Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

‘Yamin Hospital was full of people, and the automatic registration machine was all occupied. Leia did not have a medical insurance card, and she did not bring the medical examination form.

She took out a sunscreen mask that covered the edge of her eyes. She closed her bag and asked the receptionist with a smile, "Hello, | forgot to bring my medical examination form. How should | solve this problem quickly? The fastest way." The receptionist replied with a polite smile. "Are you an employee of the Yamin Group?" Leia nodded.

The receptionist gave her a form and asked Leia to fill it in. Then, she told her where to go and check. Leia had a good memory and remembered all.

She took the form to consultation room 312, which the nurse had mentioned, and knocked on it. A male voice came from the room. "Come in." Leia did not change back into her flat shoes. She reached out to push open the door and placed the list on the table. When Chris saw the list on the table, he understood. He wore a mask, took the stethoscope from his white coat, and hung it around his neck.

"Pull your clothes down a little. | need to listen." It was a tone that was exclusive to doctors.

Leia narrowed her eyes. She felt that this person looked a little like the morning jogger she met this morning. This mask...

She didn't see the face under the mask, so Leia was not 100% sure.

Seeing that the patient did not move, Chris reminded her again. His tone was calm and emotionless. "Pull up your clothes." Leia came back to her senses and responded calmly. She did as he said, unzipped her black down jacket a little, and said, "Okay." The stethoscope was placed outside her shirt. Leia did not move as she cooperated with the examination. However, her gaze was fixed on the man in the white coat. His eyebrows were dark, and he had a high brow. He lowered his head. His eyelashes were about the same length as hers.

Chris looked up and met her gaze. When their gazes met, Leia did not look away. She realized that there was a handsomeness about him that would make her unable to look away.

"Have you stared enough?" Chris retracted his stethoscope, took it from his ear, and hung it around his neck.

Realizing that she had lost her composure, Leia apologized. "I'm sorry. | often size up the doctor. Is the examination done?" Chris did not believe her. It was not the first time a woman stared at him like this. He did not pay much attention to it. He just took it that his handsomeness attracted others. He sighed in his heart that women all liked good-looking men.

He briefly explained the medical examinations he had prescribed for her in his usual tone. He was attentive.

At last, he added, "I've also arranged a gynecology check for you. After the examination, you don't have to show me the gynecology department's things. The second floor, consultation room 213." Leia frowned when she heard that there were so many projects. Her good-looking eyebrows were like two thin ropes pulled tightly, squeezing into the middle bit by bit. 'Is he planning to sweep my entire body?’ she thought.

After a moment of silence, Leia glanced at the list in her hand and asked, "You can't read the prescription of the gynecology?” To outsiders, they might think she was teasing Chris, but that was not the case. Leia was only doing it for convenience. If this doctor could read the prescription of the gynecology, there was no need for her to go to two places. She still had a meeting. With so many checkups, she was afraid she couldn't rush back in time for the meeting.

she wanted to say, "Can | ask you to do it for me?" Chris refused. "I can't. You need to go to consultation room 213 to get a sample first.” Leia understood. She zipped it up and stood up. "Thank you." Chris was polite. "You're welcome.

been completed, and the results were out. Yamin Group did a good thing in this aspect. They had opened up VIP treatment for the employees of Yamin Group, so they did not

Results were given priority.

room 312 again. The screen at the door showed the

from inside. It was muffled, perhaps because he was wearing a mask. "Come in." She pushed the

the form on the table and even carefully helped spread it out. This action made Chris subconsciously look up at her. His voice became gentler. "Have a seat.” She did not disturb him and waited quietly for the doctor's diagnosis. Chris was still reading the prescription seriously. "Have you been to the gynecology department?" Leia reolied, "Yes, | did. There's no problem. I'm very healthy without a boyfriend." Chris

reason, can we?" The topic changed. How could a curettage surgeon like him discuss gynecology with a patient? He was speechless. He

the medicine are faster..." Leia said, "Prescribe the

Chris's first impression of

other problem. After writing the list, he asked her

medical examination of the Yamin Group was free of charge. There was

your illness." "Yes, thank you for the reminder, doctor. I'll try to follow your instructions.” Chris looked at the closed door and smiled. Leia, who was outside the door,

up until about 2 in the morning. It had been almost half a year, and she had no time to run

stayed up late occasionally. Therefore, she could organize

the inheritor of Yamin Group's boss was willing to take over the company tomorrow, she could pack her things and

thinking about it for a while, she felt it was unrealistic. She shrugged and walked toward the

shut door was pushed open, and a man in a bright-colored down jacket walked in, panting. He was wearing a pair of rimless glasses. One could tell that he had an outgoing personality and could directly ignore

and she's especially elegant. One look and | can tell that she's a mature woman. | think I'm going to fall in love again." The person who

he asked Chris to

of

in love 800 times in one day. At this rate, you may have as many children as a kindergarten. I'm

afraid that if | sit down again, I'l be transferred to another department.” Kimble said, "Fuck, I'm fucking from the internal medicine department. Were you mocking me?" Chris turned around and faced Kimble with the back of his head. "It's good that you can hear it. There's nothing bad about psychiatry. At least your mental state is normal.” Seeing Chris walking out, Kimble shouted at him seriously, "No wonder you're single." "Yes, just let me know when you get married.” Chris did not take his words to heart at all. He heard it, and that was