Chapter 31 The Decision of the Organization_2

Glancing once, Su Xiaoqing gave a bark, thinking it was an accident.

After the second look, still barking, she dared not look again, for fear that Su Qing would suddenly say "Three strikes and you're out, everything in moderation"—perhaps the little white dog could become her rearview mirror.

Whether pet therapy affects the patients or not, Gu Ran felt that he, as a doctor, had already been affected, yet doctors are always overlooked.

Psychiatrists, who pays attention to their mental health? It's taken for granted that they're fine.

Critical care doctors, who witness life and death daily, who notices their health? It's assumed, they've seen it all, they're fine.

Not just doctors, how many children truly consider: do their parents actually enjoy washing dishes after meals?

Perhaps they too would like to lie down and rest after eating?

Gu Ran adheres to a standard, a line written in a letter from Zhuang Jing—