Yan Feifan had been firm in his refusal of Qin Feng for a few reasons. First, he was genuinely busy for the next two weeks and couldn't easily make time.
Second, he wanted the other party to know that he wasn't someone who was at their beck and call, ready to be dispatched at a moment's notice. He especially didn't want them trying to emotionally blackmail him with arguments that the patient had bled and suffered for the country.
In Yan Feifan's view, every patient, no matter how humble or insignificant, had their own independent life.
In that life, they were the absolute protagonist.
Their fall meant the collapse of an entire world.
When facing life and death, no one was any more noble than anyone else.
Another point was that Yan Feifan still held a bit of a grudge about being whisked away by helicopter in the early hours of Sunday morning.
This kind of sudden emergency work seriously disrupted his life and made those around him worry a great deal.
