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Chapter 529 - Chapter 529 【529】The Class Monitors Abnormality

Chapter 529: [(529)] The Class Monitor’s Abnormality Chapter 529: [(529)] The Class Monitor’s Abnormality “Her son wants her to be discharged in the next two days,” Yue Wentong said. “So hurry up and get Li Qi’an back to your team to look for patients. Stop looking for patients in our team.”

“How can she be discharged in this condition?” Xie Wanying was shocked.

“Her son believes if we don’t let her be discharged, it’s because our hospital is trying to swindle their family’s money. He thinks we want to drain their finances through the patient’s treatment,” Yue Wentong honestly relayed the family’s words to her.

After hearing this description, Xie Wanying felt a chill in her heart as cold as three feet of ice in deep winter, so much so that she dared not look back at the patient.

What chilled her was not the patient’s son slandering the medical staff for loving money, but the fact that experienced medical personnel could tell that the family no longer had love for the patient.

As long as the family loved the patient, like the two filial sons of the old lady in bed eight who wanted their mother to live another day no matter what, regardless of whether the hospital was scamming money or not.

Because there was no love, deliberately using a hospital like Guoxie, which had absolutely no reason to do such a thing, as a scapegoat to sling mud was just a way to absolve themselves of responsibility on their conscience. The most pitiful were the dying patients. After all, it was the duty of every patient’s family to ensure the patient’s peaceful and happy departure. Clearly, this son was not planning to fulfill this duty.

The doctors said what the result would be if the patient went back, but he insisted on doing it this way.

Perhaps overhearing their conversation, the aunt lying on the side of the bed suddenly shuddered, gripping Li Qi’an’s hand even tighter, unwilling to let go.

“I’ve told you about her family situation. Be smart about it, and remember to steer clear of this mess when you leave,” Yue Wentong told her, then turned to leave.

Xie Wanying caught up and asked again, “Squad leader, does she actually have grandchildren?”

“How should I know!” Seeing that she was relentlessly pursuing the topic as if she hadn’t heeded his words, Yue Wentong glared at her in annoyance and left.

Seeing this, Li Qi’an came over and said to Xie Wanying, “Why did he glare at us? Just because he has no compassion, does he not allow us to have any either?”

“It’s nothing,” Xie Wanying stopped Li Qi’an, not wanting him to chase after and argue.

“Yingying, don’t you think he’s too much? Why did he yell at you?” Li Qi’an did not like it when a classmate raised their voice at a female classmate; he belonged to the Gentleman Faction.

“Don’t overthink it. He was just upset with both of us for a moment. If he were really bad, he wouldn’t need to be a doctor; anything else wouldn’t be as hard as being a doctor,” Xie Wanying said.

Studying medicine for ten years in fierce competition wasn’t said for no reason. Especially these smart students who had scored high in the college entrance exam had long known how difficult this path was.

Studying medicine is hard, and thinking about it, Li Qi’an quieted down, then became puzzled again, “What’s wrong with the squad leader? I’ve never seen him act like this before.”

Yue Wentong’s excellence was obvious to all. If he really were a student with poor character, he wouldn’t have been able to achieve various distinctions and leadership roles.

Perhaps the squad leader had some past stories of his own, Xie Wanying guessed in her heart.

Returning to the changing room to switch into her work clothes, Yue Wentong’s mood grew even more gloomy.

Lin Hao also arrived, knew about his argument with Xie Wanying, and said, “Why not just tell her directly that your uncle is the hospital dean, that your family has many doctors? You know what the medical environment is like; advise her that some patient matters are better left alone, or they’ll bring trouble upon her.”

Unwittingly, Yue Wentong thought back to that night when he had asked her why she wanted to be a doctor, and she had said being a doctor was a happy thing.