First-class genius doctor allure

Chapter 29

As soon as the two entered, they heard someone arguing.

"Didn't you say that the hand is rejuvenating? My wife's life is almost gone. This is how you treat the disease? Tell you, if you don't cure her for me, I will go to your shop and hang myself..."

The person who spoke was a middle-aged man in ordinary clothes with a big belly, and he was holding a woman with a big belly by his hand. The two people's stomachs were about the same size.

It's just that in terms of age, a middle-aged man can be a woman's father.

The woman looked weak and weak, with a thin figure, a pale face, and a big belly.

There are some unknown red spots growing on the body, which looks a little scary.

The shopkeeper of the medical center is a slightly older middle-aged man, with a serious expression on his face, intending to throw people out.

In a blink of an eye, seeing Bai Changle walking in, he immediately changed into a warm smile and greeted him.

"Second Young Master, you are here today, what's the matter?" The shopkeeper smiled obsequiously.

"Well, it's okay, you're busy with your work, I'll bring a friend to see, just walk around."

"What does Second Young Master want? Just hand over a note, why bother to go there personally, we will send it directly to the house."

Bai Changle ignored him, but pointed to the crowd who was arguing next to him and asked, "What happened over there?"

"Back to Second Young Master, it's just a rogue who wants to blackmail our hospital. I'll have someone kick them out now."

"Blackmailing the medical clinic? Why?" Bai Changle walked over the shopkeeper and walked up to the two people.

"What's the matter with you?"

"Who are you?" the noisy middle-aged man asked.

"I am the second youngest of the Bai family, and also the young master of this clinic. If you have anything to do, just tell me."

"Are you from the Bai family? Then you can compensate us for our medical expenses. This black-hearted medical clinic of yours has a signboard with the name of rejuvenation. When you took my money, you kept saying that it could cure my wife's illness, but now, my wife His illness, instead of being cured, has become more serious, so you are reasoning."

"Really?" Bai Changle looked suspiciously at the shopkeeper next to him, obviously wanting him to come out and explain clearly.

"This person came to our hospital for medical treatment a few days ago, and he brought the woman next to him. But at that time, the woman's condition was not so serious. We also prescribed the right medicine. It stands to reason that as long as you go back and take the medicine for three days, there will be symptoms. It's getting better, come back for a follow-up visit at that time, and take some nourishing, health-preserving and anti-fetal medicine, and you'll be fine.

Who knows what he did, I haven't seen him for a few days, and suddenly he became so serious, and made trouble as soon as he came, insisting that there was something wrong with our medicine, and he wanted to blackmail us. "

"Is there any reserve?"

The so-called keeping the bottom line means that when people take medicine, they will leave a medicine list, and if something happens at that time, they can still check against the medicine list.

All the medical clinics under the Bai family have this habit.

Although Bai Changle is used to idleness and doesn't care much about his family's business, he has heard of these habits in the medical clinic to some extent.

So it's not surprising to know about the bottom line.

"Yes." The shopkeeper immediately went to get the medicine list.

Bai Changle didn't understand medicine, so he took the medicine order and looked at it pretendingly.

Jing Ge, who was standing beside her, patted his arm and motioned him to show her the medicine list.

Bai Changle only thought that she wanted to read it out of curiosity, so he gave it to her without thinking too much.

Jing Ge looked down.

Then he walked to the woman again, "Madam, is it convenient for you to pass your hand to check on the condition?"

(End of this chapter)