Chapter 604 : Removal of Toxins
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The doctor pondered for a moment, then answered earnestly under Fu Jing’s expectant gaze, “I’m not sure, but I know the chances are high.”
Hearing this, Fu Jing’s sense of despair slightly dissipated, yet she couldn’t help but say, “The chances are high, but there’s still a possibility of failure. If…”
Su Ting interrupted Fu Jing, looking seriously towards the operating room, “Daidai will definitely succeed in the surgery.”
Fu Jing, influenced by Su Ting’s firm expression, nodded subconsciously, “Yes, I must believe in Gu Dai; the surgery will definitely be successful.”
Zhou Ci followed Song Ling’s car to the hospital entrance and quickly entered, finding Song Ling standing there in a daze.
Zhou Ci approached her and asked in confusion, “What are you doing at the hospital?”
Song Ling stared intently at the operating room door, “Gu Dai knows medicine.”
Zhou Ci nodded, “I know, she even saved my grandfather once.”
As he finished speaking, he looked puzzled at Song Ling, “I remember telling you, and you already knew that Gu Dai was skilled in medicine.”
Song Ling shook his head, his expression dreamy as he replied, “It’s not the same.”
Zhou Ci, puzzled, “What’s not the same?”
Recalling what he had seen and heard of Gu Dai’s life-saving actions since arriving at the hospital, Song Ling fell silent for a while before finally saying, “I thought Gu Dai only knew basic medicine, but she seems completely different from what I imagined.”
Since regaining her memory, Gu Dai had displayed many skills, deeply capturing his attention. Song Ling was curious about what other secrets she might have.
Su Ting felt a hostile gaze on him and turned to meet Song Ling’s eyes, his expression indifferent as he walked out of the hospital with his phone.
Song Ling, not expecting Su Ting to ignore him so blatantly, clenched his fists in anger and ordered, “Stop!”
Su Ting halted, turning back to coldly say, “I have things to deal with now, I don’t have time to waste with you.”
Watching Su Ting’s retreating back, Song Ling’s expression darkened.
Zhou Ci, sensing the chilly air emanating from Song Ling, was scared breathless and carefully retreated to the corner to make himself less conspicuous.
As time ticked by, Fu Jing took deep breaths to calm his nerves.
Seeing Fu Jing continually watching the operating room, the doctor advised, “Madam, you should rest for a while, or it’ll take a toll on your body.”
Fu Jing waved her hand, insisting, “I’m fine, I don’t need to rest.”
The doctor looked at Fu Jing’s pale, bloodless face and frowned slightly, “Madam, you…”
Just then, the door to the ward opened, cutting off the doctor’s words.
Everyone instinctively turned to look. Fu Jing quickly approached Gu Dai, anxiously asking, “Miss Gu, how is my son? Is he alright?”
Gu Dai nodded, “He’s recovered from critical condition. He needs to rest a lot in the coming days.”
Fu Jing, thrilled, grabbed Gu Dai’s arm, “Miss Gu, thank you. If it weren’t for you, Fu Chuan might not have survived.”
Gu Dai shook her head, “It’s nothing.”
She then looked towards the operating room and saw Fu Chuan being wheeled out by the nurses, and told Fu Jing, “You should go take care of Fu Chuan.”
Fu Jing looked at Fu Chuan on the bed, her eyes instantly reddening, “Alright.”
Gu Dai looked around but didn’t see Su Ting, murmuring in confusion, “Where is he?”
Upon hearing Gu Dai’s words, the doctor explained, “Mr. Su went to investigate the matter.”
Gu Dai checked her phone and saw a message from Su Ting an hour ago saying he went to look into who poisoned Fu Chuan and would be back soon.
The doctor, eyes sparkling, looked at Gu Dai.
Gu Dai met his gaze, puzzled, “Is there something?”
The doctor bit his lip, his excitement evident, “Miss Gu, your medical skills are incredible.”
He took a deep breath, “The poison in the patient’s body was extremely potent, and all our doctors were helpless. But you managed to save him; that’s truly amazing.”
Gu Dai raised her eyes, seriously, “I have a medical book on various toxins. I’ll arrange for my assistant to send it to you later.”
The doctor, eyes wide in disbelief, “You mean to give it to us for research?”