Chapter 810: Chapter 794 You Should Feed the Turtle Chapter 810: Chapter 794 You Should Feed the Turtle Is there anything more awkward in this world than the situation she’s facing now?
To put it bluntly, between her and Tang Yuxin, if it were to be spoken out loud, it would seem that it’s her conscience that should feel guilty, not Yuxin’s.
After all, it wasn’t Tang Yuxin who played the role of the third party, it was her.
At the ti of Qin Ziye’s serious illness, she was the one who left him.
Only after he recovered did she co back, and it was inevitable that she would be deed heartless and ungrateful.
But humans are selfish, and she was no exception.
She didn’t have it in her to push Qin Ziye toward soone else.
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That’s why she ca back, that’s why she succeeded, and that’s why they were able to nd their fractured relationship.
Perhaps even the heavens were kind to her, allowing her to smoothly return to the Qin Family, and of course, she also gained their acceptance.
After all, right now she…
Tang Yuxin extended her hand toward Guan Jing.
No matter what, Yuxin was a doctor, and regardless of how many tis Guan Jing’s thoughts twisted and turned, in her capacity as a doctor, the person Tang Yuxin now faced was a patient, not soone surnad Qin, nor soone surnad Guan.
Here in this place, they were all patients.
Guan Jing didn’t understand the aning behind Tang Yuxin’s outstretched hand and thought it was ant to slap her.
Instinctively, she dodged, leaving Tang Yuxin’s hand hanging in the air, motionless for a long while.
“What do you an by that, Doctor?”
Before Tang Yuxin could speak, a woman hurried in from outside.
She pushed Tang Yuxin aside and protectively stood in front of her daughter.
“What are you trying to do to my daughter?
She’s pregnant right now.
If anything happens to her or the baby, I won’t let you off the hook!”
Tang Yuxin retracted her hand and slipped it back into her pocket.
Of course, she didn’t explain anything.
At that mont, the atmosphere was not only awkward but also extrely tense.
Silence had fallen, which was opportune for a nurse to rush in.
“Doctor Tang, there’s an ergency surgery you need to look at.”
“I’m aware,” Tang Yuxin turned and walked out.
“Yuxin…”
It was only then that Qin Ziye seed to snap to his senses, hastily attempting to follow after Tang Yuxin.
Tang Yuxin turned around, her smile tinged with sarcasm.
“Mr.
Qin, I think you ought to seek soone more competent.
I’m an orthopedic surgeon, not a gynecologist.
For childbirth, it’s better to consult a gynecologist.”
After straightening her clothes, she walked toward the exit.
Qin Ziye paused montarily, then hurriedly followed her out.
“Yuxin, listen to …”
The sound of that voice made Tang Yuxin’s scalp tighten and a naless anger rise within her.
Not because she still harbored feelings for Qin Ziye or felt unsettled and uncomfortable upon discovering he had another woman, but because she found that voice incredibly annoying, a harbinger of nurous troubles.
“You can discuss it with Doctor Wang,” Tang Yuxin coldly threw over her shoulder.
Qin Ziye stood frozen, unable to keep up or respond.
After Qin Ziye left, another doctor had already been consulted; this was what Guan Jing’s mother had requested, and she waited anxiously on the side.
The more the new doctor checked, the deeper the lines of concern furrowed on his brow.
“How is my daughter?
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Is my grandchild alright?” Guan Jing’s mother asked the doctor urgently.
“It’s not looking good,” the doctor put away his stethoscope, indicating signs of an imminent miscarriage.
“You should admit her to the hospital for fetal protection as soon as possible.”
“Hospitalized again?”
When Guan Jing’s mother heard this, her mood soured instantly.
Why another hospitalization?
After such a long stay with no improvent, if continued stays still failed to resolve the issue, then what was the point of coming to the hospital?
But no matter how reluctant or displeased he felt in his heart, he ended up staying here in the end.
They could stay if they wished, the hospital wasn’t owned by Tang Yuxin, and Yuxin didn’t want to interfere.
She continued her daily routine, clocking in for work, taking on surgeries, and dealing with other tasks, with her life proceeding just as it always had.
Knock knock…
The door outside made a sound.
“Co in,” Tang Yuxin said, while flipping through the docunts in front of her and writing sothing.
These were the records of her patients that she needed to organise and prepare.
The door opened, and soone walked in.
Tang Yuxin put down her pen.
Her sense of sll was keener than most; although people’s scents varied daily, so had a distinctive sll.
Just like a certain soone.
“What do you want?” she asked, raising her face and leaning back in her chair.
She was very busy and genuinely had no ti to catch up with Qin Ziye, not to ntion there was nothing old to reminisce about between them.
If only she had known how much trouble this man would cause in her life, she should have let him feed the turtles in the water at the start.
“Yuxin, could I ask you for a favor…”
Qin Ziye knew it was awkward and quite unreasonable for him to ask, but he really had no other choice.
“Your child?”
Tang Yuxin asked knowingly.
Qin Ziye might have been blind, but that didn’t an he was stupid or lacked intelligence; no man would enjoy the sight of green above his head.
It took Qin Ziye a while to nod.
“Yes.”
This was his child, the next generation of the Qin Family.
He hadn’t anticipated it turning out like this, with the joy of becoming a father for the first ti replaced by suffering.
The child’s threatened miscarriage had persisted despite long hospital stays and consultations with many doctors.
Now, it seed they couldn’t hold on much longer.
That’s why he had co to find Tang Yuxin.
Perhaps only she could save his child now.
He knew his request was indeed very unreasonable, but he had truly run out of options.
Tang Yuxin closed her eyes, feeling that Qin Ziye before her was too irritating to behold.
“You really should have fed the turtles back then.”
She said each word slowly, her expression stern and cold, damn it, couldn’t he stop bothering her?
Once, twice, thrice, did he think she was the private doctor of the Qin Family?
Coming and going as he pleased, demanding to save on command.
Qin Ziye was taken aback, his forced smile also becoming sowhat painful.
Only now did he realize one truly should never offend a doctor, especially a competent one.
No one can be sure they’ll never get sick or need a hospital throughout their life, especially when asking for help is already a challenge, let alone from soone who is essentially an adversary.
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