Hmm... that actually sounds like a good idea.
Then what should we do?
Clean up the city? Repair some damaged buildings, or tear them down and rebuild? That could work too.
It would take too much manpower.
But I thought the buildings in the city wouldn't all have collapsed after just five or six years. Plenty of houses should still be
usable, which would indirectly save
us quite a bit of time. The only difficult part might be setting up the power grid.
As I thought about it, a long time passed.
Nearly an hour later, a hospital bed was wheeled in. Ning Jing immediately sat up and looked at Sasha, lying on the bed with no color in her face.
The male doctor came in as well.
"Both of you, please come with me for a moment."
The young doctor glanced at Sasha lying on the bed, said this to the two of us, then turned and walked out.
Ning Jing and I exchanged a look. We weren't sure what he wanted to say, but we followed him anyway.
As soon as we stepped outside, the doctor turned to Ning Jing.
"Miss, please listen calmly. Your friend isn't in a condition to get too worked up right now, and your presence could easily upset her. I hope you
can keep your emotions under control and avoid stirring up the patient's feelings again. Otherwise, next time, I really won't be able to help."
The doctor looked at Ning Jing and said this.
Ning Jing could only nod in agreement. What else could she do?
Argue with the doctor?
The doctor was in charge here. Everyone else had to take a back seat.
"I understand. I'm sorry, Doctor. We..."
"That's enough. I understand how you feel, and I can sympathize. But