The head of reception had even come back.
She hadn't claimed any credit for it. She was just standing off to the side, watching from a distance.
Judging by her complicated expression, it seemed she'd already tried to warn Tina about something.
And yet the person in question had still come straight over. The receptionist had clearly breathed a sigh of relief, though she also seemed to be questioning reality a little.
As for why Tina had come—
"Is there something wrong with your brain? Do you want everyone to find out what happened last night?"
Faced with Fu Qian's request, Tina refused to give in. She kept her voice low and growled at him.
The reason was obvious. Just like her reaction when she'd seen Hake that morning, Tina cared a great deal about her public image, and what had happened the night before was too embarrassing to talk about.
So even hearing about something as absurd as a show of firepower hadn't been enough to outweigh her fear of old events being brought up again. She'd rushed over in a near-panic, then immediately started demanding answers.
Fu Qian wanted to remind her that she should probably greet her acquaintance first.
"Rachel?"
It seemed there was no need. Before Fu Qian could respond to the barrage of questions, Tina finally seemed to notice the other person, who was standing some distance away and staring at them in shock.
Looks like Rachel hadn't been bluffing. She really did know someone at the hospital.
Their reactions said it all. Both of them were clearly astonished to see the other here.
Tina, for her part, was completely at a loss. She couldn't connect Rachel with this unpleasant new police officer.
Rachel, meanwhile, seemed more surprised by what she'd just heard.
As the