Liu Banxia, who had come to the cafeteria, was also grinning broadly. His interns hadn't finished their meals when he announced the good news to them.
He really hadn't expected it to be this early, assuming it would be delayed until mid to late September. For the people in the emergency department, this was like a shot in the arm, a very powerful one.
"Finally, we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. After we move, things should be a bit easier, and I can go back to a regular schedule," Zhou Li said, stretching her back lazily after hearing the news.
"Always working single shifts is indeed hard, but aren't you worried that the nurses from other departments coming over will threaten your position?" Liu Banxia asked curiously.
