My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 856: Chapter 840: It’s Just a Nightmare Chapter 856: Chapter 840: It’s Just a Nightmare It was still kidnapping combined with intentional murder, which could lead to life imprisonment or the death penalty, especially for that doctor, still a doctor, Brother, what kind of doctor is this, who lacks even the slightest medical ethics, how can he still practice medicine?

“Hmm, it’s okay,” Gu Ning shook his head, “Yuxin said that although it was dangerous, there was no risk to his life, it’s just that it would not be easy to restore the child’s health later on,” but he didn’t feel too worried.

After all, with Tang Yuxin there, even the worst body wouldn’t matter, don’t forget, there is still Tang Yuxin, who was able to save Tang Xincheng, who was almost killed by a venomous snake, so she could also save the current Tang Xincheng.

The most it would take is a few years, and although Tang Yuxin’s expression is heavy right now, she is no longer out of control, so he knew that nothing would happen to Tang Xincheng.

But the current state of Tang Xincheng was still chilling.

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Such a small child, for no apparent reason, had to endure such suffering.

He reached out and patted Gu Ning’s shoulder, then went out to take care of the rest of the matters.

“Mr.

Gu, have a look at this.”

This was a stack of documents brought over by an inspector and placed in front of Gu Qing.

Gu Qing put on gloves, took them, and then flipped through several pages.

“Yuxin, take a look,” he walked over and also laid the documents in front of Tang Yuxin, thinking that for a doctor like Tang Yuxin, these would be most visually intuitive.

Tang Yuxin took them, quickly flipped through several pages, and then returned them to Gu Qing.

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“Is it done?” she asked Gu Qing, she wanted to take her brother home, this place was not good for recovering, and besides, she found this place dirty.

“It’s done,” Gu Qing nodded, “All the evidence has been collected, I will prosecute them immediately.”

Only then did Tang Yuxin start to act, she removed all the tubes from Tang Xincheng’s body, these things were nothing but shackles binding Tang Xincheng’s body, with her there, it didn’t matter whether they were needed or not.

“I’ll do it,” Gu Ning picked up Tang Xincheng.

This child, one way or another, had never had a smooth path just like his sister, nearly killed by a snake as a child, and now having to endure such suffering again as he grew older.

He could only hope that after such a difficult experience, his fate would smooth out a little, wasn’t it said that those who survive great disasters are destined for subsequent fortune?

However, when they reached the outside, they halted.

“Yuxin, what about that one?”

Gu Ning asked about Wu Liangliang, who was still on another hospital bed.

“He won’t die,” Tang Yuxin said indifferently, after all, someone would take him to the hospital, as for what happens to him later, what does it have to do with her?

Gu Ning, holding Tang Xincheng, left and then took him to the main hospital.

As for the rest here, Gu Qing would handle it.

“Chengcheng…”

Ren Li suddenly sat up, covered in a cold sweat, this sweat almost soaking through her clothes.

She breathed heavily, the cold sweat on her forehead dripping down.

“Li, what’s wrong?”

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Tang Zhinian hurried over, his temples seemingly more gray than before.

He looked thinner, almost as if he had lost his shape.

In just a few days, the extent of his weight loss was a testament to the toll of his exhaustive worries and cares.

Poor Tang Zhinian, having gained a son so late in life, was now faced with such a tragedy.

Yet he could not afford to collapse; he had to take care of his wife and his son, who was still teetering between life and death.

Fortunately, Tang Yuxin was a doctor.

Thankfully, she assured that all was well.

Thankfully, it was their daughter and son-in-law who shouldered everything.

Thankfully, neither Ren Li nor Tang Xincheng were in grave danger.

They were hurt, they had suffered, but their lives were spared.

If that wasn’t the case, perhaps he would have been the first to succumb, likely coughing up blood and perishing.

“Zhinian, Zhinian…”

Ren Li hurriedly grasped at Zhinian’s sleeve, her fingernails digging into the flesh of his arm.

She paid no heed to whether it caused him pain, her own agony was too overwhelming to sense anything else, including Zhinian’s pain.

“Zhinian, where is Chengcheng?

Where is my Chengcheng?”

She had just had a terrible nightmare.

A nightmare so horrifying that she dreamt her Chengcheng had been harmed.

His body was covered in blood, as if he was bleeding out, and even his eyes were shedding blood.

He was crying, and he said, “Mom, it hurts, it really hurts.”

Thankfully, she woke up.

Thankfully, it was just a dream.

Thankfully, none of it had happened.

Otherwise, even if it cost her life, she would never forgive herself.

But where was her Chengcheng, where exactly was her son Chengcheng?

“Don’t panic, Li.”

Tang Zhinian hurried to comfort Ren Li.

“Chengcheng is fine.

Yuxin is here, and you know her capabilities.

How could she let anything happen to her own little brother?”

“Are you lying to me?”

Ren Li was still skeptical, terrified that Zhinian was just comforting her, just deceiving her, when in fact her Chengcheng was indeed in trouble, truly in trouble.

“How could I possibly lie to you?”

Tang Zhinian hastily placed a cup in front of Ren Li.

“You know me, don’t you?

If something really happened to Chengcheng, do you think I’d be able to speak to you so calmly?”

Tang Zhinian indeed hadn’t lied.

If something had truly befallen his son, no matter how strong he tried to be, he couldn’t have maintained such composure.

So his son was really fine, just sick and in need of rest.

Ren Li scrutinized Tang Zhinian carefully, searching his face for any hint of untruth.

Although Zhinian’s complexion was worn and he was noticeably thinner, his hair grayer and not dyed, his eyes bore fatigue but not despair.

This meant he wasn’t lying.

As husband and wife for ten years, they understood each other better than anyone else.

Appearances can be deceptive, but eyes never lie.

Therefore, Tang Zhinian was telling the truth, he really hadn’t lied.

So, her son must be all right; that was all that mattered, all that mattered was that he was safe.

Ren Li lay flat on the bed, feeling as though all her strength had been drained from her body.

She could barely lift her fingers.

The constant dizziness didn’t seem to lessen, especially after knowing her son was safe, she almost burst into loud sobs.

This time, she had suffered a great loss, a loss that she would likely never forget in her lifetime.

She had been played by her own biological parents, even harboring affection for them in her ignorance.

She was wrong, so terribly wrong.

Her parents were even worse than that woman Zhilan Sang.

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