The first-year’s strong point is her absolute loyalty to Qian, and she hardly talks. Even though she doesn’t understand so matters, if Qian asks her to do sothing, she’ll do it without hesitation, taking Qian to the hospital to stay.
Qian didn’t choose the previous hospital, as every corner of that place is filled with her in-laws’ spies. If she goes in, her in-laws would imdiately find out and co over, and the act wouldn’t be sustainable.
Her brother had sorted out the hospital connections well. When Qian arrived, she said she had a headache, mory loss, feeling unwell, insomnia, forgetfulness, and frequent fainting spells. The brain is the most delicate part of the human body, so when she ntioned it, the doctors imdiately ordered various tests, doing all sorts of expensive exams. The conclusion was that they couldn’t ascertain if the injury was due to the previous brain hypoxia incident.
Tests could only rule out epilepsy, but couldn’t rule out other aftereffects. Since the brain is so delicate, Qian held firm to her claims of discomfort. The doctors could only prescribe so nutritional dicine, and upon Qian’s strong request, she was admitted for observation.
"Qian, what are you—" playing at?
Qian changed into patient clothes and lay on the bed leisurely, crossing her legs, "Why are you still standing there? Take the receipt and find my brother, we have to file a lawsuit!"
Dai stood stunned for three seconds, then suddenly two big words surfaced in her mind: scam?!
"To deal with shaless people, you don’t need graceful thods. This is an important lesson I’m teaching you. Our profession exposes us to distorted individuals at a much higher rate than average. If you can’t have the angelic heart like the big boss to love the world, learn from . These two mindsets can ensure you don’t go crazy from dealing with too many patients."
Qian half-truthfully explained, and Dai seed to suddenly understand sothing. She looked at Qian in a daze; was Qian hinting about how to handle the Ye Daqian matter?
Dai overthought it; Qian was rely elegantly demonstrating what high-end scamming is.
Indeed, it’s very pricey.
When the mother of the patient received the civil lawsuit notice from the court, she was stunned.
Her son is still hospitalized, strictly monitored according to regulations, the case is still under investigation, and she can’t see family mbers, leaving her anxious just sitting in a rented flat with her husband waiting for notification. The result from the judicial psychiatric evaluation isn’t out yet, but she receives a lawsuit notice from the court.
"That woman wants us to cover dical expenses?"
Reading the sequence of numbers on the lawsuit notice, the crazy woman is shocked.
"Although the judicial psychiatric evaluation for your son is still ongoing, regardless of the result, even if he is a psychiatric patient, you as his guardian are still responsible for the dical expenses."
The lawyer, sent by her brother, explains quite clearly.
Indeed, psychiatric incidents don’t require criminal penalties but civil compensation must be provided.
"For just pinching her, how does it cost this much?"
"My client is engaged in a highly precise occupation, requiring high ntal capacity. The costs due to treatnt of brain hypoxia, including multiple hospitalizations, are clearly docunted and should be borne by you. If you default, we can also apply for court enforcent."
"Ah!"
"My client also said that if you don’t want to pay, that’s okay. It’s heard that you have property in the county..."
Qian’s original words were, if this crazy woman doesn’t admit her mistake, doesn’t clear negative influence in dia, and retracts false accusations against Xiaoqiang, then she will sue her until not a scrap is left!
Qian also ntioned, if there’s delay or bad attitude, she’ll continue to faint and stay in the hospital.
Anyway, private hospitals want more patients admitted, claiming discomfort without illness—they won’t kick her out. All the expenses falls on the crazy woman.
You’re crazy in your way, and I’m scamming in mine.
To deal with the shaless, you have to take the unconventional route.
Qian’s move to strike the root was quite effective. The crazy woman went to apologize to Qian in person that day, nearly willing to kneel and beg for forgiveness. Qian didn’t make it difficult, saying to clarify the situation in dia and remove the negative influence, she’d withdraw the lawsuit, or else the headache issue would recur intermittently.
A big check every few days, each costing over a thousand; who can withstand that?
When Qian received the call from Yu Minglang’s company PR confirming good news that the crazy woman sent an apology and withdrew previous accusations against Minglang, claiming she fell due to her carelessness, Qian felt no emotional ripple, even expressing amusent secretly.
This crazy woman initially wanted to play shalessly with her using Xiaoqiang’s identity, aiming to scam. But trying to bully Qian isn’t enough with malicious intent—you need a super brain too. It’s deserved that she got dealt with, considering her sly plans with low intelligence.
The dia already thought Yu Minglang protecting his wife so gallantly was impressive. After the old woman clarified, indicating no deliberate harm occurred, Yu Minglang’s title as the nation’s husband was reinforced, causing his company’s stock to shoot up imdiately.
Next up is dealing with the principal who "kindly" released the psychiatric patient causing trouble—a revenge that should be amusing but Qian was still pondering.
Qian hadn’t yet decided how to handle the principal in an unforgettable way, but then her brother relayed so news.
"You’re saying... she went ntally unstable?!"
"That’s right, for unknown reasons. I couldn’t track what happened exactly. Today, the news ca that she suddenly went ntally unstable, her family sent her to a psychiatric hospital, and she’s supposed to stay a while."
"Symptoms?"
"Apparently, she experienced a split during her weekly address at school, suddenly stripping clothes on stage, shocking the students. The hospital ti was three days after your discharge."
"Can we access her dical record?" Qian felt confused.
Before, when she examined the principal, although she had so mood disorders, they never amounted to such a severe ntal split. How could it suddenly happen?
Without significant stress, how could this happen?
"Accessing the records won’t help because even the hospital doesn’t know how she split; they only know she spoke nonsense after being admitted. Qian’er, regardless of how she went crazy, it’s unrelated to us. You don’t have to check in on her."
"Brother, seriously not you?"
"If it was , the head of the family would kill . Besides, I’m very curious about who did this. It’s just karma for unrighteous behavior; she was always narrow-minded and offended many, probably from her past misdeeds. But it has nothing to do with us—just know and move on."
After hanging up, Qian fell into deep thought.
The principal had previously received stress, so now she was in an anxiety phase. Major stress could indeed cause a ntal split, but the question is who provoked her?
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