Paranoid Doctor Only Loves Me
Chapter 213 - 182 Suspecting Tang Su’s Love for Lu Han Isn’t Deep Enough (2 More)_1

Chapter 213: 182 Suspecting Tang Su’s Love for Lu Han Isn’t Deep Enough (2 More)_1

After Saturday ended, Jiang Shanshan’s life didn’t get any easier. Although Jiang Tao did say that Lu Han was a decent person, He Wenhui thought about it carefully and still didn’t want her daughter to chase after him.

No one knew much about Lu Han’s family background. Aside from his profession as a doctor, he didn’t have a side business, and even as a department head paid an annual salary, that amount of money was something women might not fuss over.

For a grown man to have just that little money, and not even be personable, with unpleasant speech, such a man really wasn’t to He Wenhui’s liking.

Jiang Wu didn’t approve either, so the couple secretly used their connections to arrange a blind date for Jiang Shanshan.

The two were very enthusiastic about this matter and acted efficiently, arranging for Jiang Shanshan to meet the other party on Sunday.

Jiang Shanshan was unwilling to go, but her mother was domineering, and she had never been able to stand up to her mother since childhood. Jiang Wu was someone who listened to his wife, so Jiang Shanshan had no choice but to go and meet the man.

The man’s family background was certainly not bad; however, he was a profligate son, and from the way he looked at Jiang Shanshan, it was clear he had no respect for her.

Seeing that Jiang Shanshan was beautiful, he disregarded the presence of their parents and did not mind that this was their first meeting, speaking quite inappropriately.

If it hadn’t been a public place, Jiang Shanshan could feel that the man would have undressed her with his eyes, peering into what lay beneath her clothing.

He Wenhui, who had accompanied her daughter to meet this man, surprisingly didn’t find anything wrong with him. When her daughter complained about the man afterward, He Wenhui even thought she was being extraordinary.

He Wenhui’s twisted logic was that it was a man’s instinct to be lustful–if a man saw you and didn’t leer, it meant he wasn’t interested in you.

Jiang Shanshan was speechless. So just because the man showed interest in her, her mother took the liberty of arranging for her to go watch a movie with him the next day.

Jiang Shanshan worked as a pediatrician. The man liked her appearance, and his parents were satisfied she had such a stable and respectable profession.

So, she didn’t fancy him, but he was smitten with her—and her mother, delighted, spontaneously made plans for them to meet again the next day.

Wasn’t the man holding a large bouquet of roses, ostentatiously looking for Jiang Shanshan at their hospital today?

He told everyone that Jiang Shanshan was his girlfriend, that they were dating, and that they would go out for dinner and a movie after work.

This infuriated Jiang Shanshan so much that in an altercation with him, she dragged Lu Han into the mess to reject the man.

At that time, Lu Han had finished seeing patients and was driving back to pick up Tang Su. Bai Dingxian was still busy, waiting for Lu Han to pick up Tang Su and then come back for him.

Turned out, the emergency department was unusually quiet that day, giving Bai Dingxian the opportunity to witness the spectacle with Jiang Shanshan.

But what he hadn’t expected was for Jiang Shanshan to be so shameless as to tell the man that she had a boyfriend, making it clear that nothing would happen between them. She claimed her boyfriend was Lu Han, her colleague, and asked the man not to bother her anymore.

The man wasn’t stupid; he countered by asking her how she had the nerve to go on blind dates if she already had a boyfriend, accusing her of deceit.

Jiang Shanshan explained that her parents disapproved of her poor boyfriend Lu Han, so they forced her to go on these dates. She urged the man to think back on her reactions the day before—was she really that enthusiastic?

After some thought, the man decided to let the matter go as long as Jiang Shanshan paid him back for the roses; otherwise, he wouldn’t leave her alone.

To avoid further trouble, Jiang Shanshan not only obediently gave him the amount he asked for but also insisted he take the flowers away because they annoyed her.

The situation eventually became a huge joke in the hospital for Jiang Shanshan, who wouldn’t have become the laughingstock if she hadn’t dragged Lu Han into it. Bai Dingxian would have just taken the whole incident as a joke and left it at that.

She wouldn’t tell Lu Han or Tang Su either.

The most important point is that Jiang Shanshan, this self-righteous woman, actually made up a story in public that Lu Han was poor and penniless. She was quite good at self-directing and acting out her own drama.

She even fabricated a relationship between her and Lu Han, portraying them as lovers with intense feelings for each other, and the only reason they hadn’t tied the knot was because Jiang Shanshan’s parents disapproved of the poor and favored the rich.

With such a talent for making things up, why didn’t she change careers and become an editor instead?

Why be a doctor at all?

Speaking of which, she thought Lu Han had no money?

Let’s not even mention how many hidden treasures his uncle was willing to pass on to Lu Han—just consider his aunt, who had always been an entrepreneur. She started with a dance studio, then expanded to fitness centers, saunas, beauty salons, and so on. With all that, Lu Han could live off his winnings for ten lifetimes without working a day.

And what about Jiang Shanshan’s family? Her dad was just a small seafood businessman, and her mom, while ostensibly the boss’s wife, was nothing more than a housewife without a dime of her own income if she left her husband.

What was there to show off about? Even if you add an uncle who was a hospital director, so what?

With such a family background, she wasn’t even qualified to carry Lu Han’s shoes, yet she had the nerve to slander Lu Han like this?

When the day comes that Lu Han wishes to make it public, he just needs to listen carefully to how loudly Jiang Shanshan’s face gets slapped.

"Hey, I’m talking to you, Lu Han, Tang Su. How much longer are you going to play along? Will you really let that woman slander you like this? She’s going around saying that Lu Han is her boyfriend, Tang Su, aren’t you in a hurry?"

As Bai Dingxian said this, it confirmed the saying: the eunuch is more anxious than the emperor himself.

Tang Su and Lu Han exchanged glances, their lovey-dovey looks causing dissatisfaction in Wu Jie, "Hey hey hey, Doctor Lu, focus on driving, don’t be looking around; four lives are in your hands here."

Tang Su was speechless, seeing that the pair of them, though singing different tunes, were somehow in perfect harmony.

"Are you two sent by monkeys?" Tang Su said with a helpless smile, "Doctor Bai, why should I be in a hurry? Her mouth is on her face, and if she isn’t afraid of slapping her own face with careless words, why should I be anxious for her?"

Seeing Tang Su so calm, Bai Dingxian still couldn’t understand their level of composure. If this were a TV drama, the female lead should appear immediately and declare her sovereignty over the disliked female rival.

That’s how you make an interesting scene and attract viewers, right?

What are they thinking?

"No, Tang Su, I’m looking at you, and I’m thinking you must not love our Lu Han enough," Bai Dingxian suddenly thought of something and began to doubt the depth of Tang Su’s love for Lu Han.

That comment wasn’t even left for Tang Su to rebut; Wu Jie denied it for her, "That’s impossible, Doctor Bai. Love is not something you can fake."

"Can you tell?" Bai Dingxian asked eagerly, as if sincerely seeking guidance.

Wu Jie: "..."

Seeing the conversation drifting off-topic, Tang Su had no desire to steer it back.

At that moment, Lu Han slowly drove the car into the parking lot beside the small tavern.