"A renowned school, yet such lowly behavior occurs; students lacking in quality like this truly need so rectification!"
Since that day, the pranks tornting Yiyi have indeed reduced significantly. Although verbal taunts remained, no one dared to openly play tricks on her anymore.
Yiyi was quite grateful to him. The Councilman’s son’s orders were indeed powerful. Though his original intent was due to his intolerance for degenerates in a renowned school in his jurisdiction, it was enough to ease her mind and allow her to prepare for her exams with more peace.
Truly, man proposes and God disposes. Everything was set, and the exams were just a few days away when Yiyi unexpectedly fell ill.
At first, it was just a fever. She didn’t take it seriously and took so antipyretics, but she didn’t anticipate that after a nap, the fever beca worse.
Languid from the fever, she couldn’t attend school at all and could only stay in bed to rest.
Madam Aisha had been taking care of her, but seeing her condition worsen—her face turning ghastly pale one mont and eerily red the next—made her anxious. The child had always been quite healthy, and now struck by a sudden and aggressive illness, she felt completely helpless. Even though she was willing to spend all her money, no hospital would accept her.
The door suddenly knocked, and a girl nad Lina appeared, claiming to be Yiyi’s classmate. She ntioned that Yiyi had once saved her, and she had been hospitalized for a long ti due to her injuries.
As soon as she returned, she heard Yiyi took leave, and hurried over to see what happened.
Seeing Yiyi so ill, Lina was also worried and said her mother was a pharmacist, suggesting they let her take a look for any solution.
After half an hour, Lina’s mother, Madam Li, arrived and carefully examined Yiyi, but could only apologize and shake her head.
"I understand so simple common symptoms, but this is clearly not an ordinary fever. Moreover, I found severe injuries on her arm, which might be related. She urgently needs to be sent to a hospital for treatnt; it can’t be delayed." After all, Madam Li was just an ordinary pharmacist, with limited capability.
Madam Aisha turned pale: "Even earlier when she was still conscious, I urged her to go to the hospital, but she refused. She ntioned that when she previously went to the hospital, upon seeing her ID, they refused to admit her. I’m at a complete loss. They are so cruel, claiming no discrimination, yet they ignore the life of this poor girl. But it’s all because of ; I should never have selfishly adopted her just to have companionship, causing her to bear her adoptive father’s sins now."
"Madam, don’t say that, besides, the most important thing now is to find a way to treat her." Madam Li comforted her.
"As long as there’s a way, I’m willing to do anything."
"Do you know any influential individuals, any high-society friends? I heard you were once the Governor’s wife, surely you know so powerful ladies. If they help, they’re bound to find a hospital to accept her."
Madam Aisha’s face turned ashen, looking desolate.
"I never had any, let alone now with my status as the wife of an adversarial leader; they avoid like the plague, much less would they help."
Beside her, Lina pondered for a mont, then suddenly brightened: "I think there’s soone who might be able to save Yiyi. That day at school, he spared us, it’s just that positionally now..."
"Who is it?" Madam Aisha eagerly grasped her hand.
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