Chapter 373: Chapter 373: A Physical Demonstration of the Answer (3) Chapter 373: Chapter 373: A Physical Demonstration of the Answer (3) “Although Mrs. Ye’s memory is failing, the incident had a deep impact on her, so whenever she sees that woman, she still…” the nurse sighed.
Lu Wanwan stepped forward and helped her grandmother tuck her hands under the covers.
After her grandmother became seriously ill, her father, upon taking over Jin’an, shockingly ceased to inquire about her grandmother’s life or death, a matter inevitably linked to Lin Yu.
She truly didn’t understand how some people could be so malicious.
“I won’t let her get away with this,” Lu Wanwan said in a low voice, emphasizing each word.
Didn’t her father just call today?
Very well, she would return home today.
“Miss Lu, please don’t be reckless. After all…” the nurse faltered.
Lu Wanwan knew what she meant; she was just an undegraduated student, with no capability to confront that family. Being safe until the transplant was already an incredible stroke of luck amidst misfortune; she certainly couldn’t afford any accidents.
“Don’t worry, Auntie, I’ll be fine,” Lu Wanwan said with a cold laugh, “They’re already in plenty of trouble.”
Her grandmother opened her eyes, and upon seeing her, smiled joyously, though her voice was weak, “Wanwan, you’re here again. Why aren’t you at school?”
Lu Wanwan couldn’t see any signs of distress on her face, nor any memory of those incidents.
“I wanted to visit you. I’ll be off to school soon.” She ultimately didn’t bring up that day.
If her grandmother could truly forget, it would be a blessing.
When she left the hospital, she received a call from Xu Yuan. Xu Yuan heard something happened at the hospital and wanted to come over, but she declined.
She looked at the sky; it was still early.
She hailed a cab directly and headed to the headquarters of Jin’an.
Inside Yongkang Hospital, a woman in her thirties held a document.
“Ms. Cheng Yue, once you sign this, we can start arranging everything,” the coordinator said to the woman.
She looked considerably young and her expression bore no trace of someone about to do a good deed.
Moreover, such a young person donating a kidney to an old lady…
“Hmm.” The woman responded nonchalantly, signing the document without even glancing at the terms.
The coordinator had never seen anything like it before: a kidney donation taken so lightly, as if she didn’t want to waste a single minute.
“Now I can be admitted, right?” the woman returned the paperwork and pen, raising an eyebrow, “Oh right, you know my requirements, don’t you? I want a VIP room, personal care, and whatever I want during this period, correct?”
The coordinator was taken aback but nodded.
The old lady named Cheng Zinian had been in this hospital for a long time. The previous director, an old friend, had always specially cared for her.
Unfortunately, Director Wang later had a stroke, and his children sold the hospital.
Yet, the new owner still placed high priority on this patient, discreetly ensuring she was always treated first.
This time, they finally found a suitable kidney donor, and the instructions from above were to prioritize everything for this operation.
Even the expenses of the kidney donor were being covered by a designated person, so naturally, the coordinator, curious as he might be, wouldn’t ask too much or deny any of her requests.
“Yes, Ms. Cheng, we have already prepared your room and assigned a personal nurse for your care. If you need anything…”
“Alright, I get it,” the woman said, evidently impatient, “When can the surgery start at the earliest?”