"Good luck, Doctor!"
Bai Ye stood and patted the Doctor's thin, somewhat youthful shoulder.
"Bai Ye..."
Just as Bai Ye was about to leave, the Doctor grabbed his sleeve and looked up at him, on the verge of tears.
"Well, if you get lonely working at night, you can just assign me as your assistant... In that case, I wouldn't mind keeping you company. Hmm... I might even be able to help."
Bai Ye smiled as he pinched the Doctor's cheek.
"Really? I can?" The Doctor's eyes immediately lit up.
"Of course. I'm an operator too, after all..." Bai Ye raised a finger. "In theory, it's feasible."
"Great!" A smile appeared on the Doctor's face.
For some reason, she had always felt close to Bai Ye. Perhaps it was because he was usually so easygoing, yet whenever danger arose, he could always step forward and solve the problem without losing his composure.
In any case, Bai Ye was the most reliable person in the Doctor's eyes.
"Bai Ye."
Doctor Kal'tsit, standing by the door, called out to Bai Ye.
"Mm!"
Bai Ye waved to the Doctor, then walked out of the office.
Doctor Kal'tsit turned to glance at the Doctor. She seemed to want to say something to Bai Ye, but ultimately remained silent.
"Before we know the truth, we still can't jump to conclusions, can we?"
Seeing Kal'tsit hesitate, Bai Ye gave her a soft smile and tried to reassure her.
"You're right... Though every time I see her, I can't help wanting to curse her." Doctor Kal'tsit clenched her fist.
Doctor Kal'tsit rarely revealed her emotions. Only when the Doctor was mentioned did she become like this.
"Doctor Kal'tsit, here's a suggestion. If seeing the Doctor makes you really angry, why not get some tomatoes from the kitchen