Mo Yan thought about it and realized that if making them happy would prevent them from suing her, just offering an apology didn’t seem like a big deal.
"Alright, you’ll accompany me to see them."
"Yes, right now, just sitting around is boring anyway."
Without further ado, the two prepared and left the villa. They hailed a cab and got in, unaware that another car was following them the whole time.
Arriving at the supermarket, they bought two fruit baskets, then took another cab to the hospital.
The closer they got to the hospital, the more Mo Yan started to back out, "I’m still scared. Ranran, what if they don’t appreciate it?"
"They won’t, if we talk to them nicely, they should be reasonable."
"But they were completely unreasonable yesterday!"
Mo Ran smiled, "They were so fierce yesterday because they could threaten you by calling the police. Now that the police are aware of the situation, what else can they do?"
"True, the case has already been reported. It’s not like they can go above the law and execute me on the spot, right? Let’s go, we’ll see."
Entering the hospital and asking at the information desk, they found out the patient was on the sixth floor, so Mo Ran and Mo Yan decided to take the elevator.
There were quite a few people waiting for the elevator, and Mo Yan and her companion squeezed into the corner as they got in.
The last to enter were a couple whom Mo Yan recognized at a glance. It was the elderly couple who had come to settle accounts with her yesterday; thankfully, they hadn’t noticed them.
She nudged Mo Ran’s arm and gestured for her to look. Mo Ran saw them, exchanged a glance with Mo Yan, and both understood each other without saying a word.
"I heard we have to pay the hospital bill soon, it’s a whopping twenty or thirty thousand. Where are we supposed to find that kind of money?" the woman grumbled to her husband.
"Let’s just pay it for now, half from each family. Once the lawsuit settles, we’ll have the money."
"Easy for you to say. These days lawsuits can drag on forever." The woman sighed in displeasure, "It’s all because of our sister-in-law. If she hadn’t bought those health products for dad, none of this would’ve happened."
"She meant it as a gesture of filial piety."
"Filial piety? It was her fault dad ended up . Why isn’t she at the hospital taking care of him every day? Instead, it’s us taking turns." The woman said angrily. ᴛʜɪs ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀ ɪs ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇ ʙʏ n0velfire.net
The man’s expression darkened, "You can’t blame her for that. If there’s to be any blame, it’s on that woman who sold the fake products. If not for her, our family wouldn’t be in this mess!"
"Exactly! I better not see her, I swear, each time I do, I’ll scratch her face up!"