northernbook Chapter 423: 416: So It's His Mother
Chapter 423: 416: So It's His Mother
Chapter 423: Chapter 416: So It’s His Mother
They were escorted by a helicopter to the airport, their belongings safely stored in a box under special protection. Seeing this, Tang Zhinian felt a bit embarrassed. Did they really need to baby these items? At home, they just tossed stuff into the fridge. He even had to dig around in the fridge before he found them.
The plane he was on was luxurious and private, carrying only him and Chengcheng, along with a few doctors dressed in protective suits. Chengcheng, the naïve kid, was still peering out the window at the fluffy clouds below.
At the sight of this, Tang Zhinian couldn’t help but give a bitter smile. What a silly son he has.
Tang Yuxin opened the door to the ward and stepped inside – the woman in the room was still unconscious.
She walked over, sat down, then reached out to grasp the woman’s wrist, pressing her finger on her Hegu Acupoint. As she pressed down, the woman’s delicate eyebrows twitched slightly, showing signs of waking.
The woman opened her eyes and smiled faintly at Tang Yuxin.
“Thank you.”
“You’re welcome,” Tang Yuxin stood up and adjusted the woman’s medication to drip slower.
“Where’s your family? Why are you here alone? You should know your own health condition. You can’t be alone outside,” Tang Yuxin said. The woman had severe neuroasthenia and hypoglycemia. Although not considered a disease, she could faint easily and shouldn’t be alone outside.
“Sister?” At the sound of this title, the woman almost laughed.
“I’m almost fifty and you still call me ‘sister’. This makes me feel rather rejuvenated.”
“You look young, sister,” Tang Yuxin said. She could see the woman’s age, but she liked to call people ‘sister’. What woman didn’t like to be referred to as younger?
Uncle Gu...
She didn’t believe it and had the woman repeat the number.
“Sister, there’s no mistake, right?”
“No, it’s correct,” the woman smiled. Of course, she’d remember her son’s phone number clearly.
“Is your son named Gu Ning?” Tang Yuxin carefully asked, not believing the odds, this woman was Gu Ning’s mother.
The woman straightened up, “Do you know my Xiaoning? Oh right, you’re a doctor, you should probably know him. He works in the security company across.”
“I’m just an intern,” said Tang Yuxin, the involuntary intern. She resignedly put the phone to her ear, and a deep voice came from the other end.
“Uncle Gu, it’s me.” She took a deep breath. “Your mom is in the hospital.”
Before long, Gu Ning pushed the door open. His spirit seemed a bit low, but not terribly so. Tang Yuxin felt that no matter how many more wounds he received, there would be little impact on him. This man had an exceptional ability to recover.
“Mom, are you okay?” Gu Ning rushed over and sat in front of his mother. “Didn’t we tell you not to come? Your mother is with us, nothing will happen to her.” His mother’s weak health was known to all. A little carelessness could cause her to faint, let alone the long distance she had traveled.
“I was worried about your grandma and wanted to see her. I didn’t expect this to happen. It’s nothing, just an old problem,” she patted her son’s shoulder. “Thanks to this young doctor.”
‘Young doctor’ – hearing this made Tang Yuxin want to crysome more. She was a student, not a doctor.
“Mom, rest for now,” Gu Ning helped his mother to lie down. “Don’t worry about grandma. My dad will be back in a few days, so don’t worry about anything.”