Tian Heming was equally stunned after receiving the call. Not daring to delay, he hurriedly contacted the Wei Family.
Tian Heming didn’t have Wei Yuanqing’s phone number, so he could only reach the person currently managing the Wei Family. The Wei Family, aware of their relationship with the Tian Family, managed to find Wei Yuanqing.
Naturally, Wei Yuanqing had to receive them. If the request was difficult to fulfill, he would decline politely. However, given the ssage from Zhou Biwu and the Tian Family, he found it hard to refuse.
There’s no need to ntion Zhou Biwu, who holds real power in the military and is difficult to offend. And the relationship between the Tian Family and Beisitian is what Wei Yuanqing is most wary of. Regardless of anyone else’s face, Beisitian’s face cannot be disregarded.
So, when Cheng ZhenGuo’s convoy arrived at the Wei Family, soone was already standing at the door to greet them.
Since these people ca seeking help, Wei Yuanqing naturally wouldn’t greet them in person. After all, the Wei Family belongs to the Xuan dical Family and holds a special status in the entire country. When both parties et, they must be courteous, as neither is inferior to the other, especially since the other party is seeking their help.
Cheng ZhenGuo and his wife, along with Fei Xueqin, followed their guide to the inner courtyard, where Wei Yuanqing personally received them.
"Sorry to disturb you, Elder. We are truly at our wits’ end and will apologize to you later!" Cheng ZhenGuo spoke very humbly and politely, as his son’s life entirely depended on Wei Zhongyuan of the Wei Family.
"You’re being too polite. Everyone has ergencies, and this visit is for your son." Wei Yuanqing responded courteously.
"In that case, may we visit Doctor Wei Zhongyuan?" Cheng ZhenGuo stated his purpose and asked directly.
Wei Yuanqing smiled, "I’ve already sent soone to fetch him. Please be patient for a mont."
He used the word ’fetch’ to highlight Wei Zhongyuan’s status in front of outsiders. Now, Wei Zhongyuan should be with Doctor Bei.
Upon hearing this, Cheng ZhenGuo finally felt sowhat reassured. Mrs. Cheng felt anxious and conflicted, not daring to have too many expectations, but couldn’t help having so hope.
Fei Xueqin was the happiest of all, as he finally had the opportunity to et Wei Zhongyuan.
"Greetings, Elder Wei. I am Fei Xueqin from the southern Yangtze region’s Yunquan School. I was invited to treat the young master this ti, but unfortunately, my skills are insufficient, so I had to seek help from Mr. Wei Zhongyuan!"
In the Xuan dical world, the term ’Mr.’ is a mark of respect, different from the current ’Mr. and Mrs.’
Wei Yuanqing had already noticed that these three people were different. They all wore peculiar cloud-shaped brooches, clearly indicating their affiliation with a certain school. Now that they revealed their identity, it all made sense.
"Treating the sick and saving lives is our responsibility. It’s no trouble, but from what I’ve heard about the child’s condition, it seems rather dire. I’m not sure if we can treat it," Wei Yuanqing said, setting expectations early to avoid any future misunderstandings if hopes were too high and disappointnt followed.
"Doctor Fei said it could be treated!" Mrs. Cheng, on the verge of a breakdown, spoke towards Wei Yuanqing.
This was her last hope. If it still couldn’t be treated, what would happen to her son?
Fei Xueqin felt a bit embarrassed, giving Mrs. Cheng a dissatisfied glance. The things he said back then were mainly to et Wei Zhongyuan. Promising on behalf of soone else was very inappropriate, especially since he wasn’t that certain, only ntioning a slim hope.
Wei Yuanqing glanced at Fei Xueqin with a half-smile and then lowered his gaze, pretending he didn’t hear it.
Fei Xueqin, however, noticed the glance and realized that the family head of the Wei Family was unhappy, feeling even more frustrated. This woman could really ruin things!
Fei Xueqin had his pride, and when given the chance, he couldn’t bring himself to explain, so he chose to remain silent.
Fortunately, there was a commotion outside at this mont as Wei Zhongyuan returned.
On the way back, the people from the Wei Family explained the situation to him. Wei Zhongyuan frowned; patients with anorexia had been treated before, mostly using talismanic water to maintain physical nutrition.
But the price of talismanic water was very high, and most families couldn’t afford it, ultimately choosing to seek other treatnt thods.
Now that they had specifically sought him out, it was clear they had a Mystic Doctor among them, knowing he could perform Spiritual Talisman, so they pinned their hopes on him.
"This is our Wei Family’s Changsun Wei Zhongyuan. Zhongyuan, this is Cheng ZhenGuo, and this is Mrs. Cheng..." Wei Yuanqing took the initiative to introduce the parties.
He knew this grandson’s personality well. If you didn’t speak, he wouldn’t take the initiative to speak.
Including Fei Xueqin, Wei Yuanqing introduced everyone one by one. Wei Zhongyuan’s cold face showed no change, and he simply sat down.
Upon seeing Wei Zhongyuan, Mrs. Cheng suddenly felt he looked familiar, but she was certain she had never t him before and didn’t understand why he felt familiar.
This ti, Fei Xueqin, being an unsolicited ’guest,’ described Cheng Tianji’s condition actively. He had seen it with his own eyes, and even if he couldn’t treat it, his assessnt was accurate.
"Multiple organ failure?" Wei Zhongyuan was startled. Today he seed to have heard Beisitian and Wei Zhongxun discuss this issue, not expecting to encounter it so soon.
Wei Zhongyuan was unaware of the matters between Beisitian and the Cheng Family, as he wasn’t there that day. Beisitian and Wei Zhongxun wouldn’t bring it up on their own, and neither would he inquire.
"To what extent has the failure reached?" Wei Zhongyuan’s voice was like cold spring water, pleasant yet chilling, but still rich and potent.
Fei Xueqin thought for a mont and replied, "Most have shown functional impairnt and could pose life-threatening risks at any ti."
Wei Zhongyuan frowned. If it had reached this point, he’d find it difficult to treat.
Treating anorexia alongside complications is highly challenging, needing to replenish basic nutrition while treating organ failure. If one aspect were mild, perhaps it could be manageable, but to have reached this extent, the hope of a cure was minimal.
Even if life-threatening risks arose again, the chances of rescue would be low.
Noticing Mrs. Cheng’s expectant and pleading gaze, Wei Zhongyuan’s mood remained unchanged, though he still didn’t voice the conclusion in his mind.
He pondered whether Beisitian could treat such a condition.
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