1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 37 He performed a great service
Seeing medical staff approaching from a distance, Liu's mother jumped to her feet and stumbled over to them: "Doctor, is there a result?"

The doctor glanced at the mother and daughter, never expecting that these people from the countryside would recognize their vice president and even want to personally perform surgery on the injured person.

She has always adhered to the principles of medical ethics, and now she dares not be negligent: "It is indeed a comminuted fracture, and two parts have been displaced. We also recommend that it is best to insert steel nails, which will help with recovery. If only a cast or splint is used for fixation, we cannot guarantee that there will be no sequelae in the future."

Liu's mother had only attended a few days of literacy classes and was completely confused by what she heard, but Liu Chuxue, being a modern person, understood perfectly well even without the doctor's explanation: "We will listen to the doctor, and please arrange the surgery for us as soon as possible."

Liu's mother didn't understand these things and listened to her daughter completely.

The female doctor took the surgery notification form from the nurse and filled it out: "Please sign this. The patient has already undergone preoperative examinations."

When Liu's mother heard that she could have surgery soon, she was so excited that she kept thanking the doctor. Her biggest gain from the literacy class was learning to write her own name. Although her handwriting was crooked, she managed to sign her name.

After finding out the location of the operating room, the two rushed over there.

He had only run a short distance when he saw Kong Yizhang striding towards him.

Liu Chuxue understood that her father's surgery was arranged through Kong Yizhang's connections: "Comrade Kong, thank you so much."

Kong Yizhang waved his hand: "Don't say that, I'm happy to be able to help you."

Thinking of the man in the cave, Liu Chuxue, though she had nothing to do with him anymore, still asked, "How is that comrade?"

Kong Yizhang nodded slightly and lowered his voice: "He is out of danger, but he is still unconscious due to excessive blood loss."

He glanced around and moved closer to Liu Chuxue, saying, "You've done a great service by saving people this time. I've already reported it to my superiors, and we'll personally deliver the reward to you when it comes." She had done far more than just a great service; it was just that for her safety, it wasn't appropriate to publicize it widely.

Thinking of what the doctor said, he was filled with gratitude. If she hadn't helped Fu Yancheng treat his wound beforehand, that guy probably wouldn't have been able to wait for him to bring people to pick him up.

Fu Yancheng had a brief moment of lucidity last night and had already told him the general outline of what he had been tracking and investigating, as well as the location where the hand-drawn topographic map was hidden.

If it weren't for this little girl, everything they had done would have been for nothing. The list of those who lost their lives would probably have been much longer, and who knows how many more people would have to lose their lives before those people were finally brought to justice.

Therefore, they all owe her a debt of gratitude.

Of course, now is not the time to talk about this: "By the way, I've already spoken to my acquaintances here about your father's matter."

Liu Chuxue quickly replied, "The doctor already told us that, thank you so much."

Kong Yizhang looked at Liu Chuxue with amusement: "Let's not thank each other. If you don't mind, just call me Brother Kong. Don't be shy about asking me anything."

Liu Chuxue naturally wouldn't refuse someone's kindness, and readily replied, "Okay, I'll listen to Brother Kong."

Kong Yizhang had other things to do, and they also had to go to the operating room. After exchanging a few brief pleasantries, they went about their own business.

(End of this chapter)