Transmigrating Into A Female Side Character As A Prodigal Doctor - Chapter 141 - 1 Mood Record Card

If Yan Xi was here, she would definitely defend herself angrily.

She felt very hard done by. Yan Xi sent a human anatomy diagram to Zhou Xu’s fans, and was later banned on the basis of spreading harmful information.

Zhou Xu was still in a daze when his phone rang.

It was Yan He, his mother, or more accurately, his adoptive mother.

A gentle voice came from the other end of the line. “Xu, are you still working?”

Zhou Xu nodded. “I’m still changing the patient’s treatment plan.”

“It’s good that you are being responsible for your patients, but don’t tire yourself out. Remember to rest.” The voice paused for a moment and continued, “By the way, did you make any progress with that girl you told me about last time?”

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Zhou Xu sighed. “She’s already married.”

“Married at that young age?” Yan He was surprised. “That’s a pity, but it’s alright. There are many good girls out there. You can always find someone you like. Or do you want mom to match-make you with a girl?”

“Mom, forget it.” Gu Shen refused. “I just want to focus on research now. I’ll leave my marriage to fate.”

“You have to fight for your own fate.” Yan He did not intend to force him. “Forget it, tell me what you think about returning home this time? Are you used to it?”.

“Not bad, so are you going to come back too?”

There was a long silence on the other end of the line. Just as Zhou Xu thought that the call had been hung up, Yan He said, “I’m not going back.”

Yan He was currently a genetic engineering researcher in another country.

She smiled and said motherly. “Xu, don’t dive into your research 24 hours a day. Find a chance to go out there to get to know more

girls.”

“I understand, Mom,” Zhou Xu replied without much enthusiasm.

When it came to talking to girls, Zhou Xu was the rookiest of the rookies. He would rather talk to those medical essays.

In the car, Yan Xi leaned back lazily, unwilling to speak.

She had already walked too much today. Without looking, she knew that the number of steps recorded on her phone must have exceeded 10,000. Her legs were sore from walking.

Yan Xi massaged her legs, which immediately attracted Gu Shen’s gaze.

“Does your leg hurt? Do you want to go to the hospital now?”

“I’m fine. It’s not painful. I’m just a little tired. I’ve been running around in the hospital today.” Yan Xi chuckled. “But it’s quite interesting. It makes me feel like I’m a doctor.”

“If you don’t feel well, remember to tell me.” Gu Shen said, “Otherwise, I’ll be worried.”

“I know. The wound on my leg has almost healed. There’s no problem. You, on the other hand, are you tired from all the check-ups today?”

All kinds of tedious check-ups indeed made Gu Shen feel tired, but with Yan Xi around, he could still tolerate everything.

Yan Xi took out a pink card from her bag. “Look at this! Do you know what it is? I prepared this specially for you. I call it a Mood Record Card.”

“What is it?”

“It’s used for recording your mood during the treatment. Every time you record your mood on this card, fold it into a paper crane and store it in a glass jar. Then your good luck will be sent to you.”

“Don’t doubt it.” Yan Xi added, “This is really useful!”

In her previous world, hospitals would record patients’ mood for diagnosis and treatment. If the patient recorded something positive and optimistic, it would make the patient more hopeful, thus increasing the likelihood of success for treatments.

Yan Xi wrote down the date for today and then gave the pen and card to Gu Shen.

“Write it down.”

Gu Shen did not know what to write. He spinned the pen without putting down a word.

When Yan Xi saw this, she said, “You can write that you’re in a very good mood today and are very optimistic, and you believe you can definitely recover.”

Gu Shen wrote down everything Yan Xi said.

His handwriting was beautiful and elegant, just like his face.

After writing it down, Gu Shen also wrote their names at the end.

Gu Shen, Yan Xi.

The two names were closely stuck together.