The issue of treatment that Bai Qinghua was worried about might be a big burden for other people.
But for Nan Zhubin, it was something he could consider.
On one side were massive numbers of counseling sessions and an unrealistic counseling fee, and on the other side was…
Eh? What was on the other side again?
"I'll go," Nan Zhubin said.
Bai Qinghua nodded as if this were entirely expected. He knew his disciple's preferences very well.
This conversation was really just to explain the situation out of respect for his student's wishes, to go through the motions.
"Alright then. I'll handle the specific handover with them. You'll probably have to be on post this week, join the group together with the interns from second- and third-year grad cohorts."
Nan Zhubin was a bit surprised. "That fast?"
"They're really short on people," Bai Qinghua sighed.
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In early September in Beidu, the sky got light early.
