My Billionaire Exhusband Grovels Me After Divorce
Chapter 1119 - 1119 1119 Qiao Yins Heart Is Rather Hard

Chapter 1119: Chapter 1119: Qiao Yin’s Heart Is Rather Hard Chapter 1119: Chapter 1119: Qiao Yin’s Heart Is Rather Hard Lu Shengqing, however, was not moved by her words. He spoke softly, “Yuyi, don’t lie to me anymore. You haven’t liked me for a long time. I know it all. The one you like is Lingche, and I have already had that confirmed by my mother.”

“Aunt Yao’s words can’t be trusted. She’s deceiving you!”

“If I can’t even believe my mother’s words, then whose words can I trust?”

Lu Shengqing shook his head. “Let’s not talk about that for now. You should leave this place first, and let me talk to Qiao Yin alone.”

How could Lan Yuyi possibly leave? Wouldn’t that be the same as giving Lu Shengqing and Qiao Yin a chance to be together?

Crying, she said, “I won’t go. I’ve been waiting for your return for so long, I absolutely won’t let go! And besides, Qiao Yin doesn’t like you either. She likes Lingche! Really, if you don’t believe me, just ask her!”

But Lu Shengqing didn’t ask. Lan Yuyi continued to cry and make a scene, refusing to leave, making it difficult for him to stay any longer.

“Qiao Yin, I’ll come back another day to apologize to you. I need to take Yuyi away today. Sorry for troubling you.”

Qiao Yin was very polite, “Eldest Young Master, no need to apologize. It’s all just trifles.”

Lu Shengqing didn’t know whether she was truly not angry anymore or if she was bottling up her emotions. In the past, Qiao Yin had no guard up against him, her emotions were on full display, happiness and unhappiness both written on her face.

But now, she had become more reserved, and he was no longer able to gauge Qiao Yin’s mood.

He felt somewhat uneasy inside, but he didn’t have any good solutions. He could only take Lan Yuyi and leave.

After the two of them left, Qiao Yin stood still in the office without moving.

She was still in shock. Patient No. 517 was Lu Shengqing, which felt almost like a dream to her.

As for the fact that Lu Shengqing had hidden the recovery of his memory and deceived her, it wasn’t that important anymore. If he didn’t want to promote the hospital, then so be it. The Lu Family was a super-wealthy family with an extraordinary status; it was normal for Lu Shengqing not to want to use his family name to advertise for her hospital.

Moreover, Lu Shengqing had always been a very filial person. Even if he had wanted to help advertise the hospital, Madam Lu would not have agreed to it, and he probably would not have gone against his mother’s orders.

Although Qiao Yin was somewhat unhappy, she got over it quickly. She stood in the office for just a short while before picking up her medical box again and heading to the wards.

However, with this lesson learned, Qiao Yin maintained a greater distance from her patients. What needed to be said was said; what didn’t need to be said or was unnecessary, she simply did not say.

After treating the patients, Qiao Yin went to the Hospital Director’s office to tell him that the hospital would no longer treat patients for free. Everyone coming for treatment would have to pay, especially for hospitalization fees and medical expenses, none of which could be waived.

Because Director Song carelessly admitted patients for free, people often stayed in the hospital for half a year. This was no longer a hospital; it was practically a free holiday resort!

Director Song was quite reluctant, “Doctor Qiao, many people have no money for medical treatment. If we start charging, they might choose not to get treated, and they could only go home and wait to die. Besides, some patients don’t have homes at all; we should provide them with a ward.”

Qiao Yin’s heart was much harder than his, “Have you thought about how much we would lose if we keep treating them for free, offering them free hospital stays? With the wards constantly occupied, other patients can’t be admitted, which is also unfair to them.”

“Hasn’t the hospital made quite a bit of money now? Treating some people for free should be no problem, right? Moreover, we are about to establish a branch soon, when there will be even more wards. Allocating some for the homeless shouldn’t be a problem.”

“At most I can accept that you take our hospital’s doctors to do free clinics once a month, but nothing else. Our hospital’s position is as a private aristocratic hospital, earning money from wealthy people. Those without money should go to public hospitals, where the costs are lower and more suitable for them.”

Director Song frowned, “But public hospitals won’t admit people without a penny either, nor would they arrange free wards for them; they still would not receive help.”