people's constitution, but I have to admit that perhaps because of some gaps in Chinese medicine, and because it was defrauded by people with ulterior motives in those years, and now there is an incident involving the quality of medicinal materials, the development of Chinese medicine is greatly hindered."

Gu Wei had more to say. "Normally speaking, patients who can be admitted to our hospital should have had some experience seeking medical treatment in other hospitals, and they should be very familiar with some taboos. However, there have been several cases of patients not following the doctor's advice before surgery in the orthopedic department recently. In particular, one patient's family member actually gave the patient soup with blood-activating herbs before the operation."

"Even the well-informed Director He couldn't help but get furious. It was said that the scene was terrifying. The intern, resident trainee and even the attending physician who was in charge of the patient were all scolded."

Gao Xi was also quite moved after hearing this. "Fortunately, after I came to Jiangzhou, I was able to fully exert myself from the beginning. Even most of the time, even if I was the lead surgeon, I didn't have to communicate with the patient's family. Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to live such a leisurely life."

The two exchanged ideas about what they had seen and heard recently. The atmosphere was quite good, and the depression hidden in Gu Wei's brows was relieved a lot. However, she didn't expect that when Gu Wei helped her deliver the books upstairs, he was seen by many colleagues in the hospital. So when they went to work the next day, the news that Gao Xi was taken quickly spread throughout the hospital.

However, everyone still remembered some of Gao Xi's taboos. Even if someone swore that Gao Xi was obviously different to that handsome and tall mysterious man, everyone still gossiped in an ambiguous direction. Everyone knew in their hearts that as long as Gao Xi himself did not publicly admit it, all the rumors were just groundless.

The next day was the weekend. Gao Xi didn't know what was wrong, but she always felt that she shouldn't contact He Suye because of Gu Wei's matter, so she found a Chinese medicine clinic with a good reputation on the Internet and took Gu Wei to the clinic for a consultation.

At first, Gao Xi didn't know that He Suye had come to see patients at this traditional Chinese medicine clinic next to Chongwenmen. It was until Gu Wei looked at the introduction column and made a casual guess about the doctor at the bottom who was missing a photo that Gao Xi's attention was drawn.

Gu Wei pointed at He Suye's introduction and said, "This Doctor He Suye looks like a very young doctor. And his name also suggests that maybe his family is a traditional Chinese medicine family."