University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

Chapter 472 - 384: The Sick Sister, the Sick Brother!

"Wow, he’s really handsome!"

Bai Mao just showed his face.

The patient who had just been awakened by a needle from Chen Mu suddenly pressed his philtrum and fainted.

"Dr. Chen, this is..."

Bai Mao was dumbfounded for a moment when he saw this scene.

Then.

He deftly took out a mask from his pocket.

In the crowd.

Voices gradually emerged.

"Oh my god, wearing a mask makes him look even better."

"If he attended a comic convention, wouldn’t he earn hundreds of thousands or even a million?"

"Destined Bai Mao!"

Chen Mu sighed.

Seeing this guy show up here, Chen Mu finally understood why there was an unfamiliar handsome guy at Hai City University he’d never heard of.

Because this guy isn’t even from Hai City University.

He’s actually the son of two professors at the university.

Thinking of this.

Chen Mu sighed again and walked towards Bai Mao, "Should I pause the livestream for a bit while we go upstairs?"

Bai Mao shook his head: "It’s fine, no need to stop it."

"I’m here to get some regular Chinese medicine from you, and also..."

Bai Mao glanced at the direction of the livestream camera, "Dr. Chen, someone will bring my sister over later, and I hope you can explain my sister’s condition during the livestream."

Chen Mu frowned: "That’s not appropriate..."

Bai Mao’s condition had left him helpless.

He could only help with some basic daily care.

But Bai Mao’s sister.

Her situation was even more troublesome than Bai Mao’s.

Chen Mu thought about this and couldn’t help but glance at the livestream camera which had followed along.

He still frowned.

He didn’t speak.

Bai Mao smiled slightly: "Dr. Chen, are you worried that if you talk about my sister’s condition on camera, it might stir up public opinion and affect the child’s mental and physical health?"

Just as Chen Mu was about to nod.

He saw Bai Mao’s smile grow even wider: "Dr. Chen, actually you could think more about it. Given my sister’s current situation, she might never have the chance to understand what public opinion even means in her lifetime."

Chen Mu: "..."

Bai Mao: "Coming to you on a livestream was a decision my family and I made after several days of discussion."

"Dr. Chen, I believe there are many great doctors nationwide who might be able to solve my sister and my illnesses, but because our information is too limited, we just haven’t found out yet."

He said.

Bai Mao pointed to the livestream camera behind Chen Mu and continued: "For our family, this school live stream is an immense opportunity."

"We need a certain level of fame online so that more doctors can see both me and my sister, these two patients."

As Bai Mao said these words.

His tone remained very calm.

Yet the room full of white coats, stared at Bai Mao who was speaking with wide eyes.

They could all feel the immense sorrow beneath his calmness.

What does it mean for a livestream to be a great opportunity?

Isn’t it just because...

In Bai Mao’s eyes, normal medical channels can’t cure their illnesses anymore.

—

"Actually, I really agree with this way of gaining attention because these are people who genuinely need it."

"Yes, ordinary people don’t know how to find a good doctor. The best way is to expand your influence, let more people see you, and help think of a solution."

"Even though he’s wearing a mask, did anyone notice that Bai Mao seems to have spots on his face?"

"Look closely, it does seem that way. But it’s strange; my freckles are brown, so why are his pink?"

"Pink freckles, Bai Mao, coupled with overly pale skin, in forty degree weather, yet he’s all covered up, I’m really curious about his condition..."

"He must be an albino, but are all albino patients this good-looking? The ones I’ve seen before weren’t this handsome."

"Albinism doesn’t affect one’s looks, but there are always some people who are naturally attractive."

"Albinism can’t be completely cured, it can only be managed. This guy’s had a tough life."

"He specifically mentioned his sister, does she have albinism too?"

"If both kids have albinism, it’s likely a genetic issue in the family, right?"

"Am I the only one wondering, does Hai City University’s hospital treat students’ families too?"

"Hai City University’s benefits are good, but not to that extent..."

"..."

—

Chen Mu just looked at Bai Mao standing in front of him, his face full of determination.

Understood.

Every word he was saying was serious.

He lowered his eyes.

After a light sigh, Chen Mu made a gesture of invitation, "Since that’s the case, let’s go upstairs and talk."

Chen Mu had just stepped one foot out the observation room door.

"Dr. Chen!"

He was stopped by a white coat behind him.

Chen Mu turned around.

A white coat pointed at the girl who had fainted again, "Dr. Chen, what should we do next with this student?"

Chen Mu: "She doesn’t have any major issues. Stay here in the air conditioning and rest for a while, and she’ll mostly recover."

At this point.

Chen Mu paused for a moment then continued: "If you’re really concerned, you can observe her once she’s awake, and if she’s still excessively weak, maybe give her some glucose or something."

Seeing the white coat nod.

Chen Mu didn’t linger in the observation room.

He turned and headed upstairs.

Su Bingbing accompanied Chen Mu, glancing again at Bai Mao.

Silently pondering.

Could he possibly be interested in the entertainment industry?

This student has a very star-like appearance.

The most important thing is!

He’s got an illness!

A real illness!

In the entertainment industry, that’s definitely a major talking point.

Considering this.

Su Bingbing lowered her eyes, silently calculating.

In the entertainment industry.

She had numerous artists under her studio, but few had the conscience to stick strictly to contracts and refrain from withholding pay as she did.

Beyond that.

Su Bingbing did have a good heart.

From her perspective, Bai Mao was an albino.

And he had a sick sister.

Today’s entertainment industry.

Is acknowledged as the fastest place to make money.

If she could operate it well, maybe within a year, Bai Mao could earn enough for him and his sister’s treatments.

By that time.

If Bai Mao wanted to take his sister to seek treatment and terminate with the studio.

She wouldn’t stop him and wouldn’t ask for a penalty fee.

As Chen Mu opened the school clinic’s door.

Sat at his work desk, he saw Su Bingbing looking absent-minded.

When entering the room, she nearly ran into the door frame.

Chen Mu showed concern, "Reporter Su, are you feeling unwell?"

Su Bingbing shook her head repeatedly: "No, I’m fine."

Yet her gaze.

Couldn’t help but fall on Bai Mao again.

Handsome guy.

Traffic.

Cash.

Hehe.