City’s Best Divine Doctor
Chapter 1061 - 1060: Hydrocephalus

Chapter 1061: Chapter 1060: Hydrocephalus

Professor Li was teaching a class. This time, instead of entering through the main entrance and disturbing Professor Li and the other students, Su Luoluo waved at Ye Qiu from the window next to the back door.

Luo Yang and Ning Yun were even more surprised as they watched Ye Qiu and Su Luoluo, feeling as though the two were exchanging loving glances.

Ye Qiu came out through the back door. Su Luoluo, panting, said, "Ye Qiu, my dad agreed. You need to go treat Uncle Lin now!"

Since Su Luoluo’s father agreed, Ye Qiu didn’t stay and began walking downstairs, with Su Luoluo following him.

When they got downstairs, Steward Su was waiting there.

Seeing Ye Qiu come down, Steward Su appeared awkward.

Ye Qiu directly handed his bank card details to Steward Su, saying, "This is my account. Just transfer the money over."

Steward Su initially thought Ye Qiu would get in his car, but to his surprise, Ye Qiu walked towards his own new Range Rover, with Su Luoluo and her two female roommates following him.

When Ye Qiu got to his car, opened the door, and got in, he saw the three women also trying to get in, while Ye Qiu had a cold demeanor, making Su Luoluo feel even more embarrassed.

However, Su Luoluo knew this was an opportunity she had to take; otherwise, she might never reconcile with Ye Qiu.

Previously, Ye Qiu had saved her a few times, making Su Luoluo think that Ye Qiu still had feelings for her, even though he seemed uninterested in dealing with her because of past events.

Su Luoluo took the initiative to open the car door and got into the new Range Rover with the two women. Coming from a prestigious family and having been born with a silver spoon, she had no particular concept of luxury cars or money.

But it was different for her two roommates, who came from ordinary families. Although they knew about the luxury of a Range Rover, they were overwhelmed by its opulent interior as they got in, leaving them utterly astonished.

Ye Qiu backed the car out, followed Steward Su, and drove away from Jin University towards the top-tier hospital where Secretary Lin was located.

During the drive, Ye Qiu kept his focus on the road and the rearview mirror, while Su Luoluo hesitated to speak but remained silent.

One could say she was taking the initiative now, and she felt she was being quite bold.

In the past, she thought she would never have been able to do these things.

All the while, Ye Qiu was listening to music, driving, and heard a notification on his phone, knowing it was the receipt of that huge sum to his bank account.

The Su Family was wealthy, and fifty million was nothing to them.

However, it was surprising that the Su Family would spend fifty million to save a secretary.

After Steward Su parked his car at the hospital parking lot, he got out, while Ye Qiu slowly found a parking spot without any rush.

To him, as long as the patient still had a breath, he could save them, so there was no need to hurry.

But in Su Luoluo’s view, it wasn’t like that at all.

Ye Qiu got out first, followed by the three women. After locking the car, he followed Steward Su into the hospital.

Su Wen was not in Secretary Lin’s room at the moment. After being sent to the emergency room yesterday and then to the critical care unit, Secretary Lin had remained there since.

Since the critical care unit differed from a regular ward, Secretary Lin’s family could only wait outside.

Secretary Lin’s parents and wife hadn’t slept well last night, appearing very haggard and worried.

The three were most worried about Secretary Lin’s sudden demise and feared that he might undergo amputation surgery.

Of course, compared to death, survival—even with amputation—wouldn’t be that significant.

However, for Secretary Lin, losing his limbs might be a fate worse than death.

Secretary Lin’s family knew Steward Su, and when they saw him coming over, Secretary Lin’s wife immediately asked, "Steward Su, has the doctor been found?"

"Mrs. Lin, we’ve found him, and he’s right behind me. Don’t worry."

Steward Su knew that given Ye Qiu’s current medical skills, as long as he got involved, Secretary Lin should be fully cured.

In this regard, Steward Su also found it strange how such an ordinary student had completely changed after the car accident.

"Dr. Ye, Secretary Lin is inside," Steward Su said as Ye Qiu approached.

Ye Qiu merely nodded impassively and then pushed open the door to the critical care room.

Upon entering the critical care room, Ye Qiu found it to be a sterile environment with only Secretary Lin lying on the hospital bed, wearing an oxygen mask for assisted breathing.

Ye Qiu closed the door behind him and walked to Secretary Lin’s side. He noticed Lin’s face was deathly pale with a shadowy hue—not directly on his face, but as if a dark aura enveloped his head and face.

Ye Qiu knew this was a kind of deathly aura.

While examining Secretary Lin, Ye Qiu grew increasingly surprised. It was apparent that Secretary Lin had suffered severe injuries in the car accident. Others were unclear why such an accident occurred.

Ye Qiu had already started to deduce a bit.

On examining his limbs, he found that the condition of his hands and feet was very serious. According to conventional medical treatments, amputation was the only option; otherwise, prolonged issues could severely affect bodily functions. Both his hands and feet were badly swollen.

Upon further examination, Ye Qiu discovered that Secretary Lin’s brain was also severely injured, with cerebral edema. This was due to a severe head injury from the car accident the previous day, causing fluid accumulation in the brain. Additionally, his internal organs were also injured.

Clearly, these severe injuries were why Secretary Lin hadn’t regained consciousness.

Ye Qiu carefully removed his oxygen mask and other assisting medical devices, and his heart monitor readings began fluctuating rapidly before gradually weakening.

Generally, no one would dare tamper with such medical equipment under these circumstances.

But Ye Qiu was different.

He first disconnected these medical devices before proceeding with further treatment for Secretary Lin.

He started by treating Secretary Lin’s cerebral edema; the longer it lasted, the longer he would remain comatose, potentially causing more harm than his limbs.

Ye Qiu placed his hand on Secretary Lin’s head, absorbing the cerebral fluid, and then continued treating the internal head injury.

After completely healing Secretary Lin’s head, Ye Qiu moved on to treat his internal organs.