Li Qin walked over when she heard the nanny scream.
“What’s wrong?” she asked as she eyed the nanny with displeasure.
She didn’t understand why the nanny was creating such a big fuss in broad daylight. It wasn’t as though she was deaf.
“Uh… Yuan Yuan, Yuan Yuan seems to have fallen ill,” Wang Jun said. Her face was flushed and beads of sweat had already formed on a forehead. She was sure that the child was running a high fever and this high fever seemed to have come from nowhere.
Li Qin’s face immediately darkened when she heard that Yuan Yuan was sick and her eyes were full of self-reproach and worry.
“Why didn’t you take more care of him?” she asked and shoved Wang Juan hard before she anxiously entered the room.
“Yuan Yuan…” Li Qin called out her grandson’s name as she walked into the child’s room and her face was completely flushed because she was so worried.
She walked toward his bedside and looked anxiously at her grandson who was fast asleep.
“Yuan Yuan, wake up,” she said as she attempted to wake him up. She placed a hand on his forehead when she saw that the child wasn’t waking up.
Her eyes suddenly widened.
“Quick, tell Driver Wang to start the car. We have to send him to the hospital,” Li Qin yelled at Wang Juan who lingered by the doorway.
Her heart raced and her breaths became more uneven.
Yuan Yuan’s forehead was so hot that she didn’t even know how high his current temperature was. She was livid that it had taken Wang Juan so long to realize how serious his condition was.
The Mo mansion was thrown into a flurry of activity. Wang Juan picked Yuan Yuan up and headed downstairs while Wu Xiaomin hurriedly rushed to prepare his clothes and some snacks for the child since Yuan Yuan definitely had to be hospitalized.
Yuan Yuan was bundled into the car in less than five minutes and the car sped quickly toward Ye City’s children’s hospital.
Li Qin hurriedly registered Yuan Yuan as a patient once they arrived at the hospital and used her connections to arrange for several specialists to look at him.
Yuan Yuan finally woke up. He opened his round eyes but his eyes were no longer as bright as they usually were and he looked a little dazed. He didn’t speak but only stared dumbly an unfamiliar lady in white in front of him.
“What’s wrong with him?” Li Qin asked anxiously. Her eyes were full of worry and concern.
He had been fine yesterday when they sent him to get his immunization jab so why did he suddenly fell ill? Could the immunization drug that was administered be fake?
The doctor took Yuan Yuan’s temperature, listened to his heartbeat, then performed physical checks on his eyes, nose, mouth, and tongue. Yuan Yuan remained silent throughout the entire process but he pouted and blinked as though he was about to fall asleep again.
The doctor turned back to Li Qin and said, “Madam Mo, the child is running a high fever of 40 degrees and his current symptoms are fever, chills, dizziness, cough, and sleepiness. My preliminary diagnosis is that he had contracted pneumonia. Why don’t you bring him to the third floor to get an ultrasound before I dispense some medication? He’ll definitely have to be hospitalized so I’ll require you to complete the admission paperwork as well.”
Li Qin turned pale when she heard that it was pneumonia and her tightly balled fists trembled uncontrollably while a layer of cold sweat formed on a palm.
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At the Tianyu Building, Mo Yixuan canceled his meetings when he heard the news and rushed toward the hospital.
He was very worried and paid no heed to all the traffic lights along the way as he rushed toward the hospital as fast as he could.
He immediately rushed toward the hospital wards when he arrived and a nurse was putting Yuan Yuan on an IV drip