Which hospital his sister-in-law should receive treatment at was the result of discussions between his sister-in-law's parents' family and his eldest brother's parents, and had nothing to do with Zeng Wanning.
"Tell your family." Kong Yunbin asked him.
Transferring to the capital for treatment is very expensive. His eldest brother should be the first to disagree.
I just remember that Xiao Shu had just gone to the capital for treatment that year, and all the money he spent was donated by Xiao’s father’s close friends who were wealthy people in the financial circle.
"Does your family want your sister-in-law to die?" Kong Yunbin was probably too anxious to ask directly.
"My sister-in-law's life or death has nothing to do with me." Zeng Wanning replied coldly.
How could his brother-in-law have a relationship with his sister-in-law and care about her life and death? Do you want him to be beaten by his elder brother?
Kong Yunbin could tell that Mrs. Zeng was troublesome to the Zeng family, and she was also troublesome to him, Kong Yunbin.
"You are just a student, what kind of work can they let you do?" Zeng Wanning asked.
I thanked my classmates for coming for a consultation and pointed out that they did not work hard enough and did not check the information. For example, Dr. Tang is a senior doctor and cannot do this kind of thing himself. He will only assign tasks to the younger ones below.
Considering that he and classmate Xie are classmates, he, classmate Kong, needs to feel ashamed and make progress in comparison with classmate Xie, so he, classmate Kong, is responsible for this task.
The blame that could not be found out and was not found accurately all belonged to his classmate Kong.
When Zeng Wanning heard this, he shouted in his heart: Oh!
"Do you think I have to let your sister-in-law leave early? What will I do if she continues to stay here?" Kong Yunbin stared at him with his round eyes.
This is the case almost everywhere in clinical practice. Patients who cannot be dealt with by themselves should be sent away quickly. Don't die in your own hands, and don't be caught by your opponents.
"I'll give you an idea. You go tell your sister-in-law's family that it would be better to find a national association to govern." Kong Yunbin urged him.
"The problem is that they don't want to pay. They only want my eldest brother to pay for the medical expenses." Zeng Wanning spoke the truth.
"Don't they care about their daughter very much? Why do you ask your family to pay for it?" Kong Yunbin was stunned for a moment.
Zeng Wanning had a sneer on his face.
The most straightforward proof of true love in the world is to pay without paying. Sorry, Mrs. Zeng’s family, the Wang family, never planned to spend a penny on their daughter’s medical treatment. No wonder the Zeng family is cold-hearted towards patients, and Mrs. Zeng’s mother-in-law’s family is no better off.
"It's strange, weren't they the doctors from the National Association and Xie Wanying who came to our hospital to save the patients?" Kong Yunbin wondered.
A sly smile appeared on Zeng Wanning's lips again.
I don’t deny that Mr. Xie is smart, but he is kind-hearted. One of the characteristics of kind people is not being deceived but being deceived.
Kong Yunbin covered his mouth in surprise: "Did you say she was deceived by someone?"
Is their family member responsible for all the blame? You know, their family members have been investigated by the police and have nothing to do with the car accident. Do you think it's strange or not, but now the arrow keeps pointing to the Zeng family who want to kill Mrs. Zeng.
Who wants to kill Mrs. Zeng?
"I also want to know who wants to kill my sister-in-law." Zeng Wanning laughed twice, his mouth full of self-deprecation.
Kong Yunbin recalled that after Xie Wanying and the others came for consultation today, they directly said that they would leave first and talk about it tomorrow. It turned out that they were seeing something.
Got cheated.
This was the first feeling that Xie Wanying and others had when they went to the hospital to see the patients in person.
Having this feeling is a combination of all judgments. Including not meeting the patient's family when he went to the hospital, the Wang family, who Dr. Tang said loved the patient more, was also missing.
(End of chapter)
