She's come clean; the fake heiress has a ton of aliases.

Chapter 199 I Want to See Her

"Dean Li, are you sure you're not joking? Last night, A-Zhou told me personally that you were coming to give my mother acupuncture, and that you would definitely be able to cure her."

Nan Zhuoyuan was completely bewildered. Having lived for over thirty years, this was the first time he felt utterly dumbfounded, his mind unable to process what was happening.

Seeing that Nan Zhuoyuan did not believe him, Pei Yu, who was standing nearby, stepped forward to testify for Li Chongbai.

“Young Master, after my teacher went back yesterday, he started looking up medical books and asked me to look them up with him. By the time we finished, it was already three in the morning, so he didn’t have time to come over.”

Li Chongbai nodded, his expression grave, and said, "I don't know where this person came from who's impersonating me, but you have to find this person."

Nan Zhuoyuan sensed the seriousness in his words and felt a pang of panic.

He licked his chapped lips and asked worriedly, "Dean Li, what did that man do to my mother? Is she alright?"

Li Chongbai held down the excited Nan Zhuoyuan and explained, "That person's acupuncture was fine, and it even had a very good effect on Duan Zhu's recovery."

"I just took Duan Zhu's pulse. If we continue with this treatment plan, Duan Zhu will definitely wake up within three months!"

Nan Zhuoyuan stood there stunned, his body began to tremble uncontrollably, his breathing became heavy, and his glasses fogged up.

He looked at Li Chongbai with some disbelief, his eyes filled with anticipation mixed with a hint of fear that his hopes would be dashed.

"Dean Li, are you telling the truth or not? My mother really has a chance to wake up?"

Li Chongbai nodded vigorously, "I said before that those who provide emergency treatment to Duan Zhu may be able to cure her, but they may also not be able to."

"But now, we have someone who is 100% certain can cure Duanzhu."

"She's the one who impersonated me last night to give Duan Zhu acupuncture and write down the prescription. She's the miracle doctor who can cure Duan Zhu 100%!"

At this point, a hint of excitement shone in Li Chongbai's sharp eyes.

"Zhuoyuan, you must find this person, I need to see her!" Nan Zhuoyuan was so overwhelmed by this huge surprise that he was in a daze.

He tried to calm himself down, and with trembling hands, he took off his gold-rimmed glasses, wiping them several times before finally clearing away the fog.

He put his glasses back on, his hands trembling, and said to Li Chongbai, "Dean Li, it was Azhou who brought the people last night. I'll call him now and have him come over and explain things."

After saying that, he took out his phone and called Nanzhou.

At this moment, the entire ward fell silent, with only Nan Zhuoyuan's heavy breathing and the dial tone of the telephone audible.

Time seemed to stretch on endlessly at that moment.

"Hey, bro."

Only when Nan Zhou's voice rang out did time begin to move quickly again.

Nan Zhuoyuan asked impatiently, "Azhou, what's the name of the doctor you brought last night, Dr. Li?"

On the other end, Nan Zhou asked in confusion, "Brother, her name is Li Yingying, don't you know her? You even said she's the director of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, how could you not know her name?"

Upon hearing the name, Nan Zhuoyuan immediately recognized it as belonging to a female doctor.

He pinched the bridge of his nose, his fingers trembling incessantly. "The director of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital is Dr. Li Chongbai, not Li Yingying. Where did you find this Dr. Li?"

"Holy crap?" Nan Zhou couldn't help but exclaim, "What's going on?"

He said quickly, "After I came back from the zoo last night, I wanted to check on Mom's condition. I happened to run into this Li Yingying downstairs. She said she was a doctor from the acupuncture department of our hospital and was there to give Mom acupuncture."

"And she also said that it was you, brother, who asked the acupuncture department to send a doctor over, and the head of the acupuncture department sent her over."

(End of this chapter)