Chapter 779: [(779)] The truth was known Chapter 779: [(779)] The truth was known As she walked, she searched each ward for the person she was looking to find. At last, she found Ward 32 and spotted Lin Hao, her emotions surging with excitement as she was about to step forward.
Inside, Lin Hao and Li Qi’an, completely unaware of someone standing at the door, were engrossed in their conversation.
Li Qi’an said to Lin Hao, “Zhao Zhaowei mentioned that the Li Yaxi you know has been hospitalized again, this time in the Hepatobiliary Surgery department.”
Lin Hao had long since heard about it, all thanks to Zhao Zhaowei’s big mouth blabbing after his surgery when he had nothing better to do.
“Aren’t you going to visit her?”
“Why should I go see her?” Lin Hao refused.
“Right, she’s no longer your patient.” Li Qi’an adjusted his glasses and said, “But Zhao Zhaowei mentioned that she wanted to see you and gave Yingying a hard time, saying Yingying shouldn’t have let you take care of other patients.”
“She’s crazy.” Lin Hao couldn’t help but swear, “I’m a doctor, not her whatever. Besides, if she had listened to a single word I said back then and corrected her irregular lifestyle, would she need to be hospitalized again?”
Li Qi’an covered his mouth and whispered in his ear, “It seems like she was misdiagnosed during her previous hospital stay. This time they’ve discovered a serious illness.”
“Misdiagnosed? She brought that illness upon herself. Pancreatic cancer, which progresses very rapidly. That’s not a misdiagnosis. She didn’t listen, went back and kept destroying her health, and finally she’s done herself in.” Lin Hao said this angrily.
“What happens with pancreatic cancer?” Li Qi’an asked.
“Didn’t you go to school?” Lin Hao glared at him again.
“I know, pancreatic cancer is incurable, you can only live for one or two years. I was just reflecting on it,” Li Qi’an argued, feeling aggrieved.
No matter what, as a doctor, it’s quite distressing to see a patient dying.
“You don’t need to feel sad for her. I said she did this to herself. Believe it or not, she hasn’t thought about repenting even now,” Lin Hao said coldly.
Ma Yunli, lying in the hospital bed, woke up because the two doctors were speaking quite loudly behind her.
“How are you feeling, does it still hurt? Are you still short of breath?” Lin Hao took out his stethoscope from his pocket and approached the young girl to ask.
Ma Yunli nodded: No more shortness of breath, much better.
Hearing the patient say she was much better, Lin Hao, as a doctor, felt a great sense of accomplishment, and a smile appeared on his usually cool face.
Seeing him smile like that, Li Yaxi’s anger made her lips turn pale. He had never smiled at her like that. They were both patients, so why would he smile at the young girl and not at her? And what were they talking about just now? Was it about her? Pancreatic cancer, the terminal illness that leaves you with only one or two years to live?
What a joke, it couldn’t possibly be true.
Li Yaxi turned around; she had to find someone to clarify this matter.
In the doctors’ office, most of the physicians had left for the day.
Little Yangyang kept crying nonstop. After Tao Zhijie learned of this, he had someone bring the child to his own office.
“Here, have some milk.” He personally prepared a cup of milk powder for the child, Tao Zhijie sat next to Little Yangyang and handed over the cup of milk.
Little Yangyang, still angry with the doctor, turned his head away in refusal and wouldn’t drink.
“Stubborn as a little donkey,” He Guangyou said from across the room, criticizing the adorable child.
When Yangyang heard this, his little body tensed up like a little rooster, ready to argue with the doctor.
“I surrender.” Faced with the child’s challenge, the doctors gave in one after another.
Knock knock, someone knocked on the door.
“Come in,” Tao Zhijie called.
As the door opened, Xie Wanying’s figure appeared at the entrance.
“Senior brother, I have a case I’d like to discuss with you,” Xie Wanying began by asking if her senior brother had time to talk.