Paranoid Doctor Only Loves Me
Chapter 313 - 282 South, Little Potato (2 updates)_1

Chapter 313: 282 South, Little Potato (2 updates)_1

Not long after Su Wanyi left, Tang Shengyi and his son, along with Su Yangming, also rushed to the hospital.

Seeing that they had all arrived, Old Mrs. Su told them to go back, saying it was fine to leave just two people in the hospital and that there wasn’t a need for so many to come.

Seeing the large number of visitors, the nurse said to Old Mrs. Su, "Madam, you are blessed indeed. Many elderly patients come to the hospital, and it is already good if one family member can visit, but not everyone lacks filial piety. It’s just that these days, many people are not in control of their own time."

Of course, those with money can hire a caregiver and needn’t come by themselves.

So, the liveliness in the old lady’s ward signified her good fortune.

It showed how well she had raised her children.

"Yes, these two are my sons-in-law, and these are my two daughters, along with my grandson and granddaughter—they are all very filial to me," she said.

"That’s also due to your good upbringing. We’ll draw a couple more tubes of blood, then head over to the outpatient department for an ultrasound scan," the nurse replied.

"Young lady, I’ve already had breakfast, so why am I still having my blood drawn?" Old Mrs. Su wasn’t afraid of blood draws; it’s just that she had already had one earlier.

"The previous one was done fasting. The tests are different now, and eating breakfast is fine."

"Ohhh."

After cooperating with the blood draw, Tang Shengyi took an ID card to the ground floor to mortgage a wheelchair, making it easier for Old Mrs. Su to get around. At times like this, the advantage of having Su Ruoan and Tang Shengyi working in the medical system became apparent.

With the two of them there, the communication with doctors and nurses was both swift and smooth when the couple was involved.

By 10:30 AM, Old Mrs. Su had completed all her tests. Since the results would only be available tomorrow morning, Old Mrs. Su, feeling sympathetic toward Su Ruoan, told her to hurry back to Su Yangming’s house to rest.

Su Mengting also persuaded her to go back and rest. It was Su Yangming’s turn to stay up that night, so Su Mengting suggested that Su Yangming should also go back to rest with Su Ruoan and the four of them, and they would take care of everything here.

The advantage of having many children was that everyone could take turns on duty and rest, so no one would be too burdened with everything falling on one person.

Su Ruoan didn’t stand on ceremony and did indeed feel tired.

On the way back, Tang Su received a WeChat message from Liu Ting, who said she had arrived in Beijing and settled in. She also had contacted the other two roommates.

They said they were free at any time, and they were all like that; it just depended on Tang Su’s schedule.

After some thought, Tang Su replied, "Why not just have it this noon? Once you’ve decided on the place, I’ll have three to four hours in the afternoon. If allowed, we can even dine together in the evening. An elder in my family is sick, and we’ll only know more once we get the test results tomorrow."

"Okay, then it’s decided we’ll meet up today. I’ll send you the location right away," Liu Ting sent her message back promptly.

"Mhm."

After responding to her college roommates’ messages, Tang Su said to them, "Mom, Uncle, my college roommates have also come to Beijing from their hometowns, and two of my roommates are locals here. They’d asked me earlier to meet up, and we’ve arranged it for this noon."

"Then you go," Su Ruoan nodded.

"Alright, you can drop me off at the intersection ahead, and I’ll just take a taxi," Tang Su pointed to a nearby intersection ahead.

She had driven out in the morning, leaving Su Yangming and the others without a vehicle, so they had taken a taxi to get there.

Shen Yi was picked up by a Shen Family driver to return to the Shen residence.

"What about the evening, girl?" Su Yangming asked if she was planning to come back home for dinner.

"I might have dinner with them, big brother, so you take a nap at noon. Once I’m done on my side, could you come pick me up in the car?" she asked.

"Sure," Tang Feng agreed. "Is it a college roommates reunion?"

Tang Feng thought she was taking the chance to see Lu Han.

"It really is, just look." Tang Su, unfazed by the skepticism, directly showed her mobile chat history to Tang Feng.

Tang Feng wasn’t suspicious; he was worried about his sister and didn’t check her phone, "I’m not saying I don’t believe you, I just want to say that the family is here for you. If you need to solve a problem, find your big brother to come with you."

"Yeah." Tang Su felt incredibly warm in her heart.

After being let down, there happened to be a bus stop nearby. Tang Su walked a few steps to the platform and sat on the waiting bench. Liu Ting messaged her that she was on her way.

The meeting place was Wanxiang Plaza.

Tang Su had attended university here for four years, and during their student days, their favorite spot was that plaza. They could dine and shop there, and back then, the prices were reasonable, incomparable to today’s cost of living.

Tang Su checked the bus stop sign, which indicated buses went to that area, but the ride was quite long. Seeing that it was almost noon, Tang Su decided to take a taxi instead.

She stepped down from the bus platform and stood a short distance away, starting to hail a taxi.

At this time of day, hailing a cab was fairly easy; within two minutes, a taxi pulled up, empty, and Tang Su got in successfully.

"Master, please, Wanxiang Plaza."

"Alrighty, miss."

The driver was a middle-aged uncle, enthusiastic and bold. After confirming the destination, he took Tang Su straight to Wanxiang Plaza.

Along the way, the uncle engaged in friendly chat with Tang Su, "Miss, you’re not from Beijing, are you? Visiting the city?"

"Visiting relatives." Tang Su replied, "I also attended university here for four years."

"Really? You must be amazing then, Beijing University?"

"Yes."

"That’s fantastic. Why didn’t you stay here to work after graduating? You have relatives here too, so you wouldn’t be alone."

"My parents aren’t here, I wanted to return to where they are."

"You’re really filial, young lady. Not like my good-for-nothing son. Worked myself to death to send him abroad for studies, and when he finished, he wouldn’t come back no matter what. Last year my wife had surgery, and when I told him, he just transferred money, said he was busy, and then disappeared. You see, raising kids does have its rewards, it’s all about how you raise them."

Facing the stranger’s praise, Tang Su felt somewhat undeserving. Some people thought she was filial for sticking close to her parents, while others saw her as a mama’s girl.

The same event, a thousand people, a thousand perspectives.

The middle-aged uncle had a good attitude; after complaining to a stranger about his son, he began to sympathize with the son, saying it’s not easy being young these days, whether you have ambitions or not.

Tang Su nodded, quite in agreement.

Fifteen minutes later, they arrived at Wanxiang Plaza.

Liu Ting had booked a budget hotel near the plaza, and by the time Tang Su arrived, she was already at the most conspicuous spot in Wanxiang Plaza.

Tang Su paid the fare, thanked the driver, and then turned to leave.

After getting out of the taxi, Tang Su followed Liu Ting’s shared location, looking around as she walked. Having not returned for several years, Wanxiang Plaza hadn’t changed much – with its supermarkets, cinemas, restaurants, and shops, it had everything.

"Tang Su—"

Liu Ting saw her first, and before Tang Su could look her way, she called out her name and waved to signal her.

Hearing Liu Ting call her, Tang Su looked up following the sound and saw that distinctive, typical southern figure dressed in a white down jacket and wearing a red hat.

She was petite, and amidst the taller crowd, she stood out all the more.