Chapter 62: Dead, and When I Woke Up, I Was Like This

Nan Yan absentmindedly fiddled with the earphones hanging around her neck and casually spoke, "It's just the relationship between a doctor and a patient."

Furrowing his eyebrows, He Lifeng became even more puzzled by her response. 

However, seeing the indifferent expression on the girl's face, he refrained from asking further questions and drove to the First Hospital.

Inside the hospital room, He Zhizhou anxiously waited, constantly craning his neck to look outside. 

Tao Qingming was also in the room, observing his anxious demeanor and couldn't help but wonder about the relationship between him and Nan Yan.

To elicit such solemnity and impatience from an old man, their relationship must hold great significance. 

Director Tao vaguely understood this, especially considering Nan Yan's status as the disciple of the Divine Physician of China.

Finally, in He Zhizhou's anxious anticipation, Nan Yan arrived.