After that decision was made, Weilan, though furious, knew Lu Hechen was right. Still, she couldn't help but feel angry that Lu Hechen hadn't defended her against Officer Wen and the others' irresponsibility.
During the wait, she stayed far away from Lu Hechen.
Lu Hechen glanced at Weilan several times and noticed that she was completely devoted to Qiao Jingchen, his expression growing darker.
Half an hour later, the doctor came out.
He told them, "Rib fracture and spleen suture; it was extremely dangerous. Had it been any later, the spleen would have had to be removed. He needs to be well cared for!"
Anxious, Weilan asked, "Can I see my brother?"
Understanding the family's feelings, the doctor said, "He'll be out soon. The anesthesia is wearing off; he's already awake."
As he spoke, Qiao Jingchen was wheeled out, lying on the gurney, looking so gaunt that he was barely recognizable. Weilan rushed to him, her voice trembling, "Brother—"
