Luo Qiao drove away, heading to the hospital.
There were two surgeries scheduled for the afternoon at the hospital. She took the time during noon to bring something to Taifeng, just so the child wouldn’t feel left out pared to others. Since she brought him here, she had to take good care of him.
Back at the hospital, she drank a glass of water, when the second assistant came over to call her: "Director, it’s time for the surgery."
Luo Qiao got up and walked out, changed into her surgical attire, and after disinfecting, she talked to everyone about the difficulties and important points of the surgery.
Once the patient entered the operating room, everyone tacitly stopped chatting, afraid the patient would hear and feel burdened.
Everything was ready, the surgical light turned on. The surgery, originally estimated to take two hours, took nearly three hours to plete. The tumor’s position was too unique; we had to avoid the surrounding nerves. A slight oversight could cause harm.
Everyone in the operating room was sweating for her, but fortunately, Luo Qiao, relying on her skillful techniques and special ability, successfully pleted the surgery.
Everyone knew that if it had been someone else performing this surgery today, it might not have been so perfect.
After a short rest, she changed into a new surgical gown, disinfected again, entered the operating room, and began the second surgery.
When she finished the second surgery and changed back into her clothes, it was almost seven in the evening.
Just as she stepped out of the operating room, Lu Yichen pulled her forward and ran, telling her as they ran that Peng Yun from Third Brother’s family was now being rescued in another hospital’s operating room.
They got in the car, and that’s when Lu Yichen explained that today after school, the two kids were walking home when they encountered a group of thugs. They spoke rudely to Zitong, and two even tried to grab Zitong’s hand.
This action angered Peng Yun, and he fought with them. Seeing they were about to lose, the thugs took out the switchblade they carried, and Peng Yun was stabbed in the back without realizing it.
Those few wouldn’t retreat despite the injury, and they stabbed him again from the front, injuring his internal organs. He’s now being rescued in the hospital.
Luo Qiao listened, her heart full of anger and pain for her nephew.
Her Peng Yun has always been sensible since childhood and would never start trouble on his own. This incident will certainly be pursued to the end.
But now isn’t the time to talk about this, she kept urging Lu Yichen to drive faster.
Before the car had even e to a plete stop, Luo Qiao jumped out and rushed towards the operating room, fortunately, she had been here a few times before for exchanges and was relatively familiar with this hospital.
The hospital also sent someone to receive her outside, and once she arrived, there were no obstacles. She was directly led to change clothes and disinfect, then entered the operating room.
Seeing her nephew lying on the operating table, her tears blurred her vision, and she couldn’t control her trembles.
Someone approached: "Director Luo, the child’s condition is very dangerous right now. We hope you can remain calm and help us save the child as much as possible."
Hearing this, Luo Qiao wiped her tears and made an effort to calm down.
In less than half a minute, she finally calmed herself, took over the lead surgeon’s role, and skillfully continued with the surgery, occasionally using her special ability. Two hours later, the surgery was pleted.
Luo Qiao personally sutured and cleaned up her little nephew, handed him over to the family with her own hands, assuring them not to worry.
After changing her clothes and going to the ward, she checked on her nephew once more, then asked everyone except Third Sister-in-law to leave the room.
Luo Qiao looked at Lu Yichen: "Did they catch those thugs?"
Lu Yichen said: "One is still on the run, but a wanted notice has been issued. I believe it won’t be long before they are captured and brought to justice."
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