1347: Chapter 1249 Hospital Turmoil 1 1347: Chapter 1249 Hospital Turmoil 1 “Miss Su, it’s not as bad as you think.
I’ve seen that boy from the Su family, he has a tough fate, he’ll be alright.”
Although he said that, Uncle Kang didn’t slow down his car at all.
In no ti, they could hear the distant siren.
Chasing closely, they finally caught up with the ambulance.
“Auntie is in the car!”
As Lin Yuqing’s gaze swept past the ambulance’s window, she caught sight of Su Ran’s mother’s figure from the back.
The anxiety in her heart finally beca reality.
Lin Yuqing felt as if the sky was falling, her expression beca blank, and tears broke free.
“Don’t panic, it happened suddenly, maybe he was in a car accident!”
Uncle Kang couldn’t bear to see Lin Yuqing so upset, but as soon as he finished speaking, he felt a bit awkward and quickly corrected himself, “Or maybe it was a sudden illness…
oh, what am I talking about?
Miss, it might not be what you think.
Let’s go to the hospital and see.”
“Uncle Kang, he will be alright, won’t he?”
Lin Yuqing’s helpless and pitiful look made Uncle Kang unable to bear looking at her.
Without saying much, he closely followed the ambulance into the hospital.
Ergency room.
“Little Ran, wake up quickly, listen to your mom, don’t scare her!”
Su Ran was wheeled in, and his mother sat helplessly on a chair, staring desperately at the closed door, indescribable sadness filling her.
Xiao Hei lay at Su Ran’s mother’s feet, very sensibly not making any noise, but his gaze towards the ergency room carried a hint of strangeness.
Just then, Lin Yuqing and Uncle Kang entered the hospital, one after the other, and stopped in front of Su Ran’s mother.
“Auntie, it’s .”
Lin Yuqing’s eyes were red.
Seeing Su Ran’s mother’s state, her body swayed, and Uncle Kang had to support her.
“You…
are Little Ran’s classmate, Yu Jing, right?”
Su Ran’s mother hastily wiped her eyes and gestured to the seat beside her, “Please, sit down, sit down.”
“Auntie, what happened to Su Ran?”
Lin Yuqing was too anxious to sit, imdiately asking about Su Ran’s condition.
“I don’t know, when I saw him, Little Ran had already fainted on the bed, unresponsive to any calls.
His health isn’t good, if sothing serious happens, how am I supposed to explain to his father!”
Su Ran’s mother spoke softer and softer, her voice breaking down.
“Fainted?”
Uncle Kang, being the most composed of the three, heard what Su Ran’s mother said and beca suspicious.
He asked, “Big sister, did Su Ran show any signs of abnormality before he fainted?”
“Hm?”
Su Ran’s mother, seeing Uncle Kang’s burly and unfamiliar face, couldn’t help but feel alard, “Yu Jing, who is this…?”
“Oh dear, I was too worried, I forgot to introduce him to you, Auntie.
This is my Uncle Kang,”
Lin Yuqing stepped forward and took Su Ran’s mother’s arm, “He drove here.”
“Oh, so it’s Master Kang.”
Su Ran’s mother nodded towards Uncle Kang, formally acknowledging him.
“No, big sister, don’t call Master Kang, I can’t bear it, just call Little Kang.”
Uncle Kang had a perplexed look, “Master Kang?
Why not call him Sauerbraten?” He coughed once before continuing to ask, “Big sister, did Su Ran show any signs of abnormality before he fainted?”
This was the second ti Uncle Kang had asked this question; he wanted to know what had caused Su Ran’s fainting spell.
“Uh…”
Su Ran’s mother looked sowhat uneasy as she softly explained, “I had hit him a few tis before, but I didn’t use much strength, did I?”
“What?
You hit him?!”
Lin Yuqing looked at Su Ran’s mother in disbelief and exclaid, “What on earth did Su Ran do wrong to deserve a beating?
Auntie, don’t you know his body can’t take such shocks?”
“I, I didn’t know it would be this serious.”
Facing Lin Yuqing’s reproach, Su Ran’s mother’s regret surged like a tide within her, overwheld with guilt.
It was just a broken tile; why had she gotten so angry at that mont?
If sothing happened to Little Ran, what would be the point of going on?
“Auntie, don’t bla yourself now, what’s done is done.
Let’s hope Su Ran can get through this,”
Lin Yuqing firmly gripped Su Ran’s mother’s arm, trying to instill so strong conviction, while comforting her, “Su Ran is blessed.
He will be okay.”
“Click.”
The ergency room door opened, and a male doctor in a white coat ca out and asked the three of them, “Who is Su Ran’s family mber?
Co here to sign.”
“I, I’m his mom!”
Su Ran’s mother instantly stood up and hurried towards the doctor.
She took the folder and looked at the paper, which was filled with scribbled lines that she couldn’t understand, anxiously asking the doctor, “What is wrong with Su Ran?
How is he now?”
“We don’t know yet, the situation doesn’t look optimistic based on the current circumstances.
Please sign here first, then go to that window to pay the necessary fees and deposit for the treatnt.
Oh, and don’t forget to get a dical card.”
The doctor spoke vaguely and urged Su Ran’s mother to sign hastily.
“Not optimistic?”
Su Ran’s mother went numb with shock.
Had she known it would co to this, she would never have laid a hand on Little Ran.
If she could turn back ti, even if Little Ran had brought down the whole house, she wouldn’t have lost her temper…
“Auntie, they haven’t even done the tests yet.
Please sign, so the doctor can check him, and we can know what’s wrong with Su Ran.
Don’t delay; the sooner, the better.”
Lin Yuqing gently tugged on Su Ran’s mother’s arm, indicating she shouldn’t make the doctor wait too long.
“But…
But what is all this written here?
Yu Jing, you’re more educated than , take a look at what it says.”
Though anxious, Su Ran’s mother knew that a signature on such a docunt, carrying legal consequences, wasn’t to be taken lightly—regret would be too late.
“Okay, let have a look.”
Lin Yuqing took the folder and earnestly started reading, but soon her expression turned awkward, “Auntie, I don’t understand it either.
This is written in dical jargon that I didn’t learn in school…
Doctor, could you please help interpret this, so Auntie can be reassured.”
“I’ve never seen people fuss over things like you do, even questioning dical advice.
Do you think we doctors would harm you?
If all family mbers were like you, how could we carry out our work?”
The doctor showed impatience, but when he noticed Uncle Kang step forward, he reluctantly took the folder back and started reading with irritation, “First, go get a CT scan and a chest X-ray, and bring back the films.
Oh, and don’t forget to do blood and urine tests, and a stool test too.”
“What?”
Su Ran’s mother didn’t catch on at once and asked subconsciously, “My stool or his?”
“Isn’t it obvious?
Of course, the patient’s!”
The doctor looked at Su Ran’s mother as if she were simple-minded, finding her reasoning a bit off.
“Doctor, don’t bla for being nosy.
My child has already fainted; where am I supposed to get urine and stool samples for you?
Isn’t this asking too much?”
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