"Who let him go, your sister-in-law?" Zhou Ruoi asked her son, eager to establish boundaries like her son to avoid any future complaints from her elder sister’s family if the money was wasted.
"My little cousin, Xie Wanying, flew down from the Capital, saying she wants to take the patient to the Capital for treatnt. When did she get so close with cousin’s family? I never knew. Mom, did you?" Ding Wenze asked his mother.
Xie Wanying? Zhou Ruoi’s eyelids twitched, and a thick sense of anxiety welled up in her heart.
"Mom?" Ding Wenze found it strange that his mother suddenly went silent.
"Did Yingying say anything?" Zhou Ruoi asked her son, "How did you find her when you saw her?"
It had been several years since Zhou Ruoi last saw Xie Wanying. Her impression seed permanently stuck on that night when Xie Wanying and her mother ca to her house with a bag of Sunkist oranges, saying she wanted to take the Guoxie exam to beco a surgeon. She heard Sun Rongfang ntion Xie Wanying’s later news, but she dismissed it as Sun Rongfang boasting about her daughter, not believing a single word.
So what if she got into Guoxie? There are plenty of dical students with their heads in the clouds. Female dical students face a lot of cold shoulders in the surgical circle. Only Sun Rongfang, this fool, thinks her daughter is gold.
"I haven’t seen her before." Ding Wenze said honestly, "When we t today, I found her to be very aloof and arrogant. Maybe because she got into Capital University."
"Does she look down on you?" Zhou Ruoi sneered through her nose.
A little bit. Ding Wenze thought to himself, at least Xie Wanying completely disregarded his so-called "professional" opinions when he tried to stop her.
"Let her do whatever she wants. It’s crazy for your sister-in-law to trust her," Zhou Ruoi said, voicing common knowledge, "If Xiao Shugang dies on the way, I want to see how she and her mom will apologize to your aunt in the future."
If that happens, Zhou Ruoxue and Shang Siling would undoubtedly go mad; they wouldn’t thank Xie Wanying but would want to drag Xie Wanying to the grave with them. Ding Wenze shook his head at the thought.
"I have to call your aunt to explain. This matter has nothing to do with you." Zhou Ruoi said, hanging up to talk with her sister, which was basically complaining.
anwhile, in the Provincial People’s Hospital, Xie Wanying obtained her cousin’s dical record to carefully review and verify her assessnt of the patient’s condition, preparing for the transport of the patient. Through Senior Brother Shim’s connections, she borrowed so ergency equipnt from the hospital to bring on the plane, such as oxygen bags, suction catheters, defibrillators, etc. Her cousin had an indwelling venous catheter, and if ergency dication was needed, she had already discussed with Senior Brother Shim to administer directly.
Wu Lixuan had helped book the plane tickets and inford her by phone, "The flight is at 3 PM, you need to get there early. Airport staff will et you directly, and the patient’s stretcher needs to be placed in first class."
"Did you book first class?"
"Don’t worry about the money. I told you this early on. Believe that there are many good-hearted people in society." Wu Lixuan laughed, speaking with a double aning. She didn’t have the money to book first class; only President Qi could do so. Qi Yunfeng also said over the phone that the airline, upon hearing about the situation, didn’t intend to charge them for the first-class tickets, considering it a good deed.
Upon hearing that the airline was willing to contribute to the good deed, Xie Wanying felt an added weight on her shoulders. The more people in society assist doctors in saving lives, the less doctors can afford to let these people down.
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