Work in a hospital is like that; it can really swing your mood. The patient who didn't make it last night cast a pall over everyone. Now, with someone bringing him a commendation banner, his mood has brightened considerably.
It's not that doctors are heartless or always indifferent. The truth is, after losing more and more patients, you have to learn to numb your heart somewhat. It can affect you, but that impact absolutely cannot last long. Adjusting one's mood is almost a passive skill for a doctor.
Liu Banxia rewarded himself with a chicken drumstick for lunch. He didn't buy any for the interns; after all, it was his reward. If they wanted one, they could buy it themselves.
Liang Xiaolin and Qing Kewa were already immune to Liu Banxia's occasional childishness, but the other interns still needed time to adapt.
After lunch, they strolled back to the emergency department, only to find Zhou Shuwen in his office, signing documents while eating a boxed meal.
