My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 880: Chapter 864 Coming Right Up Chapter 880: Chapter 864 Coming Right Up Ren Li listened to their complaints on the side, her delicate red lips curling upwards, yet nobody knew the sarcasm hidden beneath her sunglasses.

Don’t worry, he will be here soon.

The elevator doors opened, and Ren Li pushed her sunglasses up her face again, as a whiff of fragrance wafted from her, the fiery red lips and the shapely figure exuding the charm of a mature woman—not something a young girl could easily possess.

“What are you looking at?” Wu’s mother pinched Wu’s father’s arm forcefully, “You’re old enough to be her grandfather, and yet you’re still looking at other women.”

“What are you talking about?” Wu’s father dodged Wu’s mother’s hand, “I just felt that woman looked kind of familiar.”

“Familiar?” Wu’s mother’s voice became sharp and piercing.

“Could she be an old flame of yours?

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You shameless old man, while your grandson’s life hangs in the balance, here you are running into an old flame.”

“You really are unreasonable.”

Wu’s father shrugged off Wu’s mother and left.

It was no use trying to reason with this kind of woman.

He was of such an age that, even if he had the inclination, he no longer had the capacity, and he really hadn’t thought about such matters.

Even though the woman who had that just passed by wore sunglasses and had most of her face covered, he indeed felt a sense of familiarity, “That person looked like Ren Li.”

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“That’s impossible!” Wu’s mother was the first to disbelieve, “Ren Li is over forty years old, how could she still look so young?

That woman I saw can only be in her thirties at most.”

“Why not?” Wu’s father felt sure he hadn’t remembered incorrectly, that was Ren Li.

Although it had been over ten years since they last met, no matter what, Ren Li had been their daughter-in-law for a decade.

Even if he mistook someone else, he shouldn’t mistake Ren Li’s appearance.

“I’m sure you saw it wrong.”

Wu’s mother rolled her eyes at Wu’s father.

Ren Li and Ren Ying are twins.

Just look at what Ren Ying looks like now; that’s how Ren Li should look.

How could she be so thin?

Ren Ying had long since lost the slenderness of the past, she’s a middle-aged woman, whereas how could Ren Li have remained unchanged for over a decade?

That’s just impossible.

Wu’s father did not argue with Wu’s mother over this.

He didn’t want to engage in a back-and-forth with her.

He still trusted his own eyes—that was Ren Li.

And who says twins must look alike?

Ren Li and Ren Ying have never resembled each other.

They look different and naturally age differently.

Ren Ying might have become ugly and old, but not necessarily Ren Li.

“What are you still doing here?”

Wu’s mother yelled at Wu’s father again, “Go find your son, are you waiting here for your grandson to die?”

Wu’s father watched Wu’s mother’s retreating figure, and hearing her voice that sounded like a sow, along with her vulgar figure, he simply could not recall what Wu’s mother looked like when she was young.

She must have been quite attractive or else he wouldn’t have had eyes for Wu’s mother back in the day.

But beauty fades, and even the most beautiful woman can turn into a fiendish hag with time.

He followed behind Wu’s mother, his head drooping in defeat.

Now that a multitude of problems were bearing down on him, he didn’t know what to do and could only wait for his son to arrive, to see what his decision would be.

The only person who could save Wu Liangliang, though, was probably Tang Xincheng, but whether or not a second surgery was possible was something he didn’t know…

Wu’s father found a public telephone and finally stood there, dialing Wu Bin’s cell phone, wondering if he carried it with him.

When they had left in a hurry, they hadn’t brought anything, naturally that included a cell phone.

As for Wu’s mother, she always used the landline at home; she couldn’t possibly carry the landline around with her, could she?

As for the money to make the call, he had asked Ren’s father for it.

Ren’s father had only ten yuan on him; five yuan went on transportation, they had spent a few Yuan on some food, and the water was boiled water from the hospital, leaving the rest for the phone call.

Neither Wu’s father nor anyone else had ever felt so stifled or suffered such torment.

Not only had they lost face this time, but they had also completely lost their dignity.

After trying for a long time, Wu’s father finally got through to Wu Bin.

“Wu Bin, come quickly, Liangliang’s condition isn’t too good,” he said.

“Oh…” Wu Bin, upon hearing Wu Liangliang’s name, didn’t show a flicker of light in his eyes, the only change was a few more shades of coldness in his expression.

“Where are you?

Hurry over and remember to bring some money, we’re all out,” said Wu’s father, anxiously glancing at the time on the phone call.

They didn’t have much change left, and the call couldn’t last too long or they wouldn’t be able to pay the phone bill.

Losing face in front of their own was one thing, but they couldn’t afford to lose face in front of others.

Just as Wu’s father was about to urge again, the line was disconnected.

Thinking the line had been cut, he tried redialing, only to find that Wu Bin’s phone was now switched off.

“Maybe the cell phone battery died.”

Wu’s father made excuses for his son because Wu Bin wouldn’t just hang up on him; after all, it was a matter of life and death for his grandson.

Liangliang was the Wu Family’s only hope, and Wu Bin cared deeply for his son.

Without this son, the Wu Family line would be severed.

“How is it, when is your son coming over?” Wu’s mother hurried over and asked Wu’s father, “Did you tell him to bring more money?

I’m starving.

With so little food shared among several people, how can it be enough?”

“He’s on his way, he’ll be here soon,” Wu’s father answered, but in truth, he didn’t know when Wu Bin would arrive.

Yet he hoped it would be soon, considering it was a life-or-death situation, not something trivial.

After calling Wu Bin, they returned to the hospital room where Wu Liangliang was still in a coma, unresponsive.

The doctor had said if they didn’t operate immediately, Wu Liangliang might not make it.

The money for his surgery was still owed; nobody was concerned about the money issue since neither family was actually short of cash.

It was just that they didn’t have money on hand, so they could only wait for Wu Bin.

Once Wu Bin arrived, all problems would be solved.

“How is it, when will Wu Bin come?” Ren’s father, seeing Wu’s parents enter, hurriedly came over to ask, “Liangliang’s condition really has me worried.”

“He’ll be here in a moment.”

Before Wu’s father could speak, Wu’s mother jumped in front of him, “Liangliang is the root of our Wu family, and Wu Bin only has this one son.

He’ll be here right away, and nothing will happen to our Liangliang.”