Su Qiao gave the two overly excited people a slight nod. "The surgery was a success. I've already prescribed the medicine he should take after waking up and given it to his attending physician, Professor Du. There shouldn't be any problems with the rest."
"The surgery was a success. I've already prescribed the medicine he should take after waking up and given it to his attending physician, Professor Du.
There shouldn't be any problems with the rest."
"Thank you, thank you! Thank you for saving my son." Liu Ahua covered her chest, tears of gratitude filling her eyes.
They had already learned about the surgery from Professor Du.
After learning that their son had an over eighty percent chance of recovering, the heavy mountain that had been weighing on their hearts suddenly vanished.
Liu Tiezhu clenched his fists tightly, struggling to calm himself. "Then... Miss Su, will you... will you come tomorrow?"
Su Qiao shook her head slightly. "The county town is too far away. It's inconvenient for me to come."
She glanced at the clock on the nurse's station wall.
It was four o'clock. There was still enough time to go to the large Chinese medicine shop beside the hospital and have some medicine prepared.
"If you trust me, I'll get some more effective medicine prepared for him and bring it to you later. But you'll have to pay for it yourselves."
Liu Tiezhu had been somewhat disappointed and was pondering how to find a solution. He hurriedly pulled a thick wad of bills from his pocket.
"Of course. Please take this money. If it isn't enough, I'll go get more tomorrow."
After saying that, he briskly took a People's Bank card from his pocket and handed it to her.
"Also, this is our way of thanking you.
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