University Doctor and His Fragile Patients

Though...

Judging by Chen Mu’s previous attitude.

Su Bingbing had quietly speculated deep down in her heart.

That Chen Mu might hold some degree of resentment towards certain things that happened back then.

But the current development.

Even Su Bingbing hadn’t anticipated this.

In the program, Chen Mu seems like a guy fully aware of reality.

Had he been so foolish before?

Su Bingbing just looked at Chen Mu.

With a face full of expressions that couldn’t be concealed, an unbelievable look.

Su Bingbing’s expression was somewhat too blatant.

Chen Mu couldn’t withstand Su Bingbing’s gaze.

He awkwardly touched his neck and avoided Su Bingbing’s line of sight.

Regarding Su Bingbing’s reaction.

Chen Mu and others didn’t find anything unusual, but Fu Xiaocui couldn’t hide her dissatisfaction.

"So what if he helped us with the medical and hospitalization bills, this doesn’t disguise the fact that he’s just a quack!"

"Frankly speaking!"

"If it weren’t for that quack, we wouldn’t have lost the head of the family, lost my husband, our pillar!"

"Everything wrong, it’s all Chen Mu’s fault!"

Wary of saying too much and making more mistakes, Fu Xiaocui was quite clever.

After saying a few words, she started wiping her tears.

—

"Although she seems pitiful, why do I feel that Dr. Chen is actually more pitiful right now?!"

"This woman’s attitude towards Dr. Chen is basically as if dealing with an enemy, and now you’re telling me that Dr. Chen was the one who paid for your husband’s surgery and medical bills?"

"It’s already clear that it didn’t meet the medical assistance criteria, yet he still paid out of pocket. It looks like something only a young doctor would do."

"I remember results of the investigation were published online back then; the surgery footage was there, and the evaluation showed no surgical errors."

"Gastrectomy is actually very mature, generally there shouldn’t be any issue."

"There was too much criticism online before, but this time peers can finally voice out that generally, the chance of issues with gastrectomy is low, although deaths aren’t impossible, and according to past cases, most are due to family members’ nursing mistakes resulting in patient’s death, Dr. Chen’s probability of being innocent is high."

"666!!! You all must be in cahoots, right? Now you’re directly blaming it on the victim’s family, what, bullying orphans and widowed mothers are fun for you?"

"Before studying medicine, learn to be a good person first."

"..."

—

Su Bingbing listened to Fu Xiaocui’s explanation.

Her investigative gaze fell on Chen Mu: "So, Dr. Chen, why did you help with the medical bills back then?"

During those few days working together before, how hadn’t I noticed this about Chen Mu?

Does Chen Mu have such a foolish side?

"Dr. Chen, it has already been a long time ago, there’s no need to bring it up now!"

Knowing well that at such times, it’s inappropriate to step forward anymore.

Clearly still remembered what was advised, that saying more would make more mistakes.

But after speaking, Fu Xiaocui still stubbornly felt aggrieved.

She had seen online how Chen Mu’s living conditions were pretty good, totally different from families like theirs.

Chen Mu has a wealthy and powerful father!

Such a person, even with a lot of black marks, holding his family’s money can still live well.

But their family is different.

Now their situation can basically be described as impoverished, having nothing after meals.

Fu Xiaocui hates Chen Mu.

Does the truth really matter that much?

What matters is her husband died! Their family now lacks a labor force, this money should come from Chen Mu!

Moreover!

Didn’t Chen Mu kindly help them with surgery costs back then?

If you’re going to help, help all the way.

Why can’t Chen Mu continue being kind?!

Since Su Bingbing has done many programs, she has dealt with many guests and interviewees.

As soon as Fu Xiaocui spoke, Su Bingbing knew Fu Xiaocui was up to no good.

Spoke coldly: "Dr. Chen didn’t bring it up, I was curious and had to ask."

"I also read some of your ’essays’ online."

"You’ve always said Dr. Chen ignored your family, the victims, after the incident."

"Then why haven’t you proactively mentioned that Dr. Chen had once paid for hospital and surgery fees for your family?"

"I suppose during previous consultations, Dr. Chen and the hospital should have made it clear to you, that surgery was necessary."

"If it weren’t for Dr. Chen’s help, you’d never part with your gold bracelet, wouldn’t gather surgery funds for your man, maybe the blame wouldn’t fall on Dr. Chen, after all, in your eyes, your gold bracelet was far more important than your man’s life!"

Su Bingbing was unabashed in showing her contempt in her eyes.

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"!!!"

"I always felt something was off when hearing this woman speak, now suddenly it’s clear. If she truly cared about her man as she said she does, she wouldn’t be unwilling to part even with a gold bracelet."

"At critical times, even selling off family assets, one would protect what they care about."

"I can sort of understand not selling cars or houses considering families with elderly and young ones, but..."

"A house is necessary for living, a justifiable need, but a gold bracelet isn’t necessary."