Transmigration: On the Gossip Front
Chapter 869 - 870 Toxic Fatherly Love 2

Chapter 869: Chapter 870 Toxic Fatherly Love 2

Zhang Yu opened her eyes to find herself resting on the desk, or rather lying on a pile of study materials.

Looking at the content, Zhang Yu immediately sat up straight, then quickly flipped through her textbooks.

Seeing the phrase "senior year of high school," she muttered, "No way."

"Why is it the college entrance exam again?"

Although she didn’t know how many times she had taken the exam, having taken it in many different years, she could handle any level of difficulty.

But there’s no denying that senior year is indeed grueling; waking up earlier than chickens, sleeping later than ghosts, it’s no joke.

"Sigh." Zhang Yu felt that this was just the System being stingy with her.

She had complained before, saying if possible, she really didn’t want to take the college entrance exam again, unless it meant going directly to the exam hall, which would be acceptable.

Now, looking at the short sleeves she was wearing, and then at the calendar, it was August, which meant it was just the start of senior year after school began.

If that’s the case, then the original owner of the body must have been reviewing senior year content in advance, "Sigh, to fully experience senior year."

Another soft sigh, "This is fate."

What can she do? Now that she’s here, could she even disagree?

"Accessing original owner’s data." After muttering to herself, Zhang Yu began to access the information.

After reviewing the data, she realized why the original owner had requested the mission to start at this time because this summer break was a turning point in changing the original owner’s destiny.

"Alright." With no other choice, to complete this mission, she could only return to this time, and what happened in this summer really changed the original owner’s destiny.

As the original owner wanted to change her grandmother’s fate, there was no time like the present, taking the elderly lady to see a doctor during the day.

Cancer is better caught early than late, and it’s also important for the old lady to have a strong desire to live.

Regarding the revision materials she was looking at, they weren’t really suitable in Zhang Yu’s eyes; with the original owner’s abilities, it was possible to get into a regular university.

But the events that followed left the original owner running ragged, shuttling between hospital, home, and school, with no energy left for studying.

Now, if the old lady was feeling unwell, it was likely still in the early stages, certainly not as late as the advanced stage.

Zhang Yu quickly made arrangements; she would take the old lady to the hospital tomorrow and then go to buy books.

Just like that, Zhang Yu swiftly made her decision, turned off the light to rest, ready to be busy starting tomorrow.

Li Cuifen coughed a few times, feeling somewhat relieved, and prepared to go out to buy breakfast. Her child was about to enter senior year; they needed to ensure proper nutrition to make it through the tough year.

Hearing the coughs, Zhang Yu sprang to her feet, slowly descending the stairs, "Granny, let’s go to the hospital today."

She was straightforward, not beating around the bush, "I’ve heard you cough a few times."

"It’s just a cold." The old lady insisted, "An IV will do."

"You’ve been on IV for so long, we better go to the hospital." Zhang Yu persisted, "Otherwise, I won’t have peace of mind."

"Granny, you know I’m about to start senior year, give me some peace of mind."

The original owner had also suggested taking her to a big hospital before, but Li Cuifen always found excuses, and the original owner let it slide,

Now with someone new in charge, of course, she couldn’t just let the excuses slide; she was adamant that they must go to the hospital.

"If you don’t go to the hospital, I’ll just stick with you and won’t review my lessons." Zhang Yu knew how to press the old lady’s buttons.

The old lady just didn’t want to hinder the child’s studies; now it’s all up to how the old lady decides.

Li Cuifen looked at the insistent Zhang Yu, "Alright." Let it be, the kid is so filial, going to the hospital to see a doctor it is then, the old grandma never thought there would be a serious problem.

"However, I’ll go first..." Li Cuifen thought she’d go to the vegetable market first to buy groceries. Otherwise, by the time they return from seeing the doctor, all the good vegetables at the market would be gone.

Going to buy groceries still? Zhang Yu didn’t think that after going to the hospital, Li Cuifen would still insist on coming back to buy groceries.

"Better go register early; otherwise, who knows how long it will be delayed for the checks." Zhang Yu swiftly went to Li Cuifang’s room, directly retrieved her medical record book and social security card.

Watching Zhang Yu’s deft movements, Li Cuifen thought, might as well follow the child’s words.

Walking onto the street, Li Cuifen habitually thought of waiting for the bus at the bus station, but Zhang Yu directly hailed a taxi.

"You really spend big without thinking..." Li Cuifen casually commented once they got off the taxi.

"Granny, I was thinking we could get to the hospital sooner and then register early," Zhang Yu advised Li Cuifen to find a place to sit down while she went to register.

Li Cuifen sat on the bench in the waiting area, watching Zhang Yu running back and forth, feeling bitter-sweet. The once little child had now grown up to be her pillar of support.

It was just uncertain whether she would get to see Zhang Yu get married and have children, although in the past few days, she also felt that her own condition was not too good.

But going to the clinic near their home, it was just a severe cold. Why it hadn’t healed after so long was simply because she was old and recovery was difficult.

Now coming to a large hospital was good too; persistent coughing was not a trivial matter.

Up until the examination results came out, the old lady always thought it might just be an inflammation in the lungs, completely unaware that her condition would be so severe.

"You’re telling me I have lung cancer." The old lady couldn’t help but panic; she was, of course, aware of this disease.

The old lady gripped Zhang Yu’s hand tightly, frantic about what to do, wondering what Zhang Yu would do in the future.

Zhang Lina passed away quite early, and now if she was gone, there would just be this one child left.

"Doctor, is it in the early stage?" As expected, Zhang Yu calmly asked the doctor.

Holding Li Cuifen’s hand, feeling the strength of this tough old lady’s frailty, she clasped her hand tightly in return.

The doctor shook his head, "It’s the early phase of the intermediate stage."

"Can we arrange for her to be admitted for treatment now?" Zhang Yu hadn’t expected the old lady’s condition to be worse than she imagined.

But it didn’t matter, intermediate was still better than late stage.

"I’ll arrange it right away." The doctor, though puzzled why the young girl didn’t consult with her parents, still agreed with the quick decision.

"Early treatment is better for the patient." The doctor quickly wrote up the admission form.

Zhang Yu got busy again at the hospital admission department, making sure Li Cuifen was lying on the hospital bed, then swiftly went to find the responsible department doctor.

They confirmed the surgery date in no time, and she hurried back to the ward to inform Li Cuifen, "Granny, the surgery will be the afternoon after tomorrow."

"We’ll do a few more tests early tomorrow morning, and the reports should be out by late morning after tomorrow at the latest."

"Granny, I’m going to buy some food." After bustling around all afternoon and it being time for dinner, Zhang Yu went out to buy something to eat as returning home to cook was unrealistic.

"Granny, I’m going back to get clothes." She also needed to go back to get money, as the old lady had already told Zhang Yu where she kept her bankbook.

Although it was an old city area, many old neighbors had either sold their houses or rented them out.

Zhang Yu was not confident about leaving the bankbook and money at home; in case anything happened, that was the old lady’s life-saving money.