Surgery Godfather
Chapter 1159 - 919 Please Call Me Professor Yang

Chapter 1159: Chapter 919 Please Call Me Professor Yang

All through the night, Bao Yulou didn’t sleep, constantly contemplating what to do about the situation.

Usually, a trivial matter might lead to a few words of argument with his wife, but now, facing such a serious matter, he had no desire to argue, and instead was exceptionally quiet. The couple sat in the sitting room of their villa all night, not saying a word to each other.

It wasn’t until morning that they spoke.

"Old Bao, is the trouble our son has caused this time really that serious?"

"Very serious, so serious that there’s no easy way out. The Provincial Hall is handling it specifically, and Capital is supervising it. Our son is the mastermind. Fortunately, Professor Yang is alright, or else our son would really be in hot water."

Upon hearing of the severe nature of the situation, Mrs. Bao shivered with fear.

"How could this be? Old Bao, you must think of something—we only have one son."

"I know that; he’s my son too. Even though he’s been such a scoundrel in various ways, he’s still my son at the end of the day. How could I not try to find a solution? If there’s a way out there, even if it means kneeling, I’d be down on my knees in an instant."

"Old Bao—it’s all my fault."

"It’s not just your fault, I’m also responsible. Now is not the time to talk about this. Let me think properly about what to do. You don’t need to panic, just take care of yourself, understand? I’ll handle our son’s issues."

The breakfast prepared by the housekeeper wasn’t appealing to Bao Yulou and his wife, but running around on an empty stomach was no good either, so Old Bao still ate somewhat mechanically.

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In fact, the incident had not greatly affected Yang Ping’s work and life; he carried on with his duties and surgeries as usual.

Dashun and his team deeply reflected on the unexpected incident, summarizing the lessons learned. For a national treasure of Yang Ping’s caliber, security measures could not afford any oversights.

Instructions from the higher-ups indicated that Professor Yang’s research results had caused an international sensation. His capabilities in research were epoch-making; he was the world’s leading medical expert. Many international powers were planning to acquire someone of his talent, and to guard against these capital forces from taking bold risks, the security measures must be strengthened. One should not underestimate the desire for control and the dangerous nature of transnational capital. In essence, the guidance was to shed any illusions and prepare for struggle.

With this approach in mind, Dashun completely reevaluated the security protocol, arranging undercover posts not only in the hospital but also near Yang Ping’s residence and along his commute routes.

The next morning, after checking the ward, Yang Ping decided to visit Bao Junhao at the Overseas Chinese Building. Since the surgery had been under his direction, he intended to personally assess whether Bao Junhao was fit for discharge. If he met the conditions for leaving, it would be better to hand him over to the police sooner to save the hospital bed.

When it was heard that Yang Ping would be visiting Bao Junhao, Dashun immediately called on Ershun, "You accompany Professor Yang."

Ershun casually picked up a white gown from the security room. After the incident, the security situation had visibly changed. Dashun reported to the higher-ups overnight and brought in twenty-one plainclothes guards, who were stationed at the Surgical Research Institute under the guise of Sanbo Hospital security personnel. These twenty-one individuals were divided into three groups with different responsibilities: some stationed on the first floor, some at key traffic points, and others in the ward area, all forming a rigorously layered defense system.

At this moment, the doctors and nurses at the Overseas Chinese Building were also stunned; they did not know exactly what was going on, but they had received an emergency notice from the police stating that Bao Junhao was suspected of criminal activities and had been formally detained. Since his health status post-surgery was not yet clear, out of humanitarian spirit, he was being allowed to remain hospitalized for treatment until he met the conditions for discharge, after which he would be formally arrested and detained. During his stay at the hospital, Bao Junhao would be guarded by the police.

The whole incident regarding Yang Ping’s assault was kept confidential because, in fact, the security work primarily targeted hidden enemies and was meant to be as discreet as possible, without attracting too much attention.

When Yang Ping arrived at the ward, Bao Junhao, lying in bed, didn’t appear to be in a hurry; he firmly believed this was a minor issue and that his Old Dou would have it well taken care of.

From his youth, the occasions that had involved the police weren’t just one or two, and in the end, didn’t they all amount to nothing?

"Professor Yang is here for the rounds, please cooperate!"

The young and efficient police squad leader in charge of surveillance reminded Bao Junhao.

"Yang, I’ll see just how long you can be arrogant. Did you call the police, huh? You think calling them will do anything to me? You must not understand the situation," Bao Junhao taunted, gesturing with his fingers from the bed.

The policeman standing by his bed immediately restrained Bao Junhao’s hands and put him in handcuffs to prevent any harm to Professor Yang.

"Watch your attitude. The doctor is here to make his rounds, and I expect you to cooperate properly."

The officer reminded him sternly.

Yang Ping waved his hand, signaling to the officer that there was no need for a reminder; he could do as he pleased.

"Yang—"

"Please address me as Professor Yang! Now, I need to check your knee joint mobility. Please move your knee joint."

"You think I’m scared of you, huh? Just wait and see; I’ll have you regret this."

"Could you please move your knee joint?"

Yang Ping spoke calmly, never uttering a word unrelated to the medical examination throughout the encounter, refraining from insults or engaging in a verbal one-upmanship—simply remaining cool and rational, fulfilling his doctor’s responsibilities.

Of course, Bao Junhao was uncooperative. Yang Ping wasn’t going to physically examine him but merely observed his involuntary leg movements to roughly gauge that the knee joint mobility was very good and the lower limb muscle strength normal.

The electrocardiogram monitoring from after the surgery had not yet ceased. Yang Ping glanced at the monitor screen beside the bed, and his heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration all appeared normal.

"The ear temperature this morning was 37 degrees," the nurse reported.

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