Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me
Chapter 268 - 267: So Many Ghosts.

Chapter 268: Chapter 267: So Many Ghosts.

Hearing Little Bun’s comforting words, Yang Xian awkwardly turned his face away.

Originally filled with restlessness, he suddenly felt calm after hearing Little Bun’s soft and gentle voice.

That’s right, if Hu Yingying had any issues, they would surface sooner or later. And even if Hu Yingying was not a problem, did it mean Hu Yaoyao wouldn’t take revenge on them again?

There was still a chance, still a chance.

"We’re going to run an errand at the hospital, Yang Xian, do you want to come with us?" Mianmian invited.

Yang Xian shook his head: "I’d better go near the crew, see if I can pick up some odd jobs to do."

After refusing Mianmian, Yang Xian said to Su Chenjin, "Thank you for your hospitality today."

Su Chenjin merely nodded slightly, watching Yang Xian ride away on his horse.

Su Chenfei felt it odd: "Big brother, has his personality changed? Why is he suddenly greeting you?"

In Su Chenfei’s mind, Yang Xian was someone who didn’t like to talk to people. Previously, when Yang Xian helped out in Jiang You’s crew, Jiang You had said that the young man was diligent but sparing with words.

Su Chenjin cast a sideways glance at Su Chenfei: "Shouldn’t he?"

Su Chenfei, upon receiving his big brother’s slightly oppressive gaze, touched his nose and chuckled foolishly: "He should, he should. Besides Little Auntie, he should greet big brother."

He thought his big brother had been unusually cheery these days, and assumed he wouldn’t be so indifferent anymore. Turns out the ultimate tenderness was still reserved exclusively for Little Auntie.

After the chitchat, it was time to head to the hospital.

The third brother, Su Chenyu, hearing that they were going to the hospital to catch ghosts, felt it inconvenient to bring Lu Xuan and the two kids, so he and Mianmian went their separate ways, with him heading home first.

Meanwhile, Su Chenfei contacted Chu Ye as per Mianmian’s request, informing him of the hospital’s location.

Having arranged everything, everyone took the helicopter, going straight to Su Chenyu’s Hospital.

This hospital was the best in North City, equipped with a helipad on the rooftop.

The helipad was for the convenience of transporting medical supplies, and even during daylight operations, it did not affect the normal operation of the hospital.

After the helicopter landed, Su Chenyu was simultaneously contacting the hospital’s front desk to inquire about Ding Song’s ward number, and leading Mianmian to the elevator.

Visitors had to register. When the elevator reached the first floor, they registered at the front desk at the hospital entrance.

As the sun set, the sky, which had been a brilliant blue during the day, was now starting to turn a dusky yellow.

Perhaps it was a sign of the impending rain—the evening was devoid of the sun, yet it was still dry and hot.

Fortunately, the hospital had the air conditioning on.

Descending the stairs, they came across the hospital’s nurses.

The nurses greeted Su Chenyu politely, and he responded with a smile. It was clear that he was well-liked in the hospital; after greeting him, the nurses did not immediately leave but instead struck up a conversation about Mianmian.

"Yes, this is my Little Auntie," Su Chenyu responded warmly. "We have important business at the hospital today. Can we chat another day?"

He blinked gently.

The young nurse was so flustered by the handsome deputy director’s flirtatiousness that she quickly stepped aside.

Su Chenfei teased Su Chenyu: "Third brother, I think you’re more suited to be a star. Look at these nurses, all your little fans."

Su Chenyu laughed too: "If I became a star, people would be calling you ’Hey, Su Chenyu’s brother.’"

Su Chenfei scoffed: "Bro, that’s way too confident."

While they were talking, Su Chenzhou behind them drawled lazily, "No wonder this is a hospital, there’s so much."

The youngest, Su Chenyan, asked curiously, "Little Six, what’s so much?"

Su Chenzhou had previously created a chip for detecting ghosts and installed it in his own watch. Whenever he had time, he would also research how to catch ghosts with high technology.

Su Chenyan shivered suddenly and quickly caught up with the Little Auntie in front.

Thinking that this still might not be safe enough, he bent down and picked up Little Bun: "Little Auntie, let your fifth great-nephew carry you, it will be faster this way."

Mianmian didn’t mind and nodded her head, her eyes following the movement of some of the souls within the hospital.

Some people, their bodies severely injured but not yet at the point of death, were referred to as the living dead in ancient times. Their bodies’ hold on the soul lessens, allowing a part of their soul to wander within a certain range.

Such souls, confused and ignorant, don’t even know what they are doing or what they are called.

"There are so many living dead here," Mianmian remarked.

Su Chenyu was astonished and asked, "Living dead? You mean in a vegetative state? Little Auntie, how do you know? There are indeed many people in a vegetative state in the hospital, but they are all in the intensive care unit."

"I saw them, a soul and a spirit have floated out," Mianmian spoke in her innocent and naive sweet voice, "They can’t help it like this."

It’s all about fate!

Su Chenyan felt a shiver down his spine upon hearing the word ’soul.’

Are there many ghosts here?

He moved closer to Mianmian, trying to gain a sense of security. Ghosts are really too frightening!

After walking for a while, Su Chenyu stopped in front of the door to Room 25 in the surgical ward.

"Ding Song is here."

He knocked on the door.

Fracture surgery is not considered a serious condition, and family and friends are allowed to visit.

Ding Yao was sitting in the hospital room waiting for her brother to wake up.

The siblings depended solely on each other and had no other relatives to turn to.

Ding Song was now in an awkward situation. Employees from the Lu Company who were on good terms with him dared not come to visit.

So, when she heard the knock on the door, Ding Yao thought it was a nurse coming to check on her brother’s condition.

She opened the door with the polite yet distant smile she reserved for nurses.

However, when Ding Yao saw that it was the Su brothers and the Su family’s Little Auntie, Su Mianmian, her smile instantly became much more genuine.

"Little Auntie, you’re here!" Her smile was sincere, but as soon as she spoke, her eyes couldn’t help but fill with tears, "I... I really don’t know how to thank you."

Her brother’s surgery was very successful. The doctor said that with proper care, his leg would be fine.

If it hadn’t been for Little Auntie, her brother might have lost his life the moment he fell from the horse!

"You don’t need to thank me, as long as your brother thanks me, that’s enough," Mianmian said very straightforwardly, "I was actually looking for your brother because I needed something."

Little Bun knew not to disturb a patient’s rest and spoke very softly.

After hearing Little Bun’s words, Ding Yao was stunned.

Dragon Country people like to exchange pleasantries, and hearing such a straightforward reply was not something she was used to.

"Then... what do you want my brother to do?" Ding Yao’s imagination ran wild as she speculated, "Could it be that you want my brother’s help to bankrupt the Lu Company?"

Mianmian quickly waved her hands: "No, no, that’s not it, but what does bankrupt mean? Why break it?"

This was the first time Little Bun had ever heard the word.

Su Chenyu was the first to react and explained to Little Bun: "Little Auntie, bankruptcy means the company’s finances are in trouble, the company owes money, it dissolves, and ceases to exist."

"Oh!" Mianmian was enlightened by the new knowledge, her eyes glistening as she said, "So that’s what it means."