Triplets: Daddy, Please Pamper Us Lightly
Chapter 516 - 515: Owing a Big Favor_1

Chapter 516: Chapter 515: Owing a Big Favor_1

Discussions about Yan Ling on the internet were increasing, but the person being discussed was oblivious.

She was vexed over how to dissuade Liu Yue from resigning!

It was only after parting ways with Nangong Que that Yan Ling learnt about Liu Yue’s resignation talk with General Manager Chen.

General Manager Chen didn’t understand why Liu Yue chose this moment to leave the job?

He could easily foresee, as soon as "Beautiful Life" aired, it would definitely cause a sensation on the internet.

And with the show’s success, the value of Liu Yue, being its primary photographer, would naturally rise.

Liu Yue’s decision to leave at this time was utterly illogical!

Unable to persuade Liu Yue, General Manager Chen had no choice but to turn to Yan Ling, "Dr. Yan, Liu Yue doesn’t listen to me at all. She admires you greatly. Could you please help talk some sense into her?"

If it were anyone else, Yan Ling would certainly stay out of it.

But Liu Yue had entrusted her with so much trust that she couldn’t just stand by and do nothing.

But persuading was not her forte. The two of them sat across each other for a long time, yet she didn’t know how to bring it up.

In the end, it was Liu Yue who broke the silence, "Dr. Yan, I’m truly grateful to you. If it weren’t for you, I might have never been able to avenge my brother in this lifetime! I know what you want to talk to me about, but my decision to quit isn’t impulsive — it’s been thought through thoroughly."

Liu Yue did not hide her thoughts. She admitted that she adored photography, and she was proud to be a photographer, especially as the main photographer for "A Beautiful World".

If her brother hadn’t ended up in a comatose state, she would have unhesitatingly networked within the world of photography for the rest of her life.

But now, her brother was comatose, and she had to shoulder the responsibility of their family.

She had to take care of their parents and her brother before considering anything else.

Abandoning her dream indeed was a necessity, but she neither felt resentment nor harbored any regrets.

Because, compared to her dreams, her family mattered more to her.

Liu Yue spoke with such calmness that it was heart-wrenching.

Yan Ling didn’t know how to comfort her, but she managed to say, "I can understand how you’re feeling, but things haven’t worsened to the point of no return. What if your brother wakes up?"

Liu Yue fell silent. She had considered this possibility, but it seemed quite minimal.

Seeing Liu Yue’s despair, Yan Ling sighed, "If you trust me, I’d first visit your home to check your brother’s condition. If things indeed look hopeless, then you can think about resigning."

Hearing Yan Ling say this, sparkles of excitement appeared in Liu Yue’s eyes.

In fact, she had considered asking Yan Ling to help examine her brother.

But she already owed Yan Ling a huge favor, and she didn’t want to force another one upon her and make things difficult.

But she didn’t want to give up on the hope of her brother’s recovery, not until the very last moment!

After giving it some thought, Liu Yue slowly nodded.

However, to avoid causing unnecessary trouble for Yan Ling, she didn’t tell anyone else about Yan Ling’s intention to examine her brother.

Before seeing the patient and diagnosing the illness, Yan Ling couldn’t guarantee that she could cure him.

But once she arrived at Liu Yue’s house and examined her brother, she let out a long sigh of relief.

Even though the patient had been comatose for a year, despite having no consciousness or reaction, his family never gave up on his physical recovery exercises.

From his physical functions, it could be seen that they had taken great care of him.

"Dr. Yan, how’s my brother’s condition?" Liu Yue tried to keep herself from caring too much, but she couldn’t help but feel anxious.

Seeing her nervousness, Yan Ling withheld no secrets and said frankly, "The situation isn’t great, yet isn’t dire either. If properly treated, there could still be a glimmer of hope!"