The villagers never line up, but they'll suddenly gather when it's lunchtime, or call out loudly when you're resting.
Now that the workload is distributed, Doctor Xiaoguo's stress is reduced by one-tenth.
It's not much, but it's reassuring.
Doctor Wu, who knew nothing, was just about to say a few words when he saw a tall, burly gentleman stand up sincerely and say:
"Doctor Guo, I don't need an examination, I'm just here to buy some medicine, it's quick. You see, waiting around here doesn't make sense..."
Guo Dong has seen many such people.
"Just tell me on WeChat when you need medicine, and I'll arrange delivery when I'm free. If you come in person and there's no stock, it won't change anything."
That response left the man stammering.
Wasn't he just trying to get the renowned doctor to check his pulse and offer some advice? Constantly taking medicine didn't feel right.
He sat down again awkwardly.
