Forced to marry a disabled man in the countryside? I'll repay you tenfold!

Su Wanqing finished her treatment for the day.

Four or five doctors stood around, all skilled professionals in the hospital, watching expectantly. Grandma Wang responded, carefully stood up, and slowly took a few steps—though still somewhat strained, she could definitely walk, and was getting better at it.

"When this patient was brought in for emergency treatment, the intracranial hemorrhage was quite large, compressing nerves..."

"I can't believe he actually started walking! Dr. Su is amazing!"

"To the point that paralyzed patients can recover to this extent..."

Seeing that everyone was exaggerating, Su Wanqing quickly explained, "It's just that Aunt Wang was lucky. The lesion was mainly due to blocked meridians, and it was discovered in time, so the treatment was timely. It's really rare to see such an effect for paralysis caused by a stroke."

"Dr. Su, you're too modest!"

Even so, it's already incredibly impressive!

The doctors were all deeply impressed and full of admiration.

At this point, the old woman lying in the bed next to Granny Wang became unhappy and shouted, "I knew you were a cunning little girl! You refused to treat me on the train, but now you can even heal a paralyzed person. I only have a broken leg, and you have the heart to watch me suffer like this? You did it on purpose! You heartless bastard, delaying my treatment just to charge me more for hospitalization, don't you?"

Wang Caili, standing nearby, scoffed, "Mom's right! If she hadn't deliberately refused to treat you, your leg would have healed long ago! Other people can walk and stand after being paralyzed for two days. If you had just a couple of acupuncture needles, you wouldn't have needed to suffer in the hospital!"

Su Wanqing glanced at them with some surprise—to be honest, although those words were harsh, they were also true. If she really used acupuncture combined with the spiritual spring, her leg injury would indeed heal quickly.

But the problem is—she doesn't want to.

Seeing that Su Wanqing ignored her, the old lady became anxious: "Aren't you registered at this hospital? Since you're a doctor, hurry up and examine me, give me a couple of acupuncture treatments, and help me get better soon! I won't hold a grudge about the past!"

Su Wanqing chuckled, "You're not going to hold it against me? Sorry, I have a good memory, especially when it comes to holding grudges. Just rest and let your leg heal here. I don't have time to take care of it for you."

She made it perfectly clear to the other party: Yes, I'm deliberately refusing treatment, so what?

What can you do about it?

The two men were so angry that their faces turned pale. They wanted to curse again, but the nurse next to them held them down.

Su Wanqing turned to Old Liang: "Old Liang, Aunt Wang's condition has stabilized, and we would like to complete the discharge procedures today."

Old Liang nodded repeatedly: "No problem, Auntie is recovering very well. She just needs to rest at home, but she needs to take her blood pressure medication on time. So... are you coming over again?" His tone was full of regret; such a good doctor was about to leave.

Su Wanqing shook her head: "I have to go to Bincheng on business, so I won't be coming." -- Mainly because she had accumulated a lot of merit points these past few days, nine in total, enough for a while, so she decided to stop while she was ahead.

In addition, the space provided a small surprise, perhaps feeling that her breeding area had too few varieties, as a reward of premium strawberry seeds and premium crayfish seedlings. The seeds have been planted, and the crayfish seedlings have been released into the pond. In a month or two, she can enjoy spicy crayfish; in about half a month, the strawberries should be ripe. When she gets home, she will transplant the strawberry seedlings into the yard, build a small greenhouse, and enjoy fresh strawberries even in winter.

Just thinking about it makes me so happy, so very happy!

Hearing that Su Wanqing wasn't coming, Old Liang was disappointed and regretful, but still held onto a sliver of hope and asked, "Little Su, do you have an address we can contact? Or a registered telegraphic address? In case of any difficulties, we can consult you or refer patients there..."

Su Wanqing thought for a moment. Although she might return to the city next year, it wasn't convenient to say so now, so she only left the contact address of the production and construction corps. If a patient really traveled a long distance to find her, she wouldn't refuse.

Anyway, she'll definitely take the merit points that are offered to her for free.

Grandma Wang was in good health and in a good mood. After everyone had finished getting ready, it was almost lunchtime, so they decided to go to the state-run restaurant for a meal.

The restaurant's dishes were quite good. Su Wanqing ordered braised pork, stir-fried liver tips, stir-fried eggplant, potatoes, green peppers, and green peppers, stir-fried cabbage with vinegar, and tomato and egg soup. It was a very generous meal of five dishes and one soup.

When it came time to pay the bill, Aunt Wang pulled out a small cloth bag from her bosom, took out a few bills, and insisted, "Dr. Su, this meal is on me! You've come all this way to treat my illness and take care of my daughter and me. I won't feel at ease if you don't let me spend this money." She lowered her voice, "They don't know, but I have several hundred yuan hidden here. I've thought it through; if I don't spend this money, they'll always be thinking about it. Today, I absolutely have to show my gratitude!"

Su Wanqing couldn't refuse, so Aunt Wang paid the bill in the end. At the dinner table, everyone sat together and ate with great relish.

Su Wanqing put down her chopsticks and asked, "Aunt Wang, what are your plans for the future?"

Aunt Wang's appetite has returned considerably. She slowly ate the rice in her bowl, sighing as she ate.

"Dr. Su, Xiuer told me everything. To be honest, I really want to go to Xinjiang with her, to stay by her side and help her. But—" Her eyes sharpened.

"I can't swallow this! I've worked hard for decades, and to be honest, all this stuff would naturally belong to them if I closed my eyes. But I'm not dead yet! Those two beasts are eyeing my job! I never knew they were so heartless, saying things like, 'Anyway, you're old and about to retire, why don't you give up your job?' I said, 'My eldest son's wife and second son's wife both have jobs, why are they still eyeing me and my husband?'"

She paused, her voice slightly hoarse: "This job of mine was originally intended to be secretly given to Xiuer. Over the years, we've arranged a permanent job for our eldest son and secretly subsidized our second son's lessons in a trade. It's just that Xiuer has had a hard life, going to the countryside and marrying into that family. In the end, they won't even let me have my share!"

Xiuer's eyes reddened as she listened. She had always known that her mother always tried to be fair, but in the past, her father's preference for boys over girls had suppressed this, so her mother could only protect her in secret. Even when she went to the countryside, her mother secretly slipped her two hundred yuan.

Aunt Wang wiped her eyes, her tone becoming firm: "Of course I wouldn't agree! But they actually said my job pays eighteen yuan a month, while my eldest son's wife only earns thirteen, and my second son's wife eleven—it's too low. They told me to give up my job so they could sell it for money! They didn't even consider how I'd survive! So now that I'm better, I'm thinking of giving this job to Xiuer when she returns to the city..."

Although Xiuer can earn 24 yuan a month in the countryside now, it's not as stable as a guaranteed job. If I work for a few more years, and in four or five years Xiuer decides she doesn't want to stay there anymore, she can come back and take over. It'll be a backup plan. As for those two bastards, forget about it! If they really go to Xinjiang with Xiuer, I'd rather sell this job than leave them a single penny!