"Doctor Guo, 32 weeks. According to the family, she slipped while doing laundry and hit her abdomen. She's already bleeding, and the mother is suffering unbearable abdominal pain. The situation is extremely urgent."
Doctor Guo took the folder and quickly read through the description of the patient's condition. She was decisive and efficient. "Prepare for delivery immediately. If necessary, perform a cesarean section. Have the family sign the consent form."
"Yes."
Mother Wu heard their conversation and immediately panicked.
She hurried over and grabbed Doctor Guo's arm. "Doctor, you have to save my grandson! He's my first grandson. No matter what, please save him—please save him!"
Doctor Guo pried her hand away and said calmly, "We'll do our best."
"And this is a hospital. Don't make a racket here and disturb the other mothers."
Mother Wu acted as though she hadn't heard her. Her voice remained loud, with no sign of quieting down.
"Doctor, if anything happens, please save my grandson's life first. If anything happens to him, I won't go on living either, I..."
Doctor Guo frowned when she heard that.
"Are you saying that if it comes down to saving only one, you want us to save the child and not the mother?"
Mother Wu's eyes lit up, and she hurriedly nodded. "Yes, yes, exactly! Save the child, not the mother. The child is the most important. He's the lifeblood of our Wang family."
Several nurses passing by, and even some patients' family members, frowned.
What was wrong with this family?
It hadn't even reached the critical moment yet, and they were already willing to abandon their daughter-in-law's life so easily?
Besides, even if they really had to choose, shouldn't they save the mother first?
Even from a practical standpoint, setting family ties aside, if they saved the