This Doctor Is Too Wealthy

Wu Shengnan didn’t say anything.

But she could feel that most of what this woman named Wu Zhou said was true. Only a small part seemed a bit insincere.

For those who have a criminal record, society indeed views them differently, but this can’t really be blamed on others.

If anyone is to be blamed, it can only be herself.

Perhaps she wasn’t the mastermind, but being sentenced to a year and three months indicates she was in this field for quite some time, and she certainly made money.

Her claim about not scamming the elderly sounded like a convenient excuse.

At the time, she most likely thought about earning more money quickly and then escaping.

But unexpectedly, the law enforcement department acted so swiftly and decisively that she had no chance to get away.

People like her, who harbor a lucky mindset, are quite common in today’s society.

The most common type is the one who uses their own bank card to help others with transactions, earning one or two thousand yuan each time as a fee.

They think with so many people involved, the bank won’t be able to trace it, and as they haven’t done anything bad, it’ll be a quick profit.

But in the end, they committed a crime for several thousand yuan, left a criminal record, ruining their life not to mention affecting their descendants.

These people are shortsighted fools, swayed by small profits, and they don’t deserve sympathy.

But as a police officer, Wu Shengnan knows clearly that if these people aren’t properly settled after release, there’s over a 90% chance they will return to their former ways.

Besides the idea of getting something for nothing and wanting to make big money, more common is that they can’t earn money, take care of themselves or their families, forcing them to take risks again.

So should she help her now?

Wu Shengnan hesitated.

But quickly, she figured it out, smiled and said, ”It’s just a job search, feel free to go inside. My brother and sister-in-law are good people, if you’re honest with them, they will certainly be willing to help you.”

Whether it was Wu Shengnan’s encouragement or Wu Zhou had already made up her mind, after Wu Shengnan spoke, Wu Zhou lightly said thank you, then turned and walked straight into the pharmacy.

Wu Shengnan didn’t go in, she just stood at the door watching. Although it was her first meeting with this woman, she felt the woman was quite peculiar.

However, she couldn’t quite pinpoint why.

Still, before she could ponder further, the phone in her pocket rang.

Wu Shengnan took a look, and first flashed a hint of joy on her face, but quickly pulled her face down, even put on a stern expression before answering the video call, ”What’s the point of calling?”

On the other end of the video, Du Heng grinned, ”I just missed you, as soon as I finished things I quickly gave you a call.”

”Keep spinning your tales, I don’t believe you anyway.”

Du Heng hurriedly spoke softly, telling Wu Shengnan all the things from the past few days as they were, to explain he was truly busy, not deliberately not calling.

After hearing about Du Xuejing’s ordeal, Wu Shengnan immediately forgot her anger and started asking about the handling results, even telling Du Heng in the end that if the people he found can’t solve the problem, she’ll think of a way to find someone, insisting on getting justice for Du Xuejing.

And so, as they talked, Wu Shengnan forgot about being angry, while Du Heng achieved his purpose for this video call.

After hanging up the video call, Du Heng slumped into the chair, letting out a long breath.

He originally hesitated to make this call, or he somewhat feared it, but after much thought, he knew he had to.

The longer he dragged this on, the more angry Wu Shengnan would become.

After stealing a lazy moment in the chair, Du Heng finally remembered to attend to proper business, got up and walked towards the department.

”Director, everything’s handled, I’ve given the tickets to Master Huang.”

Just back from the hospital room, inpatient doctor Xiao Bai had also just returned, ”Oh, by the way, here’s one hundred yuan from Master Huang.”

Du Heng glanced at the money in Xiao Bai’s hand and casually accepted it, ”Thank you, Xiao Bai, I made you run around all afternoon because of my matters.”

Xiao Bai and Du Heng exchanged polite words and then quickly returned to their own operation.

Du Heng just then began to look at the disease record sent by Kang Zhirong.

But after reviewing, it was just as he thought before, with no apparent issues to be seen.

The patient was admitted to the hospital due to chest pain and shortness of breath, diagnosed with pleural perforation upon arrival, after a week’s treatment unexpectedly developed an infection, resulting in complete infection of the chest cavity and lung lobes.

And up until today, the patient is still undergoing anti-infection treatment.

Du Heng closed the materials page on his phone, sighed slightly in helplessness.

Honestly, this situation only shows Kang Zhirong’s terrible luck.

Pushing someone, and they immediately suffer pleural perforation.

The pleural membrane, is it really that easy to break?

Moreover, after nearly a week’s treatment, the person was evidently ready for discharge, yet at the very last moment before discharge, the infection occurred.

If the infection had happened after discharge, then this would have nothing to do with Kang Zhirong.