My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 626: Chapter 618: Not Going Easy on the Song Family Members Chapter 626: Chapter 618: Not Going Easy on the Song Family Members As a result, now, being yanked around by Old Madame Song like that, not only had his broken leg not yet healed, but the other leg also became fractured.

Now, even if he didn’t want to lie down, he had no choice.

Previously he lay for three months, this time it would be at least half a year.

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And Old Madame Song certainly was not the type to take care of others.

As for Old Mr.

Song, he could only rely on his own fortune.

It was a feat he was still alive; as for his legs, they were no longer of concern.

As for the injuries on Old Madame Song and the simple-minded Song, they were grave indeed, and to make matters worse, the Song Family was now penniless.

It was uncertain how they would survive in the future, especially with the Youtao family not being one to mess with.

Old Madame Song was shameless, indeed, but the Youtao family could also be described as utterly unscrupulous.

Otherwise, they wouldn’t have deceived the simple-minded Song, using his affection to have him work for them, and cheated him of who knows how much money.

Of course, the incident wasn’t over.

The injuries on Old Madame Song and the simple-minded Song would eventually heal, but Youtao’s face had been seriously damaged.

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Old Madame Song’s rock had left a large gash several inches long on her face, bloody and raw.

The village doctor could only clean the wound and prescribe some medication, but Youtao’s pretty little face was ruined.

The village doctor said that while recovery wasn’t impossible, it would require a trip to a major hospital for skin grafting, which was exceedingly expensive.

For a small cut like that, if they went for skin grafting, it might cost tens of thousands of yuan, perhaps even over a hundred thousand.

In the village, a household might have a few thousand yuan at most; practically none had tens of thousands, let alone the usually required amount of over a hundred thousand.

Even if they sold the entire Old Madame Song’s family, they wouldn’t fetch much.

A disabled man, an old man on death’s door, and a fool—who would want them?

What use would it be to buy them, to worship them as ancestors?

Old Madame Song somehow got wind of the news that the Youtao family wanted her to pay for Youtao’s facial treatment, an amount in the tens of thousands.

But they didn’t have that kind of money at home; even the little they had was inexplicably gone.

Seeing her foolish son only made Old Madame Song angrier.

It must have been that vixen Youtao who had her son steal it, and now they had the audacity to turn around and bite back.

No matter what, she would never pay that money.

But she also understood that the Youtao family wouldn’t rest until they got the money, so she quickly packed up her things and took her foolish son to flee the village under the cover of night, leaving behind only the half-dead Old Mr.

Song lying there.

In the early morning, when the Youtao family came storming to demand an explanation from Old Madame Song’s household, they found that the Song family had already fled, leaving no one behind.

No, not exactly; Old Mr.

Song was still there, but what use was he?

He didn’t have a single penny to his name.

Whatever money remained in the house had been taken by Old Madame Song, and not a cent was left for Old Mr.

Song.

As for where Old Madame Song and the simple-minded Song ended up, no one knew.

However, later on, some said they had seen people resembling Old Madame Song and the simple-minded Song begging and scavenging for scraps at a train station.

Whether this was true, no one cared anymore.

In this world, what’s most abundant isn’t being remembered, but being forgotten.

Including those people and those events.

The good and, perhaps, the bad as well.

Tang Yuxin reached out her hand to Gu Ning.

“Hmm?” Gu Ning raised an eyebrow, “What do you want?”

“My indenture money.”

Tang Yuxin tilted her chin up ever so slightly, her eyes carrying a light smile, seeming to be in a rather good mood.

This was obviously a vast improvement from when she first returned.

At the very least, she had some vivacity and, having cleaned up, though her hairstyle was still unflattering, she at least resembled a young woman now.

Gu Ning generously took out her wallet, and from it, she withdrew a thousand yuan.

Tang Yuxin did not hesitate to accept the money; it was the price for selling herself, so of course, she was not shy about taking it.

Now, she was very poor, not carrying a bank card, a wallet, or a passbook on her person.

“Let’s go, I’ll treat you to a meal at a restaurant later.”

Tang Yuxin shook the thousand yuan in her hands and, to tell the truth, holding the money felt burning hot—it was better to spend it.

“How did you know it was me who did it?”

Gu Ning’s business of acting like a thief in the middle of the night was something she had not shared with anyone.

It was a disgraceful matter, how did Yuxin guess?

“I guessed,” Tang Yuxin said as she picked up some clothes and dressed appropriately.

There was no need to stay in the hospital anymore; although she still looked as thin as a ghost, she would recover soon.

It was impossible for a person to become fat in one go, just as it was impossible to fatten her up in an instant from her skeletal state.

Just like Gu Ning had said, there was no rush; take it slowly.

As for why Tang Yuxin knew that Gu Ning had gone to the Song Family to retrieve the money, it wasn’t really a surprise.

On that day, she had inadvertently seen the money in Gu Ning’s wallet.

The amount was the same as what she had given to Old Madame Song, so she guessed that Gu Ning had retrieved it.

Gu Ning was just like her; she had never really considered actually giving a thousand yuan to the Song Family.

She wasn’t short of money, but she would definitely not just hand over that thousand yuan to the Song Family.

Even if it meant burning or tearing the money, she would not let the Song Family benefit by a single cent.

Nor did the Song Family deserve to spend her redemption money.

Even if Gu Ning hadn’t gone, she would have found time to ask Gu Ning to help get it back.

It wasn’t about the amount of money; it was about some people just not deserving it.

She fondled the ten bills of Chairman Mao’s—the currency—in her hand, thinking it was best to spend it, spend it all without leaving a single cent, and then she could go home.

As for those who harmed her,

they would surely be shocked, because Tang Yuxin had returned.

The Tong Family should wait.

“Where shall we go?” Tang Yuxin was determined to spend the entire thousand yuan, so she took Gu Ning to the largest and finest restaurant in town.

She ordered a big table full of dishes; of course, this was also the most she had eaten, the best, and the most sumptuous meal she had enjoyed for a long time.

She was about to stuff herself until she would need to lean on the wall to get in, and again to get out.

It was fortunate that she had been getting physically stronger these past days.

The big bowls of cabbage and tofu soup each day had strengthened her frail stomach a bit.

Otherwise, with such feasting, her weak stomach might not have withstood it.

Tang Yuxin rubbed her now bulging stomach; she really had eaten herself to the brim, but it had been immensely satisfying.

More than a thousand yuan spent on a meal—such money, if used on a daily basis for hospital cafeteria meals, even selecting the better options, would have lasted at least half a year.

But now she’d managed to spend it all in one day.

Admittedly, she had indulged in some corruption, but it was a gratifying indulgence.