What to do when your first love cries and asks for reconciliation?

After looking at the brain CT scan, Dean Fang came to a conclusion that was not much different from that of the doctor last night.

Everything has to wait until Gu Yu wakes up before we can formulate the next treatment plan.

After coming out of the ward, he took out his cell phone and called Su Huai.

Su Huai seemed to have just woken up, and the end of his voice was confused and hoarse.

"Teacher Fang"

"I went to see the patient you asked me to see."

Upon hearing this, Su Huai instantly woke up. She quickly raised the phone that was close to her ear to her face. It was eight forty.

It was less than half an hour since she last called Dean Fang.

I couldn't help but wonder when Dean Fang became so efficient?

Su Huai certainly couldn't guess that Dean Fang was so anxious because he wanted to see who could make Dr. Su, who didn't care about anything, take the initiative to ask for help.

Dean Fang is also a human being. Being old doesn’t mean being old at heart. Of course, he also has his own gossipy heart.

"So what's the situation?" If you listen carefully, you can easily detect the tension in her voice.

"The trauma isn't serious, and there doesn't appear to be any malignant tumor in the brain. We'll have to wait until he wakes up before we can make a final judgment."

"Is that so... then..."

“But she has a history of heart problems.”

The remaining half of Su Huai's sentence "It's no big deal" was choked back by Dean Fang's words.

“I have a history of heart disease. Is it serious?”

She simply sat up from the bed, her tone full of surprise, but a hint of unnaturalness and complexity flashed in her eyes.

"It's very serious. It was diagnosed when she was 18. She has been recuperating abroad for the past few years, and her condition is still manageable."

“How old is the patient?”

“You don’t know how old she is?”

Dean Fang stopped and from Su Huai's tone, it was as if he didn't know the patient.

He was asked to treat someone he didn't know, so maybe he owed them a favor from their parents?

He couldn't help but guess in his mind.

"I was just helping a... uh... friend of mine. She said her sister had been in a car accident and had brain damage. That's why I thought of asking you to go and see her."

Then she added, "I don't know the patient."

Dean Fang sighed after hearing this, feeling quite reluctant.

At the age of 18, when he was in the prime of his youth, he was diagnosed with congenital heart disease. Now he has been in such a serious car accident, which may have caused brain nerve damage.

"Alright, alright. Brain trauma isn't her biggest problem right now. The most critical issue is her heart. She's been receiving treatment abroad."

"Our doctors couldn't find her medical records from the overseas hospital, and the situation was urgent last night. It's possible the doctor on duty was negligent."

"She may have suffered a brief cardiac arrest last night due to excessive shock and trauma from the car accident, coupled with heart failure. This has aggravated her condition, which is why she hasn't woken up yet. I will immediately call for a consultation with thoracic and cardiac surgery."

Su Huai opened his mouth, as if he wanted to say something, but after a few seconds of pause, he just said, "Thank you, Teacher Fang, for taking the trouble to come over during the holiday."

Dean Fang smiled kindly upon hearing this.

"Before I came here, I thought it was just a simple brain injury. After all, if it was serious, I would be notified. But don't worry, our hospital has the best cardiac surgery in the country."

"In her case, a heart transplant would be the best option. Even if that's not the case, current medical technology can ensure she lives for a few more years. It all depends on whether there's a suitable heart and what her family chooses."

The two exchanged a few brief words, and Su Huai ended the call after expressing his gratitude many times.

Her sweet dream came to an abrupt end, and she lay back on the bed but couldn't fall asleep.

Since she was not a member of the Gu family, she did not need to worry about the patient's condition. She was just wondering whether she should tell Gu Yanshu.

Since the two are sisters, they must have a very good relationship. How could the younger sister bear to watch her sister end her life because she couldn't find a suitable heart?

In the dim room, Su Huai sat motionless on the dark gray bed sheets, with disheveled hair and a haggard face.

The cell phone rang rapidly, and she shuddered, obviously frightened.

She frowned and didn't want to pay any attention to it, but the endless ringing only made her feel more annoyed.

I leaned over and took the phone. It was an unfamiliar number. My fingers hesitated between the red and green buttons, thinking it was a local call, but I finally answered it.

“Are you still sleeping?”

As soon as the call was connected, an extremely gentle voice with a hint of electricity came from the receiver.

"Gu Yanshu?" Su Huai asked in surprise.

"Yes, it's me."

Gu Yanshu didn't wait for Su Huai's response before continuing, "Thank you. Dean Fang and several experts are currently consulting with my sister."

Her voice was filled with fatigue and weakness that came from being weighed down by a heavy object.

Su Huai noticed it, so he was extra cautious when speaking.

"It's just a small favor. I'm not an expert in this area and can't help you much."

"You've helped me a lot, haven't you?"

Even through the phone, Su Huai could sense that Gu Yanshu was in a bad mood.

This is very different from the sweet girl who usually smiles with sunshine.

"What's wrong with you? Is there something wrong?"

Unexpectedly, the other party was so perceptive. Gu Yanshu lowered her head and smiled. Her laughter was so light that it almost melted into the wind.

"Nothing, I just found out that my sister has an acquired heart disease."

“You just found out?”

"Well, it seems like you already knew it?"

It was an obvious test, but Su Huai didn't think much about it.

"I just received a call from Dean Fang, and he told me. I'm a little surprised that you just found out about this, but you don't have to worry too much."

She thought she had touched Gu Yanshu's sore spot, and even her explanation sounded hasty.

Su Huai fully understood how the patient's family felt.

Working in the department over the years, she has become accustomed to seeing the expressions and attitudes of people from all walks of life when facing illness.

Her ability to empathize is not strong, but this happens almost every day, so how can she really remain calm?

At times like this, if you can avoid irritating the family members, do so. If necessary, it is best to show some concern, which will always make the family members feel better.

“Do you know who my sister is?”

Gu Yanshu's seemingly casual question actually concealed a lot of profound meaning.

She took out her cell phone and turned on the speakerphone, so that any slight movement of Su Huai could not escape her ears.

"You didn't tell me." The answer was crisp and clear, with just the right amount of doubt in his tone.

If it was fake, his acting was too good. Gu Yanshu's expression darkened.

But then she thought about it and felt that it should be impossible. She was probably afraid that Su Huai really knew nothing about Gu Yu.

What was her sister thinking in her heart and why she went to find Su Huai last night, probably only she herself knew.

Gu Yanshu's mood relaxed and a smile appeared between her brows.

She said, "It's okay, you will meet one day."

I'm afraid that after meeting you, she will have forgotten you for a long time.

Gu Yanshu's smile became even more intense. She would rather Gu Yu lost her memory now. After all, the Gu family had plenty of money, and it would not be a big deal if she lost her memory and became a waste.

And Su Huai...

I can only be tied to her forever and never think of seeing Gu Yu.

"Dean Fang and the others are here. I'm leaving for the capital at noon. You..."

"What?"

"Can you come and see me off?"