The woman beside Yu Chuanbai looked to be in her forties or fifties, and she bore a faint resemblance to Yu Suye.
Yan Feifan guessed that this must be Yu Suye's eldest aunt, Yu Youling, who had just flown in from New York Presbyterian Hospital, USA.
He thought, "She takes excellent care of herself. She doesn't look like someone nearing sixty at all. It gives a glimpse into the psychological stress and workload of American doctors."
Having thought this, Yan Feifan sighed inwardly. He couldn't avoid them anymore, nor were there any side paths left for him to escape down, so he had no choice but to step forward and greet them.
When they met, Yu Chuanbai introduced both parties.
To Yan Feifan's slight surprise, the young man beside Yu Youling with black hair and gray eyes, who clearly looked to be of mixed Chinese and Western descent, was her son, Yu Zeren. He also worked at New York-Presbyterian Hospital as a general surgeon.
