Chapter 610: Li Yuan Lied to You
Translator: _Min_ |
Yang Ming watched as tears streamed down his face, looking at Fu Chuan’s smiling face, puzzled, “Even if I wouldn’t poison you, I still spied on you under Li Yuan’s orders. That’s also a form of harm. You should hate me, not forgive me.”
Fu Chuan looked earnestly at Yang Ming, assuring him, “Since childhood, I’ve considered you family. I could never hate you!”
Yang Ming was stunned, flashes of their childhood dependency passing through his mind.
Fu Chuan softly asked, “Brother Yang Ming, you’ve always taught me to stay grounded, reminding me that nothing good happens without reason. Can you tell me why you got involved in gambling and ended up in debt?”
Yang Ming’s tears flowed more fiercely as he covered his face with his hands, “I found my biological mother.”
Fu Chuan’s eyes lit up, excitedly asking, “Really? That’s wonderful! Where is she? Can I visit her?”
Yang Ming pressed his lips together, speaking softly, “She’s ill with heart disease…”
Fu Chuan paused, taken aback.
Yang Ming continued, “We found a matching heart a while back, but the surgery requires a significant amount of money, which I couldn’t afford. In desperation, I turned to gambling and lost everything. That’s when Li Yuan approached me, offering to lend me the money.”
Fu Chuan frowned, “Why didn’t you tell me about this sooner? I’ve made some money; I could have covered Auntie’s medical expenses.”
Yang Ming gently shook his head, “The heart transplant was under Li Yuan’s control. I had to do as he said.”
Overhearing this, Gu Dai intervened, asking, “Are you sure Li Yuan actually had access to a matching heart?”
Yang Ming was taken aback, “What do you mean?”
Su Ting chimed in, “I had my people look into Li Yuan, and according to our findings, he has no connections with any cardiac hospitals. It’s very likely he was deceiving you.”
Yang Ming’s face turned ashen, his body swaying unsteadily.
Fu Chuan quickly reached out to steady him, preventing him from collapsing.
Yang Ming, drained of strength, spoke weakly, “If Li Yuan doesn’t have the resources, what will happen to my mother? She doesn’t have much time left!”
Gu Dai immediately decided, “I’ll use my contacts to look for a heart for your mother. Don’t worry for now.”
Fu Chuan reassured Yang Ming, “With Chairwoman Gu taking action, we’ll definitely find a way to treat your aunt.”
Yang Ming looked at Gu Dai’s youthful face, skeptical of her capabilities. Yet, seeing Fu Chuan’s excited expression, he couldn’t help but feel hopeful, imagining that perhaps Gu Dai might indeed have a solution.
Finally, Yang Ming nodded, looking at Gu Dai with lowered eyes, “Please, I’ll leave it to you.”
Gu Dai nodded, indicating there was no trouble, “Send me your mother’s medical details.”
Yang Ming responded, “Okay!”
After a brief glance, Gu Dai stepped out to make a phone call.
Yang Ming, still dazed, turned to Fu Chuan and asked, “Can she really find a way?”
Fu Chuan nodded confidently, “I’m alive because Chairwoman Gu performed my surgery.”
Even without knowing the severity of the poison Fu Chuan had endured, the immediate concern on the doctors’ faces when they saw him spoke volumes.
And if Gu Dai had performed Fu Chuan’s surgery, then…
A wave of hope surged through Yang Ming, mixed with guilt towards Fu Chuan, ii j ii
Before Yang Ming could continue, Fu Chuan knew what he was about to say, “You don’t need to apologize. Let’s not bring up the past anymore; let it go.”
Yang Ming looked at Fu Chuan, stunned.
Fu Chuan turned to Su Ting, asking, “Can I take Yang Ming with me?”
Su Ting, not interfering, replied, “You decide.”
Fu Chuan’s eyes brightened, and he turned expectantly to Fu Jing.
Fu Jing spoke softly, “I have no objections. Besides, I should be thanking Yang Ming. He was there to help you when I wasn’t around.”
After her words, she looked at Yang Ming with an apologetic expression, “I’m sorry, child. I should have understood the situation better before acting against you.”
Yang Ming lowered his head, “Auntie, you were right to hit me. I did hurt Fu Chuan, and I deserved to be taught a lesson..”