Shen Qingyue, an attending physician in the Department of Thoracic and Cardiac Surgery, has only one credo in life: data does not lie.
Therefore, she believed in electrograms, monitoring signals, and the strength of every stitch on the operating table; but she did not believe in the nonsense of "love at first sight" that had no scientific basis.
Until late that night, the emergency access was blocked by a group of special police officers.
The leader was called Lu Zheng. He was more than a head taller than her. His shoulders were as broad as a wall. When he first saw her, he frowned so hard that he could kill a fly. He questioned her being too young, questioning her lack of qualifications, questioning her overly pretty face - and questioning her whole person.
Shen Qingyue also felt unhappy with him. He had too many muscles, his aura was too fierce, and he spoke like he was giving orders. She felt that the word "violent tendency" was written all over this man.
But when she was doing closed drainage for her teammate, he stood by and clenched his fists the whole time, his knuckles turned white, and said "please" hard and hoarse.
The first time his heart beat, he was completely unaware of it.
The second heartbeat occurred when her stethoscope was pressed against his chest.
The third time - his heart warned in front of her. Like a radar that was forcibly awakened, it alarmed her frantically.
He took off the monitor with a dark face: "Fault."
Shen Qingyue looked at the abnormally fluctuating curve and said in a very soft voice: "Lu Zheng, your heart should be fine."
"It just tells you - it's out of control."
The warning sounded.
For you.
Purpose: Palpitation is the most difficult disease to diagnose, and it is also the last disease he wants to cure. She taught him the difference between fear and heartbeat, and he answered with a lifetime of heartbeats.