Nan Zhou furrowed his brow, his face showing displeasure while his pupils reflected the calm figure of Nan Yu.
"What if I refuse?"
Nan Yu took out Silver Needle, looked up at him, and said with neither servility nor overbearance, "Young Master, if you do not wish for to save the lady, to have her wake up, then please find soone more capable."
Nan Zhou was not at the hospital today and was unaware of the treatnt plan discussed by the doctor Nan Zhuoyuan had invited.
However, he looked into Nan Yu’s resolute, clear eyes, which were pure, and showed only the resolve to save lives.
He clenched his teeth and said, "Fine, I will step out, but if you dare harm my mother, I will throw you to the lions!"
Nan Yu showed no fear, facing Nan Zhou with the back of her head.
She said calmly, "Young Master, I give you my dical professional’s guarantee that I will cure the lady."
"Now, please go out."
Nan Zhou frowned, glanced at Nan Yu in her white lab coat, and then at Duan Zhu, who had beco a vegetative person. He clenched his fists, turned away, and left the hospital room to wait at the door.
The mont he left, the entire hospital room quieted down.
Nan Yu prepared all the Silver Needles and then pulled back the blanket covering Duan Zhu.
Seeing Duan Zhu’s eyes tightly shut, she rembered the scene at the zoo where Duan Zhu had charged forward to protect her with her body, and her eyes reddened once again.
She clenched Duan Zhu’s hand and whispered confidently into her ear, "Mom, I will cure you, and I won’t let you lie on this bed for the rest of your life."
After speaking, she straightened up and turned around to take the Silver Needles.
Nan Yu applied all her lifelong knowledge and skill, from head to toe, targeting each crucial acupoint ticulously with the needles.
In less than ten minutes, all the Silver Needles were in place.
Nan Yu then took out paper and a pen from her pocket and wrote down the corresponding prescription.
She wrote on ten full pages, each densely filled with inked characters.
Nan Yu blew the ink dry, read through it from beginning to end to ensure there were no issues, then folded it and put it in her pocket, planning to hand it to Nan Zhou later.
anwhile, at the door, Nan Zhou could only peek through the crack to see the activity inside.
He could vaguely see Nan Yu performing acupuncture on Duan Zhu and writing down notes.
How exactly the acupuncture was perford, he couldn’t see clearly.
Suddenly, a puzzled voice ca from behind him.
"Azhou, what are you looking at the door for? Why don’t you go in?"
Upon hearing the familiar voice, Nan Zhou imdiately straightened up and turned to face the newcor.
"Brother, Doctor Li is inside performing acupuncture on mom and has asked not to enter and disturb her, so I’m secretly watching here."
Nan Zhuoyuan, thinking that the Doctor Li he ntioned was Dean Li Li Chongbai.
Acupuncture was ntioned in the treatnt plan Dean Li discussed with him today, and it was very important.
He said gravely, "Azhou, since Doctor Li made this request, we should respect it. He is now the chief doctor for our mother. We should comply with his instructions."
Nan Zhou was stunned.
He hadn’t expected Li Yingying, who looked so young, to be so skilled.
The fact that his brother had agreed to let her be the chief doctor for their mother showed her imnse capability. The previous claims she made about being able to cure their mother probably held truth.
It seed he would have to treat her better from now on.
Having realized everything, Nan Zhou quickly said, "Brother, so many people waiting at the door might disturb Doctor Li’s treatnt."
"Why don’t you go to the seventh floor and wait, I will stay here alone, and as soon as Doctor Li’s acupuncture session is over, I will send soone down to call you up."
Nan Zhuoyuan nodded, "That sounds good."
Suddenly, he rembered sothing and added one more thing.
"By the way, Azhou, Doctor Li is also the dean of the Traditional Chinese Hospital. Be polite and respectful, and don’t recklessly start a fight."
Nan Zhou: "?"
Wasn’t Li Yingying just a doctor in the acupuncture departnt of their own hospital?
Since when was it allowed for one person to hold positions in two hospitals, one of which as the dean of the Traditional Chinese Hospital?
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