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Chapter 536 - Chapter 536 【536】A good doctor needs wisdom to shoulder the

Chapter 536: [(536)] A good doctor needs wisdom to shoulder the responsibility Chapter 536: [(536)] A good doctor needs wisdom to shoulder the responsibility Hearing the commotion, Gao Zhaocheng came over with Yue Wentong and saw the junior sister standing at the door of the ward and asked, “Was it you who fetched the family member?” He had called the patient’s previous workplace today to inquire, and since the workplace was unaware of the patient’s condition, he was pondering what to do next. To his surprise, the junior sister had taken the initiative a step ahead of him and had succeeded in doing so.

Xie Wanying reported truthfully, “Her medical record contains her home address, and she said to me that she wanted to hold her grandson. She said my classmate looked like her son, but her son didn’t resemble my classmate, so I thought she must have a grandson.”

Patients confused due to illness sometimes speak nonsensically, but not all their words are erroneous.

This proved the junior sister’s wisdom. Gao Zhaocheng’s face showed a smile of approval.

Yue Wentong, Lin Hao, and Li Qi’an, one after another, looked at Xie Wanying in surprise, with a hint of bewilderment, because they had not thought to do as she had done.

Perhaps trying to find the family members might have led to no avail, or perhaps they would have been driven away. Being a doctor required careful consideration, and Xie Wanying had thought it through. Aunt Wang, such a good person, couldn’t possibly have no good people in her family. The fact that Aunt Wang was more concerned about her grandson than her son further indicated that the grandson was better compared to the son. Hence, based on the data analysis in her mind, she went to find the grandson, and her judgment turned out to be correct.

Typical of Xie Wanying’s own family background, where the mother was reasonable and the father was not, it was possible that the class monitor’s family circumstances differed from hers, hence he had not considered every aspect as thoroughly.

Yue Wentong and Lin Hao: Did they, with all their calculating and concern, fail to out-calculate her?

“Doctor, what can I do for my mother-in-law?” Wiping away tears, Miao Fen turned around and asked Xie Wanying.

“He is Dr. Gao, Aunt Wang’s attending physician. You can talk to Dr. Gao about it,” Xie Wanying introduced Gao Zhaocheng to the patient’s family member.

“You are her–” Gao Zhaocheng asked.

“I am her daughter-in-law,” Miao Fen clarified for the doctor, explaining the family situation, “I know my husband has come to the hospital. No matter what he has told you doctors, it’s best not to listen to him. He’s a chronic gambler, in debt deeply, and his company suspects that he has embezzled company funds to pay off his debts. He is not at all serious about getting treatment for my mother-in-law, only too eager to sell everything in the house.”

The group was astonished by the complexity of the patient’s family relationships.

The source of the patient’s son’s atypical reaction compared to other family members of patients was found. Gao Zhaocheng said, “Let’s talk in the doctor’s office.”

As she was about to follow the doctor, Miao Fen looked at her son anxiously.

Catching her gaze, Li Qi’an immediately reassured her, “Don’t worry, I’ll take good care of him.”

“Right, we will take care of the child,” Lin Hao echoed almost simultaneously with Li Qi’an, and after speaking, he startled himself, for he was supposed to keep a distance from the patient’s family members.

Miao Fen, reassured, followed Gao Zhaocheng while complaining, “This Zhang Hao, turning down a good doctor for his mother’s treatment, what a scoundrel!”

The words “good doctor” echoed in Yue Wentong’s ears, and his heart skipped a beat: Being a good doctor was the happiness she was speaking of, wasn’t it?

In the office, Gao Zhaocheng was explaining the patient’s condition to the family member.

“Her condition is very bad now. The cancer cells have spread throughout her body. We had suggested trying chemotherapy a few days ago.”

“Zhang Hao disagreed, didn’t he? It doesn’t matter, Doctor, you go ahead with the treatment, and I will pay for it. Don’t listen to whatever he says; he’s a gambler, and I want to report him to the police. Doctor, please, you must try to save my mother-in-law, she wants to see her grandson go to university. My son was raised by her, and his grades in school are very good,” Miao Fen pleaded with the doctor, her voice trembling.

If only he had met a family member like her a few days ago, Gao Zhaocheng thought.