Perspective Medical Genius Young Master
Chapter 489: Mistaken for a Swindler

Chapter 489: Chapter 489: Mistaken for a Swindler

At this time, a fellow patient by the bedside turned his head and, looking at Buddha with a solemn voice, said, "It’s been a long time since you’ve visited little Wu You. Now that you are here, you want to take her away. What exactly is the reason?"

"Mr. Wu, you have also talked about your own situation before, so I know you have done a lot for little Wu You and have spent quite a bit of money. I’ve talked with little Wu You as well. Until now, your financial situation has not been very good."

Zhao coughed and said earnestly to Buddha, "But I believe, Mr. Wu, that you shouldn’t just leave because you can’t support it anymore. I think you should persist. Even though it’s very tough, persistence always brings hope. Little Wu You, such a lovely girl, will surely be looked after by heaven. She will definitely get better."

Buddha, upon hearing Zhao’s explanation, suddenly realized that Zhao and the fellow patients in the same room had misunderstood him. They thought he was unable to continue supporting Wu You’s treatment and was choosing to give up. Despite the minor misunderstanding, Buddha was still touched by Zhao’s and the others’ kindness.

"Haha, Sister Zhao, I’m afraid you’ve misunderstood. I am not giving up on little You’s treatment. You can say that little You is my life. How could I give up on her!"

Buddha, with a smile on his face, said to Zhao, "I just found a way to cure little You, so now I need to take her away for treatment. You misunderstood, Sister Zhao!"

Upon hearing Buddha’s words, Zhao looked somewhat skeptical, her eyes flashing with doubt. She had been in contact with Wu You for so long, and she really loved the girl and didn’t want to see Buddha give up the thought of treatment.

"Mr. Wu, you say you’ve found a way to cure little You. Just now you said that you are not taking her to another hospital, which contradicts your previous statement. Mr. Wu, to be honest, I’m just a nurse, and I really shouldn’t be so involved, but I really don’t want to hear that such a lovely girl will just give up on treatment..."

Zhao shook her head and continued, looking at Buddha, "If it’s really because of financial reasons, then I am willing to give back all the wages you once paid me. I don’t have much to offer, otherwise I wouldn’t still be a nurse. But as long as you continue treating little Wu You, I can also contribute thirty thousand yuan, which is all my savings!"

After finishing her speech, Zhao lowered her head, her eyes filled with sorrow as she looked towards Wu You.

"Right! Although we can’t be of much help, if there really is a slight shortfall in the treatment expenses for little Wu You, then though we can’t do much, we can still help a little,"

the patient by the bed also said seriously to Buddha.

The words of these two people made Buddha wryly smile. He could feel Zhao’s sincerity and her genuine concern for Wu You, but he was clearly telling the truth. Why would Zhao not believe him!

Since the boss had already said that he could cure little You’s illness, there should be no problem. However, Buddha felt that his boss didn’t want to reveal himself, so Buddha couldn’t simply and clearly inform others that Sun Li could cure Wu You’s leukemia, making the situation very awkward for Buddha.

"Little You, Auntie An has come. Have you been behaving as told and resting well?"

Just then, a melodious female voice sounded, and the door of the room was also opened simultaneously.

A beautiful young woman doctor walked in. She was wearing black-rimmed glasses, had fair skin, and a small black mole next to her pointy chin—far from spoiling her beauty, the mole only added a unique charm to this attractive doctor.

What drew the most attention to this female doctor was her full and perky buttocks, which, even under the cover of a white lab coat, were still very conspicuous, and the young woman in a white lab coat exuded a unique allure.

"Auntie An!"

Seeing the young woman doctor enter the room, Wu You’s eyes lit up, and she joyfully exclaimed, "Look, my dad came today!"

Upon hearing Wu You’s words, An Xin narrowed her eyes and smiled at Wu You, then she noticed Buddha standing opposite Wu You.

"Mr. Wu, hello, nice to see you again!"

An Xin extended her soft hand to Buddha.

"Doctor An Xin, I really appreciate all your help lately."

Buddha had known this doctor since, after all, it was An Xin who had received Wu You at the Qindu Hospital, and he now extended his hand to shake hands with An Xin.

"Wu You’s condition has been quite good lately, and I think if we adjust his treatment a bit more, he might be able to undergo a second bone marrow transplant surgery. However, this might trouble you again!"

An Xin looked at Wu You and smiled as he spoke. It was clear that Wu You was truly beloved by everyone in the hospital.

"Haha, thank you, Doctor An Xin, but that won’t be necessary."

Buddha laughed and spoke to An Xin with a smile. The usually somber Buddha now showed not a hint of sorrow on his face, and even An Xin felt no pressure at all.

The Buddha’s demeanor before An Xin was not at all what she had seen in him previously, which caused her to frown and feel a sudden suspicion in her heart.

"Doctor An Xin, Mr. Wu is planning to take Wu You away—not to another hospital!"

Just at that moment, Sister Zhao suddenly spoke anxiously to An Xin, "And he is planning to take little Wu You away today. He has already started packing his things!"

Hearing Sister Zhao’s words, An Xin’s eyes narrowed instantly. She turned her head and stared steadfastly at Buddha.

"Mr. Wu, if you are experiencing some financial difficulties, you can tell us. Although we can’t offer much help, we have many people, and many hands make light work. We can always figure out a way to assist you. Little Wu You’s condition has just improved, and I think we should persist a bit longer. Moreover, you seem not to have discussed this matter of Wu You’s discharge with me."

As Wu You’s chief physician, An Xin spoke to Buddha with a serious expression.

Her first thought was that Buddha might be facing some financial difficulties, given that treating leukemia indeed requires a significant amount of money.

Qindu Hospital was not like some other hospitals that were corrupt and untrustworthy.

The hospital enjoyed good relations and mutual trust between doctors and patients.

Furthermore, since Wu You was also very much beloved by the hospital doctors, An Xin, eager to see Wu You get better, was persuading Buddha not to take Wu You away, especially since his condition was improving and trying a second bone marrow transplant might partially cure his leukemia.

"Mr. Wu, our Qindu Hospital isn’t outstanding in leukemia treatment. You could choose to let little Wu You recuperate here and then take her to a better hospital for treatment. However, if you are thinking of giving up on the treatment and taking little Wu You away, I’m sorry, but I cannot accept that."

An Xin stared intently at Buddha as she continued, "We can discuss any difficulties you’re facing. Moreover, you were going to take little Wu You away without discussing it with me, her primary physician. And I just saw that a sum of money has been deposited into little Wu You’s account, which for now, is sufficient for her needs."

An Xin earnestly persuaded Buddha, clearly very eager to see Wu You get better.

At the same time, the other patients in the same ward, including Sister Zhao, unhesitatingly stood with An Xin.

In Sister Zhao’s arms, little Wu You’s eyes twinkled beautifully.

Seeing the situation before him, Buddha gave a bitter smile and shook his head with a laugh.