The director continued, "It's common in every department to arrange the shifts with consideration for colleagues who need it. It's not just our department. You've been enjoying that consideration all these years, and now it's finally other colleagues' turn. Don't come here talking to me about unfairness! If you think it's unfair, then count how many times you took leave like this before, and I'll make it up to every colleague. That'll make it fair, won't it?"
Zou Min: "..."
After Jiang Xia finished using the restroom and came looking for her, she saw Ruan Tang standing there without moving. She did not call out to her, but walked closer directly—and then heard a few lines of the conversation in the office.
When Ruan Tang saw her arrive, she said, "Wait a moment. I still have something to report to the director, and then we can leave."
With that, Ruan Tang stepped forward and knocked on the office door.
"Come in."
Hearing Ruan Tang's voice outside the door, Zou Min looked toward the office entrance.
Ruan Tang opened the door and walked in as if nothing had happened.
Zou Min glanced at Ruan Tang, unsure whether she had heard anything.
But so what if she had? Zou Min even wanted Ruan Tang to hear it, hoping she would show some initiative and stop taking every Saturday and Sunday off like this. It was so selfish.
Ruan Tang often taking leave like this would affect the other colleagues' work and rest.
Especially with the coming March and April, which were also the plum-rain season, the hospital would have many patients and be extremely busy!
She had only just gotten married and was already taking leave like this. Once she became pregnant and gave birth, there would be such a long stretch