The mother of the little girl screamed, "Nina, what's wrong with you! Nina! Wake up, don't scare Mommy!"
Initially seeing her daughter's arm healing, she was elated beyond measure.
But how did it turn out like this?
Nina's mother grabbed Ivy River's hand, now a tearful mess, pleading:
"Doctor, please save my daughter again, how could she be like this."
Ivy River coldly pulled her hand back, as she had a cleanliness habit and disliked others touching her.
She took the little girl to a shaded area and laid her flat on the ground.
"It was too hot over there just now, stay in the shade, don't panic."
The nearby man smirked coldly, "I told you, don't treat patients without a medical license, now that there's a problem, whose fault is it?"
Ivy River's phone, placed aside, couldn't stop ringing.
She picked it up, took a glance, and hung up.
The man was speechless, "Do you know who I am? Do you know who my teacher is? I am a graduate student at the Medical University, Sunny Lee!"
