My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 1090: Chapter 1072: I Am Your Father Chapter 1090: Chapter 1072: I Am Your Father “`

“Thank you…”

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Director Li truly wanted to say those words from the heart.

As a doctor, Tang Yuxin did what any other doctor would do.

She not only excelled in her medical skills and healed the injured, but she also accomplished what many others did not—she saw things through to the end.

Therefore, there was no doubt that she excelled in her role as a doctor.

After a short while, Director Li remembered something else, “Don’t worry, I’ll take care of the issue with Zhang Yong for you.”

However, Tang Yuxin found this almost laughable, as if she had heard a joke.

This had never been her fault to begin with, and now they were saying they would “resolve” it for her.

Wasn’t that absurd?

Even though she did not take this to heart, she still gave Director Li enough respect by saying what should be said before she left.

In this world, if you can spare others, you should.

She was not unreasonable.

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As for Zhang Yong, they would handle it themselves.

“Hmm, you’ve been a great help this time,” Gu Ning was leaning against the wall, seemingly talking to someone on the phone.

Just then, a man who had just come out saw Gu Ning and hurried over.

“Gu Ning!”

Bai Qing couldn’t contain his excitement upon seeing Gu Ning.

They hadn’t seen each other for such a long time.

“I thought you had left.

It turns out you’re still here.”

Yuxin is here to help out for a few days.

Gu Ning put away his cellphone and smiled, “How’s it going?

The baby’s okay?”

“Good, good, really good.”

Every time Bai Qing mentioned his daughter, his mouth would split into a grin that he couldn’t close.

“Do you want to come and see the baby?

My baby is the most beautiful child to be born in this hospital,” he boasted.

In any father’s heart, his own child is the best and the most beautiful.

When Wang Xiaodou was born, she was considered the ugliest in the hospital, but to their family members, Wang Xiaodou was irresistibly cute.

“Let’s go, let’s take a look.”

Gu Ning also wanted to meet Bai Qing’s child.

After all, this child’s life was saved with the help of Tang Yuxin.

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Her safe and healthy birth was a tremendous relief for them all.

No matter how hard or tiring it was, and no matter how much they were wronged, it was all worth it as long as they were safe.

Bai Qing took Gu Ning to see his daughter, who was still in the incubator, possibly for a few more days.

Once the baby was out, they would be able to leave the hospital and go home.

The children in the hospital’s incubators were usually those who didn’t meet the weight requirements.

But looking at Bai Qing’s daughter, it seemed like this little one had grown impressively.

Gu Ning had seen her when she was first born—tiny and crying softly like a kitten.

However, after only a few days, she had grown much bigger, her eyes were open, shiny and clever-looking, with a cute little pointed chin.

Indeed, the child was growing up well, though it was still too early to tell whom she resembled.

But if the child’s face developed fully, she would definitely be beautiful, especially with her big eyes, already hinting at double eyelids.

Of course, she was quite lively now too.

Seeing Bai Qing, perhaps recognizing her father, her little arms and legs became especially animated.

“My sweet baby…”

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Bai Qing pressed his face up against the incubator, “I’m your daddy.”

The nurse on the side suddenly let out a suppressed giggle.

Even though this made Bai Qing feel embarrassed and his face turned bright red, he didn’t look away for a second, refusing to leave his daughter.

Yes, his daughter was truly beautiful, and he now wished he could see her every single day.

It was just that hospital regulations limited his visiting time, and up to this point, he hadn’t even touched his daughter’s little hand.

The child inside the incubator stretched out her tiny hand, as if trying to grasp something, and kept reaching towards Bai Qing, which made his nose tingle with emotion – an experience he was feeling for the first time.

He also reached out, separated by a layer of glass, it felt as if he could touch the baby’s small hand.

Gu Ning stood to the side, and it reminded him of when his own Xiaobai was born, it was the same situation.

He too looked at his children through a pane of glass, but it was much easier for him since Tang Yuxin was the chief doctor of the main hospital, so he didn’t have all these strict rules to follow – he could visit any time he wanted.

Tang Zhinian, on the other hand, wished he could stay in there every day; he must’ve been told by someone that the more presence in the child’s sight, the more likely the child would remember him.

Perhaps Bai Qing’s child also remembered Bai Qing as her father – after all, children do have memories.

After visiting his daughter, Bai Qing reluctantly left and asked about Tang Yuxin’s condition.

Learning she was working there as a temporary doctor, he couldn’t help but admire and respect her.

She truly was the epitome of a “White Coat Angel”.

Gu Ning patted Bai Qing on the shoulder, “You should head back first, Liu Juan is waiting for you.”

Bai Qing awkwardly scratched his head; indeed, it was time for him to go.

He gave Gu Ning his room number, and upon Gu Ning’s promise to visit him and his wife with Tang Yuxin, he finally left.

When Bai Qing asked where Gu Ning was staying, Gu Ning simply told him they were staying in a corner room.

Listening to this made Bai Qing’s heart ache a little.

Was the hospital’s housing situation really so tight that not even one dormitory room was available?

Meanwhile, Tang Yuxin had almost finished checking on the patients.

Those under her care were all recovering exceptionally well.

Now she was about to examine the last noteworthy patient, the one who had undergone limb reattachment surgery.

“Dr.

Tang, you’re here.”

The moment the patient saw Tang Yuxin, he eagerly greeted both her and Tang Yumin, his leg still immobilized, making him incapable of movement.

All of his daily needs had to be taken care of in the bed.

Thankfully, he was unharmed, and he had not informed his family of his accident; fortunately, they were not in the room, allowing him some peace.

“How are you feeling today?”

Tang Yuxin walked over and picked up the chart at the bedside, which had the patient’s information: Wen Qi, eighteen years old.

Just eighteen years old, indeed young.

Thankfully, he was lucky to have encountered Tang Yuxin, the temporary chief doctor from the main hospital, who was most skilled at non-damaging bone-setting surgery.

Otherwise, even if his leg had been reattached, he might have faced a lifetime of unequal leg lengths.

The patient smiled sheepishly, a very shy young man who seemed rather mature and stable.

Yet, how had he been so careless as to nearly lose half his leg?

Tang Yuxin flipped through the medical records, which detailed every aspect very clearly: daily temperature, blood pressure records, and the recovery of his leg, which now had blood circulating properly.

Even the tissues exposed outside showed signs of healthy blood color.

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