Ms. Bigshot Is Pampered by All novel Chapter 186

Chapter 186 -185: Sister Chi Is Unfathomable in Many Ways

Time was of the essence.

Xia Yong didn’t think too much. Taking Xu Wen with him, he followed Su Niannian to the hotel room her aunt had booked.

Seeing the addition of two unfamiliar young people, the aunt was slightly surprised, “They are…?”

“Hello, we are doctors,” Xu Wen explained with a smile. He then entered the room with Xiang Nuan, turning his attention to Mrs. Su on the bed.

Seeing her pale face and the faint purplish tint to her lips, Xu Wen frowned, “There’s no time to lose, let’s get moving!”

“Right.” Xia Yong stepped forward, ready to help Mrs. Su up.

Xu Wen stopped him, “We’ve got it.”

After speaking, he and Xiang Nuan cobbled together a makeshift stretcher in the room.

Xia Yong, Su Niannian, and the aunt stood by the door, gaping as the two handled Mrs. Su onto the stretcher with a very special and professional technique and then walked toward the door.

The three quickly stepped aside.

Xia Yong went ahead to summon the elevator.

Once downstairs, a black Land Rover was parked at the curb.

Seeing the group emerge, the well-trained driver stepped forward to help lift the stretcher into the back seat.

The back row of seats had been folded down in advance, providing enough space for a person to lie down.

The entire process was orderly, and the three onlookers found no opportunity to lend a hand, the chaos and urgency they anticipated were nonexistent.

When everyone was in the car, the driver started the engine and drove off.

Xu Wen sat to one side, noticing the uneasy expressions on the faces of the three opposite, he comforted with a smile, “Don’t worry. I had a quick look at your aunt’s condition just now. It may look scary, but it’s actually not that serious.”

His words were light, but Su Niannian and Xia Yong were not so optimistic.

Mrs. Su’s brain disease had been ongoing for five to six years, and the South City Hospital had even invited specialists from Capital City to examine her. The conclusion was always the same: there was no cure, only maintenance to prevent further deterioration.

However, they were good intentions to comfort, so Su Niannian smiled, “Thank you, that makes me feel a lot better.”