Firefly In Warmth Chapter 10

"No. I called him several times, but there was no response. He was bleeding all over the floor."

"What happened next?" Ethan Wei asked.

"I called for emergency services and went to the reception desk to get security. We stayed with the student until the ambulance arrived."

Olivia Guan originally hoped that the security guard could take simple first aid measures as soon as possible, but he didn't even have the courage to take a look after arriving at the scene. Instead, he asked Olivia Guan a bunch of questions like a bystander. After learning that Olivia Guan had called the emergency number, he stood aside with more peace of mind and waited for the ambulance to arrive.

At first, Olivia Guan suggested that they should check whether the student still had a heartbeat, but the security guard acted like an expert and insisted that the body could not be moved casually. He had obviously already determined that the person was dead.

About fifteen minutes later, an ambulance arrived with its sirens blaring. The medical staff who got out of the car looked up at the height of the laboratory building and immediately began to check the injuries.

According to common sense, if a person falls from a height of six floors on a concrete floor, the chance of survival is almost zero. So even though Noah Han was still breathing faintly, internal bleeding and internal organ concussion could kill him at any time. Being taken to the hospital for emergency treatment was just a formality, and death was only a matter of time for him.

In the end, Noah Han was carried to the ambulance on a stretcher by the emergency personnel. Olivia Guan gathered the scattered books, stuffed them into his schoolbag, and handed them to the medical staff to take away.

"Was there anything left at the scene, such as a suicide note or something like that?" Wang Jun firmly believed that if physical evidence that could prove suicide could be found at the scene, all problems would be solved.

Olivia Guan tilted her head slightly, trying to filter out unusual details from the scenes of her memories, but to no avail.

Seeing Olivia Guan shaking his head again, Wang Jun stopped asking questions.

"What a trouble..." Wang Jun seemed to be talking to himself, and then began to think again.

"I don't think it's a big deal. Although there's no evidence of suicide, it can't be determined to be homicide. Anyway, judging from the description of the scene, the school doesn't have to be held responsible for this. If the police come to you to inquire about the situation, just tell them the truth."

"Police?" Olivia Guan was a little surprised.

"The parents of the students said they would call the police. But that's a good thing. The police won't find anything anyway, so they will definitely give up by then."

Then, Wang Jun started to talk about the rigidity of the current education system. Under the influence of marketization, parents have become more arrogant than before, with a consumer attitude. They look down on schools psychologically and think that everything is natural as long as they spend money. The educational results are getting worse and worse, which is actually caused by the students' families, but the schools are the ones who bear the blame. The status of educators is no longer as good as before.

Ethan Wei's ears were already callused from hearing this kind of complaints, but he still patiently echoed them from time to time. Although Olivia Guan didn't quite understand the situation, she saw that the conversation was gradually deviating from the topic, so as a newcomer, she had no choice but to listen patiently.

The complaints lasted for about 20 minutes before Wang Jun suddenly stopped and asked, "You don't have classes in the morning, do you?"

"The second period is mine."

"Me too."

"Then you should go back quickly."

After walking a few steps out of the principal's office, both of them breathed a sigh of relief as if they had been reborn.

"Why are you here to be a teacher?" Ethan Wei took a quick look at Olivia Guan. She was dressed casually, with her long black hair simply tied up, but she seemed to have become more mature.

"What's wrong? Are you not welcome?" Olivia Guan asked with a smile.

"What are you talking about? I'm just curious."

"I never thought that I would be standing on the podium one day." Olivia Guan shook his two white arms.

In college, Olivia Guan and Ethan Wei were classmates in the Department of Biology. Although they were in different classes, their courses in the department were arranged together. They were not familiar with each other, but just acquaintances. When they met in the principal's office just now, they immediately recognized each other.

"What were you doing?"

"Working in research and development at a pharmaceutical company."

"Tired of doing it?"

"Not really. I wasn't feeling well recently, so I took a long vacation. I don't really want to continue my previous career this time. I'm going to try a different field. If it doesn't work out, I'll go back to my old job."

"A pharmaceutical company, that's great. Which one exactly?"

Olivia Guan reported her name, and Ethan Wei immediately looked at her with admiration. This pharmaceutical factory was also well-known in the industry and had always been one of the ideal choices for graduates.

"I didn't expect you went there after graduation."

"I was lucky the year I graduated."

"Doing research and development should be better than being a teacher."

Olivia Guan smiled helplessly. People often envied her job in the past, and even before she joined the company, she thought she would be able to wear a white coat and sit in the laboratory every day to do research without distraction, but the reality is not like that. Once you get to know any job in depth, you can find 10,000 reasons to leave.

"Other people's work always looks better than your own."

"Isn't it?"

"It's so boring. I deal with reagents every day, and mice are my best friends."

"That's because you can't calm down. The little white mouse will never be disobedient. When you are annoyed by your students and can't even drink water, you will definitely miss the little white mouse."

"Don't scare me!" Olivia Guan pretended to be pitiful.

"it is true."

"There is no job that is 100% satisfactory." Olivia Guan said, "What about you? When did you become a teacher?"

"I came here right after graduation."

"Master's degree?"

"No. Undergraduate."

"Ah?" Olivia Guan was surprised.

"I didn't read it later." Ethan Wei replied.