Plus, since Luo Qiao had been in the newspapers before, so people rembered that her mother had never really raised her—she only acknowledged Luo Qiao when she was nearly an adult and treated the adopted daughter like a treasure.
Now she even attempted to take advantage of Director Luo’s connections.
This series of maneuvers made everyone look down on her even more.
The doctors called in the family for a talk and explained the situation clearly. After examinations and reviewing the patient’s dical history, their recomndation was also amputation to save her life.
Because the doctors found that the area that had previously been inflad and swollen had begun to ulcerate and show pathological changes, and if no decision was made soon, they feared the consequences would be unimaginable.
Having no choice and in order to save Ning Xueling’s life, He Qiuping went to discuss with her two uncles. In the end, after listening to the doctor, they could only agree to the amputation with heavy hearts.
At this mont, He Qiuping felt a surge of irritation thinking about Ning Xueling’s temperant, fearing that there would be trouble in the days to co.
Ning Hongda and his brother had red-rimd eyes, thinking, "If our sister finds out that amputation is the only option, given her proud nature, who knows what kind of trouble she will cause?"
Sure enough, when Ning Xueling found out Luo Qiao had gone abroad, and that her leg could not be saved and the doctors said if she wanted to live, amputation was necessary...
She went mad, sweeping all the objects off the bedside table onto the ground: "I don’t want it, I don’t want it, I don’t want it—I’d rather die than live as a disabled person.
Yes, I won’t get treated, I want to be discharged, just let wait for death, I won’t have the amputation."
She was extrely frightened now, afraid of being looked at differently by others, afraid of being ridiculed as useless, afraid of her incomplete self. She shook her head, venting her emotions.
Perhaps due to her overwhelming agitation, she fainted again. Amid chaotic ergency treatnt, she was given a sedative when she woke up, thankfully avoiding another major outburst like before.
People are like this; they say they’re not afraid of death, but when it cos so close, they still want to live. Ning Xueling probably also had to accept reality, and under the persuasion of He Qiu Ping and her two brothers, she agreed to the amputation.
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When Luo Qiao ca back, she learned that Ning Xueling had undergone amputation surgery. There wasn’t the slightest ripple in her heart upon hearing the news; she simply felt that life was unpredictable, dictated by fate.
Who would have thought that soone who was lively just days ago had now beco disabled? But she only gave it a thought, it didn’t concern her much after all.
She even wickedly thought to herself, thankfully there had been a scene before and an agreent signed, otherwise she might have had to face her uncles giving her and her brothers another lengthy lecture.
This trip not only accomplished the procurent task for Beijing dical University but also allowed her to equip herself with many necessary devices. It was indeed a trip well made.
She thought that once the items arrived, she would store them in a space where she could use them anyti she wanted. Perfect!
In just a few days, sumr vacation arrived. Lu Yichen imdiately enrolled Yanyan and Yueyue in swimming classes, requiring them to master this skill. Luo Qiao also encouraged the two kids, passionately explaining the importance of learning to swim with both emotion and reason.
Three little ones who were eavesdropping felt that their mother made a lot of sense and clamored to learn swimming too, resulting in a group of five. Luo Qiao had Lu Yichen communicate with the trainers the next day to hire a coach specially responsible for the five of them.
The main concern for Luo Qiao was that with big class sizes, the young children might not get enough attention. In a group of five, they could arrange a dedicated ti for learning.
Lu Yichen moved quickly and negotiated with the swimming classes. Every day they would have three hours of learning ti, with Qi Ling and Rong Daniang accompanying them throughout. In the afternoon, after picking up Yanyan and Yueyue from kindergarten and collecting the three littles, they would all head to the swimming pool together.
Perhaps due to good genes, they were quick learners, and the coach was particularly fond of these youngsters.
Yanyan and Yueyue had quite a few extracurricular activities lined up for the sumr, and it wasn’t Luo Qiao or Lu Yichen who arranged them but the sisters themselves. Besides their existing piano and violin lessons, they had also asked for martial arts, and they enrolled in Go, calligraphy, fine arts, and dance classes not far from ho.
Luo Qiao thought they had signed up for too many extracurricular classes. They were still young and perhaps lacked concentration: "Yanyan, Yueyue, aren’t you enrolled in too many classes? If so, you won’t have much ti to play."
Yanyan sat there playing with a puzzle: "No way, we like all those things, it’s just like playing."
Luo Qiao continued to tempt them: "Don’t you want to go play at the youth palace, science museum, botanical garden, amusent park?"
Yueyue laughed: "Mom, we don’t have classes every day. The piano, violin, and martial arts classes went from one session per week to two, and the four new classes we’ve signed up for have three sessions per week."
We scheduled piano, violin, martial arts, and swimming on the sa day. Today’s Go, calligraphy, fine arts, and dance were arranged for another day, so we can still have two days of rest each week.
Seeing her daughters had everything well planned, Luo Qiao didn’t say much more, as after all, she also hoped for them to excel in everything.
After dinner and returning to their room, Luo Qiao hugged Lu Yichen’s waist: "Brother Chen, don’t you think our children are too opinionated? No matter what you say, it doesn’t seem to affect them.
The three sons want to learn swimming with their sisters. I thought they were too young and that it wouldn’t be too late to learn in two or three years. But those three insisted on learning together with everyone else.
I was thinking of letting the two girls have fun this sumr before they start first grade since they’ll definitely be taking extracurricular classes in future sumrs. But look, they’ve already arranged everything so perfectly, leaving no room for to contribute."
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