Dressing as Anna Karenina's Dame Life

"Oh, Doctor Ivanov, I completely agree with your point of view. Of course, as a doctor, you should not draw conclusions arbitrarily about the patient's illness. I have no objection to what you said about taking good care of the body and increasing nutrition, but ,” Anna paused, her always smiling eyes calmed down, and her thick eyelashes made her look very solemn.

"You forget one thing. All the actions of a doctor are devoted to solving the pain of the patient, but in my opinion, you have not done it at all. Look at this girl, she is so timid when she sees you, she is afraid... ..."

"That's because of her pedantry, the shyness of a virgin is completely a product of the barbaric era." Ivanov interrupted Anna's words forcefully, his brows were wrinkled, and his handsome face looked a little scary.

No one ever questioned his decisions, and even Moscow's most famous duchesses praised him, both in medical school and as a doctor.

Anna calmly looked at the man in front of her, and once again patted the back of Kitty's hand with her left hand. The curvature of her chin was at the most peaceful place, but her speech became more concise and neat. She even gave up her honorific title.

"I'd say you're the most sloppy doctor I've ever met."

Ivanov narrowed his eyes, and before he could say anything, the eyes of the woman on the opposite side fell on his hands.

"If it was at a party, I would appreciate this ring on your hand, but from the perspective of a patient friend, when you are a doctor, I am very angry with you."

"It's just a ring," Ivanov retorted.

"Of course, it's indeed a ring, I didn't see it as a necklace." The corners of Anna's mouth curled up slightly, with a slight sneer, and her eyes swept over Ivanov again, "The edges and corners of the ring may scratch the patient, It is also easy to catch women's long hair, and the most important thing is that this little thing can hide a lot of germs, a gray suit is really suitable for you, but it is also very easy to hide dust."

Ivanov looked at Anna in embarrassment, but only for a while, he still insisted, "Even if everything you said is correct, madam, we are talking about those stupid feudal concepts at the beginning."

"Oh, of course, I'm sorry, Mr. Ivanov." Anna said flatly, "but I still think that as a doctor, when you terrify your patient for the first time, other things are important." There's absolutely no point in going any further, including your soda."

The unceremonious tone of the black-haired woman made Ivanov's body tremble slightly. Although he was young, he was always carefully held by everyone. No one dared to question everything about him. He sank eyes.

"If you think of me that way, I don't think there's any need for us to spend any more time." He considers himself a very patient doctor, even in the face of the stupid question of Prince Shtcherbatsky who doesn't understand , He never got angry, and tried his best to accommodate the other party's understanding level, but the woman in front of him was so impolite. Although she was the wife of a high-ranking official, he had to be more respectful in face, but who would really be a man in society? If you hold a woman in reverence, God will not allow it.

Listening to Ivanov's suppressed angry words, Anna wanted to say something more, but a steady voice came in from the door.

"It's really not necessary."

With light brown hair and a serious expression, it was Darcy. Anna's eyes lit up, and she greeted her cordially. The latter passed Ivanov and came to Anna's side, and kissed her hand. , when facing Anna and Kitty, Darcy still showed his usual hearty smile.

"I'm very sorry, Miss Shtcherbatsky, but allow me to diagnose you later."

"Thank you very much..." Kitty paused, and the latter smiled slightly and reported her name.

"Darcy Dove."

Kitty smiled shyly, and said again: "Thank you very much, Mr. Dolph."

"So, sir, what are you doing?" Ivanov frowned and looked at the man who completely ignored him, with a hint of disdain in his tone, because of his ordinary camel coat and rude behavior.

"You haven't left yet, Mr. Ivanov." Darcy turned around and looked at the man pretending to be surprised. The latter choked, with a trace of irritation on his face.

Darcy put away his joking expression and became serious. Under his thick eyebrows, the pair of green eyes contained a never-before-stern sternness.

"Mr. Ivanov, as a doctor, he will never give up on his patients no matter what. For this alone, I look down on you."

"I've never thought of that, what do you know, send the other cheek after I've been humiliated?" the man said angrily, his eyebrows seemed to be raised.

"If it were me, I would." Darcy said calmly.

"You're kidding!" Ivanov blushed.

"Because I am a doctor, it is our responsibility to heal the pain of patients, and it is our unshirkable obligation to let patients trust us and relax in front of us. I must help my patients make a difference with them whenever and wherever possible. A choice with the same values ​​and beliefs, no coercion, no deceit, no duplicity, Mr. Ivanov, you have not forgotten this oath."

Ivanov froze for a moment, and the man opposite looked at him with serious eyes, as if he was still a stunned young man of seventeen or eighteen.

"I can't believe you've forgotten such an important oath."

"Of course I remember, it's the eighth obligation of Hippocrates, right?" The man quickly reacted in his mind and said angrily. "Then what does this short oath have to do with your lies!" He emphasized the word lie, no one can show the other side of himself like that for others to slap, that is the behavior of fools and hypocrites .

"Good memory." Darcy said lightly, his always smiling expression became elusive, Anna guessed that the other party might be really angry.

"Please explain to me, Doctor Dolph." He said each word artificially, trying to hide his anger, but it was not very successful, his eyes were burning at the moment.

"I'm afraid you didn't really understand the meaning of it." Darcy sighed and shook his head, speaking earnestly to the man like a teacher. "The patient's will is the vane of our decision-making. It is our responsibility to encourage patients to face difficulties and challenges bravely. It is our duty to comfort their anxious and painful bodies and minds. The most important thing is to stand on an equal footing with patients. In fact, respecting them is something we need to learn more before picking up medical equipment."

The author has something to say: The hero is still in the making, please wait patiently`(*∩_∩*)′