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Angela took the registration form and returned to the classroom after collecting her books. She sat alone in the classroom while lost in thought.
Her classmates dispersed, leaving her in a relatively quiet atmosphere.
Jessica and Cassie hurried over after they called her.
Jessica grabbed Angela. “Let’s go. We haven’t gathered in a long time. Let’s go out for a nice meal today.”
She was enthusiastic. Her voice was light and cheerful, dispelling the surrounding silence.
“International Medical Association application form?” Cassie saw the form that Angela had placed on the table, picked it up, and read it.
A hint of surprise appeared in her eyes. “Wow! Angela, are you going to participate in this?”
Jessica looked at Cassie. “What is this?”
Cassie briefly explained the International Medical Association, but she sounded quite envious. “Do you know? There are only 100 spots available nationwide for this. The first round will be screened by internal mentors, and then 40 participants will be selected.”
“Only 100 spots nationwide?”
“Yeah.” Cassie nodded. “There are currently about eighty medical universities in the country and each university will have one spot so that some good universities will have a few extra spots. Like our school, we generally have 3 to 4 spots.”
The more Cassie spoke, the more amazed Jessica felt.
Jessica looked at the thin registration form in Cassie’s hand and instantly felt that it had become precious.
She looked excitedly at Angela. “Angela, this is amazing. This registration form is from Professor Terence, right? Since you are his student and he gave it to you, he must have a lot of confidence in you.”
Cassie also thought so.
After some thought, she continued, “However, after passing the first round of selection, the applicants will have to go abroad for training in the second round. It will be for three
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months, usually in chaotic and underdeveloped countries, so it could be quite dangerous.”
Jessica’s face wrinkled again when she heard this.
“So, Angela, are you going?” Jessica pondered. “Will there be someone to protect the medical students who participate?”
Cassie nodded. “Of course. But since they’re going to chaotic places, there might still be risks to one’s life. No one can guarantee such things. You’ve seen it in the news, right?”
Jessica fell into contemplation. Many places abroad were indeed very chaotic.
They were safe in the country because of the protection of the country.
Upon seeing them discussing so happily, Angela didn’t interrupt. Now that they had stopped, she said, “You’re overthinking it. I didn’t say I’m going.”
“What?”
“Huh?”
Cassie and Jessica were both surprised.
Angela rubbed her forehead. “I told Professor Terence that I needed to think about it for three days. But I don’t really want to go.”
Jonathan seemed stable these days, but who knew what would happen next?
If she really joined this association, she would have to devote a lot of energy to it, and then she wouldn’t be able to take care of him properly.
As for what kind of life–threatening danger she would face in the second round, she didn’t care too much. It was just that, for some reason, she slowly felt some other concerns in her heart.
This feeling made it impossible for her to think rationally.
There were also two conflicting thoughts in her mind.
One thought said that this was a rare opportunity. Some people might never get this application form in their lifetime and although going abroad might be dangerous, the probability was not that high.
The main thing was that completing my studies was a significant achievement in my life. It would enable her to help and assist more people.
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This practical experience and contact with top–notch professionals in the medical field was much more practical than furthering one’s studies abroad.
The other thought suggested that it was important to prioritize herself in life. Being surrounded by significant individuals was what truly mattered, so it was best not to take unnecessary risks.
While pursuing great achievements might seem appealing, they were just ordinary individuals without lofty ideals, and no one would blame her for that.
In summary, she felt overwhelmed by her thoughts.
Angela’s statement took Jessica and Cassie aback.
This was an opportunity that many people dream of, yet Angela surprisingly expressed her reluctance to participate.
Jessica frowned and attempted to persuade her. “If you’re concerned about the risks in the second round, I can ask my father to look into it. We can also arrange for additional security if needed.”
Cassie nodded in agreement. “While there is a potential danger, the likelihood is quite low. It’s similar to flying on a plane–the chances of an incident are minimal, but if something does occur, the outcome is severe.”
Angela sighed softly. “Let me consider it.”
Upon observing Angela’s demeanor, Jessica and Cassie comprehended that she had other matters weighing on her mind.
They didn’t press her further. Instead, they opted to engage in light–hearted conversation and treat Angela to a nice meal.
Following their meal, Angela received a call from Jonathan and departed.
Meanwhile, Jessica and Cassie strolled around the campus before settling on a bench to rest.
“Did you hear that Winter also received the registration form for the International Medical
Association?”
“Indeed. Winter’s accomplishments are remarkable, so it’s no surprise.”
“I’m envious. I hope to achieve similar success one day.”
Jessica and Cassie exchanged glances before moving a short distance away and stopping
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Casse wore a look of disbelief. “If Winter can participate. I believe Angela should as well. Angela has a higher chance of advancing to the second round, which would bring honor to the school
Jessica didn’t quite understand this. “Isn’t Winter exceptional?”
Cassic shook her head while expressing impartially. “While she excels academically, I believe there’s still a significant gap between her and Angela.”
Her opinion was not influenced by her friendship with Angela; it was based on facts.
After a moment of contemplation, Jessica said, “But Angela doesn’t seem eager to participate.”
Cassie leaned in and whispered to Jessica, “If she doesn’t go…”
As Jessica listened, her smile widened, and she eagerly nodded in agreement.
Two days later, on the final day of the registration deadline, Cassie discovered that Angela had yet to complete the form, and she felt extremely anxious.
She hesitated to speak, and Angela gave her a puzzled look. “Just tell me what you’re thinking.
Cassie wanted to speak, but Angela immediately interjected, “If it’s about the registration, there’s no need to discuss it.”
Cassie was speechless.
What should I say
then?
“Angela.” A slightly sweet voice came; Winter walked over with a classmate toward Angela and Cassie.
Angela offered a faint smile out of courtesy.
Cassie observed the interaction while rolling her eyes in silence.
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