The little genius doctor of the age group

Chapter 226 Someone Misses You

Du Youping also glanced at Tao Wenwen and the others who were getting closer and closer in the rearview mirror, showing a shameful expression.

He started the car and drove away, quickly leaving Tao Wenwen and the others who were approaching far behind, and then said to Gao Yue: "Brother Yue, don't worry, I won't hit Tao Wenwen again after I don't think carefully. I made up my mind, she is still young and really shouldn't be involved in our grievances."

Peng Huamao also followed suit: "Aunt Ping began to cooperate with Dr. Zhao for treatment. When we left, Dr. Zhao said that the anti-cancer drugs had worked in Aunt Ping's body. Maybe we don't have to wait until Tao Wenwen becomes a good doctor. Auntie's illness is already cured!"

Of course, these words are said to comfort people, cancer is not a disease that can be cured so easily.

But there is still something to be said for this.

Gao Yue is not a person who will show his thoughts to the outside, and hides everything secretly in his heart.

On Tao Wenwen's side, he doesn't know how far her medical skills have reached, and on Haicheng's side, he doesn't know how far her treatment is going.

Zhao Yangrong had confessed to him that he was not confident that he could remove the tumor in Dong Fengping's stomach.

The professional vocabulary sounds strange and complicated, and Gao Yue actually didn't understand much. The only thing he can be sure of is Zhao Yangrong's meaning that the chance of success in surgery is only 20.00%.

If the operation fails, the cancer cells will spread rapidly. It will be more stable than chemotherapy and may live longer.

Gao Yue lost his mind and thought about Dong Fengping's illness all the way. He still had expectations for Tao Wenwen's ability, and hoped that one day she could become the kind of person she said.

A genius in medicine!

Du Youping drove the car a certain distance, making sure that Tao Wenwen would not see them, then parked the car on the side of the road again, and asked, "Brother Yue, shall we continue to stay here?"

Tomorrow is the day of Gao Jinan's engagement, there is no further delay, Gao Yue said, "Go to Gaohe County."

"okay!"

Du Youping thought that he would soon see Gao Jinan, the illegitimate son, who was beaten up by them and did not end well, so he responded cheerfully and drove the car steadily and fast.

Tao Wenwen didn't know that he came to the town, and Gao Yue and the others talked about it in such a respectable way.

She was surrounded by everyone in the middle, and the medicine that was originally in her hand was already in Shi Wangting's hand, but her empty hand was still not idle for a moment.

I don't know what happened today. Her ears were surprisingly itchy. She took them out many times. They were clean and there was nothing in them, but it was just itchy, which made her frown.

Seeing this, Dong Huanxin said, "Someone misses you."

It was the first time Tao Wenwen heard that her itchy ears were caused by being missed. Of course, she who studied medicine would not believe such nonsense.

Otitis, ear canal eczema, etc. can cause ear itching.

Seeing the disbelief on Tao Wenwen's face, Dong Huanxin emphasized again: "It's true, this is an old saying of the old people, it's only when someone misses you that your ears itch, that's great, I don't even have a chance to be missed by others, This shows that people care about it and know it or not.

If you don’t believe me, you can ask my mother, she is an adult, and an adult has more experience. Those people in the factory where we worked before also said the same! "

Zhao Xiaoyun smiled and said: "Everyone said that, so we believed it. I heard it from the old man before. What else is there to make money in the left eye and disaster in the right eye? My right eyelid has been falling all the time for the past few days. Jumping non-stop, look at me, this is the worst thing that happened to me."

Tao Wenwen: ... Superstition kills people.

They are going to get rid of Dong Shichun soon, after all, shouldn't this be a good thing?

(End of this chapter)