Chapter 1674
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"They said that the family found the ward and wanted to ask who Ning Wenhao got the medicine from. In the end, Ning Wenhao had already gone back with Auntie Mao. Old Master Ning, who came to see him, came empty-handed and happened to meet the patient's family. I don't know what's wrong with Xiao Yushan, but she directly told them that it was the young lady of the Nangong family who cured Ning Wenhao. Although she didn't say that you're the chairman of Imperial Phoenix Corporation, nor did she say that you're the genius pharmacist, the patient's family quickly pointed the finger at the Nangong family. So, you go back to the Chi family first. I'll take care of the rest. "
"Okay …"
How dare they point the finger at her and the Nangong family. Then, they could not blame her for being angry to death!
That was what she wanted to say after saying "Okay".
However, Big Brother Chi Yang obviously thought that she had agreed readily. When he heard her say, "Okay," he praised her and said, "Good girl." Then, he hung up the phone without another word.
Nuannuan, "…"
By the time Nuannuan called again, Chi Yang's phone was already busy.
Therefore, Nuannuan hung up the phone, turned the car around, and went back to the drug base. Nuannuan still felt that the anti-inflammatory medicine that she studied at the Nangong family was not very good. The side effects of using it on the patient would be huge. However, just because the side effects were huge did not mean that this medicine was useless. Therefore, Nuannuan still brought this medicine to the drug research base, thinking that she could study it when she had nothing to do.
Now that someone was also suffering from this disease, it was just the right time to use this medicine.
After mixing the basic medicine, Nuannuan drove quickly to the military hospital.
At this moment, there was already a sea of people outside the military hospital. Other than the director of the military hospital, Chi Yang and her uncle, Nangong Shu, were also there.
The patient's family was very excited. They organized people to pull up a banner not far from the entrance of the military hospital. The banner was white with black words. Basically, it was the kind of mourning font that only the dead used.
On it was written — [What's the difference between the hospital taking money and not saving lives?!]
The banner was very big, and both ends were tied to a pole. The pole was 35 meters tall and 8 meters long. One person held it on one side, and it was enough for a vehicle to enter from the middle.
In front of the banner was a huge signboard that looked like an advertisement. The signboard was also written in black on a white background. It said that the patient had suddenly fallen ill and his lungs were severely infected. This was a new type of virus. Currently, only military hospitals had successful cases.
When the patient's family found out about this, they were overjoyed and sent the patient to the military hospital for treatment. However, the military hospital turned the patient away and refused to treat the patient.
Now that the patient was terminally ill and on the verge of death, it was becoming increasingly difficult for him to breathe on his own. However, the doctors of the military hospital had sat back and done nothing. The reason for this was because the person who had developed the medicine was the Eldest Miss of the Nangong family. The military hospital was not willing to trouble the Eldest Miss of the Nangong family to concoct the medicine again, so they had sent the commoner patient to the intensive care unit instead of letting the Eldest Miss Nangong go and treat him.
Were civilians not human? Should civilians die when they are sick? Why did the military hospital ask Miss Nangong to help when the person who was sick was an important military officer, a young master of a wealthy family? Why was it that when the patient became a civilian, he could only watch the patient die? Weren't civilians human? Did civilians not have the right to live?
The hospital admitted the patient to the ICU, but did not give the patient any medication!
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