"......" Holding back the urge to spit blood, Nancy warns the man on the operating table with her eyes - "If you dare to cause trouble again, be careful I'll pretend to accidentally kill you!"

"Bring your horse here! The sharp gaze he threw back carried such a provocative tone, but Nancy felt intuitively that he was saying she didn't have the guts.

Well, she really doesn't...

Looking up with empty eyes, Nancy swallowed nervously...

"Fortunately, the operation was very successful." After a nearly five-hour "battle", Nancy finally breathed a sigh of relief and threw a pure smile at the physicians.

Eric saw it, and finally a trace of weariness flashed in his cold eyes, "Thank you."

Seeing him close his eyes feebly, Nancy belatedly remembered that the man had not closed his eyes since he was admitted to the hospital, and that an ordinary person would have fallen into a coma long ago.

Was he just talking to her to distract himself? !

She gave him an apologetic look, but Nancy seemed to have received a self-rebounding spell and couldn't convey any message at all. He didn't even have the strength to raise his eyes, and there was no emotion on his face, which was smeared with green and black oil.

With her head down, she returned to the office, and Nancy, with her cheeks resting and her eyes vacant, sat motionless like a sculpture.

She was a little frightened, her mind full of thoughts - what kind of man, after such a serious injury, could still keep his sharp eagle eyes open and coldly listen to everyone's analysis of his injury, as if the injured person wasn't him but someone else.

Thinking about it, she felt a little annoyed. If the doctors had complained that she was not concentrating on the operation and disturbing everyone, she would have died badly. On her first day at work and in her first operation, she caused such a thing, thinking about the future, the word "tragedy" in capital letters.

"Alas," sighed heavily, Nancy lay down on the table with a look of utter despair, rubbing her hair irritably. "I must have been cursed by the big devil. How come bad things keep coming one after another? It's all his fault, what trouble! '

Thinking of the man, Nancy quickly thought more...

She thought of his pleasant voice, his cold yet charming eyes, and his coldness beyond the comprehension of ordinary people... Nancy blushed unconsciously, her cheeks burning hot enough to iron a shirt.

"Doctor Nancy, Doctor Nancy..." A hand was swinging in front of her eyes, and Nancy impatiently slapped it away, but the hand moved back. "Did you hear me, Dr. Nancy? ! The dean is calling you over!"

The doctor in the same department had just returned from the operation and, seeing Nancy motionless and no response after calling for a long time, couldn't help but shake her shoulders vigorously.

"Huh? ! What's up? What's up? !" Nancy, who had just come to her senses, jumped up and hit someone on the nose, "bang" and stood still.

"Um..." The doctor in the same department covered her face in pain, and blood trickled through her fingers.

Nancy stared blankly for a second and hurried to the medicine box. "Did you just call me to help you? Sorry, sorry, I just lost my mind."

Looking at her speechlessly, she took a deep breath to keep calm, "My nose was hit by you."

Forcing a stunned expression, Nancy silently maintained an "ah" pose, "Did I be violent to you? ! No way, I don't have a tendency towards violence and my psychological assessment is normal."

He rolled his eyes in annoyance and waved his hand impatiently. "All right, I won't bother you with this. You'd better come back to your senses quickly. The dean let you go over."

"Dean? !" With astonished glances, Nancy quickly gave an "oh" and ran obediently towards the dean's office.

Half an hour later, Nancy appeared in the intensive care unit area, looking at the slightly ajar door of Room 302, unable to muster the courage to walk over.

Half an hour earlier, the director had made it clear to her that the military district had recognized her medical skills and appointed her as the chief physician for the colonel of the First Legion. As for the meritorious colonel, it was the hawk-eyed man who performed the operation with an indifferent expression.

Her future is indeed dark...

With a loud "bang", Nancy shrank her neck in fear. The door of Room 302 was smashed and closed, and no one knew what was going on inside.

"Colonel, you can't leave the hospital." A anxious voice came quickly, which made Nancy rub her eyebrows in silence. "What kind of man, just after the operation, you want to be discharged, you really don't care about your life!"

The soft murmur was subtle, but Eric heard it very clearly, "Who's outside? !"

Dare to eavesdrop on him? ! He would like to see which dead woman it is!

The door of Ward 302 was quickly opened. Two young men, who were estimated to be nearly 1.8 meters tall, rushed out. Before Nancy could react, she was lifted out of the air and carried into Room 302.

Dangling in her strong arms, Nancy glared helplessly at the man on the hospital bed, "I, I didn't mean to hear you talk, just happened to pass by."

The weak excuse sounded like a lie no matter how you looked at it, and Nancy resigned herself and sighed.

With a dangerous squint, Eric suddenly gave a light laugh and said mockingly, "Chased from the operating room? ! Sure enough!"

"How narcissistic you are," Nancy frowned in disgust, feeling humiliated. "I'm now your attending physician and have the right to make rounds in my patients' rooms."

Eric glanced at her and curled his index finger.

"What do you want to do? !" Seeing herself float into him, Nancy's calm face showed a hint of panic. "Do you still want to beat your attending physician? !"

Seeing her sharp retorting, Eric sneered. "Just now you looked like a primary school student, but now you're at high school level. Did you skip grades when you were studying? !"

Nancy couldn't keep up with his train of thought, frowned and thought his words seriously before realizing she had been ridiculed again.

Ignoring him on her own, Nancy put on a doctor's face and advised him, "I just heard that you were going to leave the hospital. With your condition and injuries, it's impossible for you to leave this ward and this bed."

Let her ask why, Eric raised his hand and pinched her chin, and eagle's eyes gave a cold light. "Aren't you just passing by? !"

"I, I lied," Nancy said with a flicker of pitiful little eyes. "I came here especially, I was still hesitant about whether to be your attending physician or not, now I'm sure, it's settled, you can't even think about being discharged."

Looking at Nancy with a look of "What's going on?" Eric's eyes fell, "You're a bit of a rogue."