My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 890

Chapter 890: Chapter 874 Sign Her Name Chapter 890: Chapter 874 Sign Her Name Ren Li clasped her hands tightly, “Does the surgery need to happen now?”

“Yes,” Tang Yuxin nodded, “That’s why I asked you to come over, Sister.

Will you sign this document?”

Truth be told, reaching out to Ren Ying, Tang Yuxin felt it was like casting pearls before swine; even if the surgery was completed, the old man might not recover well and could be irritated to death, not to mention the postoperative care needed.

“Yes, let’s go ahead.”

Ren Li hugged her arms, her eyes equally pensive, “I’ll sign the papers, and I’ll also cover the expenses.”

Hospitals have rules; no matter what, the fees have to be paid upfront.

Ren Li wasn’t short on money, although the Ren Family did wrong by her, they were still her parents, after all.

“Yuxin, thank you.”

Ren Li was truly grateful to Tang Yuxin, yet had it been someone else, who would bother with such troubles?

But Yuxin not only intervened but also asked her to come over, Ren Li was very clear about that.

It wasn’t just about signing the papers; the recovery after the surgery would likely fall on her shoulders.

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“You have it harder than me.” Tang Yuxin’s simple statement, however, struck Ren Li’s heart.

Indeed, she had it harder, with her enemies being her birth parents.

Even in her dreams, she remembered the fear, the hate, the loathing, and their cruelty from back then.

But this was her father, one cannot simply disregard that.

That is the most helpless part of being someone’s child.

“Let me sign.”

What else could Ren Li do?

Once she made her decision, it meant that whatever the consequences, she was ready to bear them all.

“Who will perform the surgery, will you?”

Ren Ying asked Tang Yuxin.

She actually hoped Tang Yuxin would perform the operation, knowing well that Tang Yuxin’s gifted hands weren’t celebrated for nothing.

Such surgery would be simplistic for her.

However, she feared putting Tang Yuxin in a difficult position, as her surgeries were usually scheduled in advance.

What if, after she took on this one, there were other operations to follow?

“I’ll do it.”

In fact, he never truly intended to hurt you.

Compared to the others in the Ren family, he’s rather decent.”

Ren Li had always harbored a grudge that she couldn’t let go of.

But as Tang Zhinian spoke, it seemed like her resentment began to unfurl.

She was not as fixated on it and didn’t feel as terrible anymore.

Ren Li hugged Xiaobai and pinched his chubby cheeks.

“Is he better now?” The little guy had just come back from basking in the sun, and he smelled pleasantly of warm sunlight, clean and fragrant.

There was also a fresh milk scent on him, very clean and delightful, making him both cute and adorable.

“Yes, he’s been checked over; he’s all better now.

I’ll have Gu Ning come over soon, and first, take him to the Gu family’s place.”

Ren Li understood what Tang Zhinian meant.

He was prepared to take care of Ren Father alongside her.

Ren Father’s illness required a long recovery and someone to tend to his physical needs.

Ren Ying couldn’t be relied upon.

As a woman, it was inconvenient for her, and with Ren Mother present, she might be able to disregard Ren Mother but couldn’t neglect Ren Father.

Thus, without a second word, Tang Zhinian decided to join her in this duty, even willing to have his most beloved grandson stay elsewhere.

Knowing how much he adored Xiaobai, the prospect of not seeing him—even for just one day—was distressing, and who knew how long this separation might last.

Xiaobai played with his grandmother for a while.

He wasn’t noisy but simply held onto her hand, playing quietly.

By the time Gu Ning arrived, Xiaobai was almost asleep.

Gu Ning lifted Xiaobai, ready to take him to his parents at the Gu family’s home.

Gu Ning had been busy lately, and so had Tang Yuxin.

Tang Zhinian and his wife probably couldn’t look after the little one.

With only a nanny at home, who couldn’t manage him either, it seemed best to take him there.

Tang Zhinian couldn’t bear to look at his grandson again, for he might cry if he did.

Xiaobai had never been apart from him for a single day since his birth.

Would Xiaobai miss his grandpa if he didn’t see him?