Niru Xiao continually recorded the symptoms Mei Ge was complaining about. Throughout the process, she occasionally asked questions, but her expression remained completely blank.
For a patient, dealing with a doctor who showed no reaction was frustrating, to say the least. Because you simply couldn't tell what was really going on with your symptoms. And to make matters worse, the doctor wouldn't voluntarily tell you whether your condition was serious or not.
"I have an important question for you," Niru said after she finished recording, gazing at Mei Ge with a pair of unemotional eyes as if to see right through her, "Mo Meige, you must think carefully before you answer me."
"Okay, I understand. I'll think about it carefully before I answer you."
By now, Mei Ge knew clearly that she had no way of dealing with the group in front of her.
She didn't press any further about her mother because she knew that these people wouldn't let her see her.
