Yangyang, hearing his sister say this, imdiately chid in with his little mouth: "Sister, I’ve been keeping an eye on my mom taking her dicine. I’ll definitely be a good doctor in the future."
This little one is so confident about becoming a doctor. Xie Wanying rewarded the little boy with a book.
Yangyang received the gift from his sister, saw the cover saying Children’s Encyclopedia, and hugged the book happily, presenting his graded test paper to his sister.
It was a perfect-score math test. This little kid really learns well. Xie Wanying gently patted Yangyang’s smart little head to encourage him.
Taking this opportunity, Yangyang’s mom shared so news with Xie Wanying: "Her mom is pregnant."
She was talking about Li Yaxi, who had previously been hospitalized together with Yangyang’s mom.
Xie Wanying was surprised by this.
The surgery done by Hepatobiliary Surgery for Li Yaxi was very successful, and her expected lifespan should be long. The doctors had explained this clearly to the family. Given this, why was Mother Yaxi, being quite old, pregnant again? The risk for an elderly woman getting pregnant and giving birth is very high. Feeling the need to be pregnant again seems to imply deep down she continues to believe her daughter is unreliable.
Yangyang’s mom had always been resentful about Li Yaxi’s situation, precisely because she felt the girl’s mom was inappropriate.
Her daughter was sick, but rather than spending quality ti with her daughter, she only thought of having another child every day.
"How did you find out about this?" Xie Wanying asked again, afraid Yangyang’s mom might have mistaken her identity. After all, she hadn’t heard about this news at the hospital.
"Apparently, her mom was criticized by doctors at your hospital, and she didn’t dare to seek a doctor at your hospital’s maternity departnt, so she went to Beidu Third Hospital Maternity Departnt. I have relatives who are seeing doctors over there, and I ran into her there with her pregnancy check-up slip that day. I estimate she’s been pregnant for about two months," Yangyang’s mom said.
Yangyang perked up his little ears listening to his mom and the doctor sister talk, his little eyes rolling around: What’s going on?
Seeing many people around, this matter was not one to be publicized, worried it might reach Li Yaxi’s ears and cause trouble. But, would this matter ultimately be kept hidden from Li Yaxi?
The childhood friend risked her life to save her friend’s life; please don’t let anything happen again. Xie Wanying thought.
"Yingying." A voice called from behind.
Xie Wanying’s body stiffened a bit; she had inadvertently forgotten being at the hospital entrance, staying too long would run into acquaintances.
"Say goodbye to your sister," Yangyang’s mom saw she was busy with work and said farewell with her son.
"Bye-bye sister." The obedient Yangyang waved to his sister, loudly saying to her as he walked away with his mom, "Next ti I’ll score another hundred!"
Xie Wanying smiled at the little boy.
"Yingying."
The voice behind called again.
Being noticed, she couldn’t ignore it lest it be impolite. After seeing off Yangyang, Xie Wanying turned around to see who was calling her.
Most outpatient services are closed on Saturday afternoons. The crowd at the entrance of Guoxie Association Hospital hadn’t decreased much, bustling with cars and people coming and going. Standing on the steps, Student Feng Yicong’s tall and slender figure was conspicuous in the crowd, cupping his hands around his mouth and shouting loudly: "Yingying, Yingying."
She had never known before that Student Feng Yicong calls people like a loudspeaker. Xie Wanying thought.
Seeing she finally turned around, confirming he hadn’t called the wrong person, Feng Yicong turned to Pan Shihua, who was standing beside him, and said: "Strange, why didn’t she say sothing when she ca back? Does the counselor know?"
Pan Shihua’s misty eyes fell on Student Xie’s face through the crowd, like clouds clearing to reveal two beams of clear light, as if sothing caught his attention, causing his refined brows to knit into little peaks.
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