Rebirth in the 70s: A rough man’s husband pinches his waist and dotes on him

Qinglang lowered his head because of the poking by this woman, and he couldn't lift it up.

Zhiyuan had sharp eyes and saw drops of moisture dripping down Qinglang's worn cloth shoes.

Zhiyuan's expression immediately changed, and he asked, "Who are you?"

Qingtian had walked to her brother's side at some point. After hearing this, she looked timid and whispered to Zhiyuan, "It's my aunt."

When Zhiyuan heard this, he smiled and said, "Oh? Aunt, are you here to pay Aunt's medical expenses?"

When the woman heard this, her face changed. "What kind of idiot is this? I didn't beat him up, so why should I pay for his medical expenses?"

Qingtian had been wiping away tears and didn't dare to speak, but now she didn't know where she got the courage from, and she retorted with a trembling voice, "But, if we can't find the person who beat him up, will mother never save him?"

"Stupid girl!" the woman scolded her, "You're not going to stay in the hospital? You'll run away after the doctor cures you!"

Qingtian opened his eyes wide, "Then...then the hospital...the hospital...won't it be at a disadvantage?"

"Hmph, why should the hospital suffer a loss? Doctors are there to treat illnesses. Don't your textbooks say that doctors save lives and heal the wounded? And charging for doing so? That's really unethical!" said the woman, rolling her eyelids.

The nurse came in to change the medicine. When she heard this, she was furious and asked, "Family member of the patient, isn't that what you meant?"

"What can I say? Your hospital is a shady place that takes dirty money!" the woman yelled, "What? Do you want to quarrel with me again? Do you want to scold the patients? Will you be responsible if something happens?"

The nurse was scolded by her so badly that she had no power to fight back. She went out with a lot of anger to change the dressing.

Qinglang was sensible after all. He was afraid that his aunt's scolding would offend the nurse and the hospital. After all, his mother was still being treated for her injuries here, so he quickly followed her out and apologized to the nurse.

He also assured the nurse, "I...I will find a way to pay my mother's medical expenses. Regardless of whether the attacker is caught or not, we will not default on the payment."

Since last night, the nurse has seen that only a few children are taking care of the patient in this bed. She can't bear it anymore and sighs, "Where is your father?"

Qinglang's expression darkened.

The nurse didn't say anything else. "Don't worry, even if we are angry, we will not be prejudiced against the patient. This is the minimum professional ethics."

"Thank you, nurse." Qinglang lowered his head and turned back to the ward.

In the ward, Qinglang's uncle and aunt were still chattering and making noises. Qinglang felt that his head was growing dizzy, and the patients in other beds also had complaints, so he asked them to go out and argue if they had something to say. As a result, he was scolded by the two aunts, and no one could scold them more.

Qinglang could only step forward and said, "Uncle, aunt, we got it, you guys go first."

They just don't want him to pay the medical bills. You know, if they don't lend him money, where will he get the money to pay for the medical bills?

Whenever he thought about this, he felt aggrieved.

His mother is usually so nice to his two uncles. Whenever they want to eat fish, they can just come to the stall and get some. His mother also gives them money and things from time to time. It was his mother who arranged the marriages of his two uncles and paid the money. If she hadn't been helping his two uncles all the time, his family would not have been so short of money when his mother was seriously injured - it was just because, last time his eldest uncle wanted to build a new house, his mother gave a large sum of money. Later, his youngest uncle was not convinced and came to make a fuss, wanting to build a new house too. In order to be fair, his mother had to give him more money.

Unexpectedly, now that my mother was so seriously injured and needed money, they refused to lend him any.

That’s right, he was just borrowing it!