Chapter 1117: Chapter 1117: You Should Kneel Down and Thank Chapter 1117: Chapter 1117: You Should Kneel Down and Thank Lu Shengqing never expected to expose his identity in such a way, leaving him sowhat caught off guard.
He sighed, his face full of apology, “Qiao Yin, it’s , I am Lu Shengqing. I’m sorry, I’ve recovered my mory but did not tell you. It’s all my fault. I shouldn’t have kept it from you.”
Qiao Yin’s mind buzzed loudly, nearly drowning out his words.
She only heard him say he was Lu Shengqing!
How could this be? Wasn’t he supposed to be dead? Could it be that the person she and the hospital director had saved was actually the brother whom Lu Lingche always prioritized?
Did Lu Lingche know about this?
Did he know that his elder brother was still alive?
Right, even Lan Yuyi knew, so there was no way Lu Lingche didn’t know!
It took a while before the buzzing noise faded, and Qiao Yin found her voice again, “So you are the Eldest Young Master of the Lu Family. No wonder Miss Lan said I took away her child’s father.”
She turned to look at Lan Yuyi, speaking coldly, “However, Miss Lan is mistaken, I didn’t know the identity of the Eldest Young Master before!”
“Moreover, he was just my patient. I not only revived him but also provided a ward for free, dicine for free, and als for free. During the ti he had amnesia, I fulfilled my duties well!”
“Now, you should be kneeling down to thank , kowtow to ! Not crying and questioning here, you have no right!”
Lan Yuyi was incredulous, “What did you say? You want to kneel down and kowtow to you? Qiao Yin, don’t be too arrogant. Even if you saved Sheng Qing, so what? As a doctor, you’re supposed to save lives and help the injured, what kind of doctor are you to take advantage of your benevolence!”
A trace of sadness suddenly appeared in Qiao Yin’s eyes as she spoke with mockery, “Being a doctor is a profession, not sainthood. Your family owns a hospital too; why doesn’t the Lan Clan hospital treat everyone for free? Why do they still charge such exorbitant dical fees?”
“Besides, how have I sought thanks or repaynt? The patient I revived didn’t even tell his identity and pretended to have amnesia with . He said before that once he recovered his mory he would help promote my hospital to repay , but what happened? Nothing.”
Lan Yuyi felt much more comfortable now, and she stood beside Lu Shengqing, holding onto his arm, “Sheng Qing, so you haven’t told her your identity yet. Why not? Were you afraid of scaring Miss Qiao?”
Lu Shengqing frowned and took her hand away.
He didn’t answer Lan Yuyi’s words but instead went to Qiao Yin’s side and spoke in a low voice, “Qiao Yin, I didn’t an to keep it from you, I just hadn’t figured out how to tell you yet. And I really did want to work as your assistant, I’ve always wanted to repay you. I will cover the hospitalization and dical fees, please don’t be angry, okay?”
Qiao Yin thought about his perfect hands, about the half-day he disappeared, and about all his unusual behavior these last two days. She suddenly wanted to laugh, to laugh at her own stupidity, to laugh at her lack of dical expertise for not realizing he had recovered his mory and found his family.
Her anger lasted only a mont, and she quickly cald down. One cannot trust the promises of anyone, let alone those of an amnesiac patient.
Director Song ran the hospital as if it were a charity, offering free aid here, free shelter there, almost bringing the institution to the brink of bankruptcy with his managent.
But unfortunately, Qiao Yin wasn’t in it for charity.
She had told Lu Shengqing clearly that the treatnt she provided and all the help she offered had a purpose. She wanted repaynt, not in money, but in promotion for the hospital once he regained his mory.
The other comatose patients she had awakened, every single one of them, helped her promote the hospital. It wasn’t that she was chasing after them to do so; they did it out of genuine gratitude for her and the hospital’s aid, both the patients and their families, appearing in videos together to help promote the hospital.
She could never have imagined that the patient she had treated with the most care and anticipation would go back on his word.
She even bought him clothes, shoes, a cell phone, taught him dical knowledge, took him to her clinic, and let him beco her assistant.
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