Before he died, my grandfather forced me to marry the richest man in the capital.

Just as Su Xue said, Ji Hancheng's move did indeed win him a lot of female fans.

The nurse at the service desk started praising Ji Hancheng, saying he was not only handsome but also generous, using every kind of compliment imaginable. She heard a whole bunch of nice words and phrases in one afternoon, enough to write a short essay.

I drank too much water in the afternoon and was about to go to the toilet when an anxious nurse called out to me, "Dr. Tang, the pregnant woman who was abused at home has woken up. Let's go see her."

Soon, experts from various departments arrived on this floor, and Su Xue naturally came over as well. Today was Tuesday, which happened to be the inpatient department.

The two walked side by side, behind the older doctor. "It seems that God has eyes after all, and didn't let this pregnant woman become a vegetable."

Tang Junyao said calmly, "When one window is closed, another must be opened."

Several people entered the ward in a large group; it was unexpected that the patient could wake up so quickly.

The pregnant woman on the hospital bed was pale. The pain in her body made her brows furrow, and she struggled to open her eyes, which were visibly devoid of light. With the help of a ventilator, she slowly exhaled, "Just let me die naturally, please."

Su Xue is a sentimental person, and her eyes instantly reddened. In this situation, the patient had lost the will to live, which inevitably touched the deep-seated kindness in the hearts of the doctors present.

The doctor, with a grave expression, examined her while advising her, "Young lady, think about yourself and the baby in your belly. There is hope as long as you are alive. Look, your mother is watching over you."

Two bitter tears fell from the corners of her eyes onto the pillow; perhaps this is what it means to be heartbroken.

Su Xue and Tang Junyao examined the patient one by one, and the condition had basically stabilized. The most important thing now was the patient's psychological problem. It was clear that the patient did not want to be treated, which was very dangerous.

All the doctors went outside and suggested that the family find a psychologist to counsel her, and that the family spend more time with her and try to persuade her.

The pregnant woman's mother grabbed Tang Junyao's hand, "Dr. Tang, can you help me persuade this child? She just doesn't want to live anymore, she's determined to die, and she wants to take the child with her. What can I do? Waaaaah, she's my only daughter."

"I tried to talk to her, but I can't guarantee she'll listen to me, after all, I'm not a psychologist."

The pregnant woman's mother nodded hurriedly, as if she had grasped a glimmer of hope.

Tang Junyao gestured for Su Xue to leave first, then pushed the door open again and went in. The pregnant woman still had no will to live, and tears kept flowing from the corners of her eyes, like a hole in the sky.

She stood there for a while without saying a word, but turned on the fetal monitoring device. Instantly, a series of sharp, piercing sounds rang out in the quiet ward, exceptionally clear and making one's blood boil.

"Can you hear that? That's your daughter's heartbeat. This shouldn't be the first time you've heard it. You should have had this test done this month and felt it before."

She paused, then slowly said, "I'm divorced, and I'm a single mother." The pregnant woman on the bed opened her eyes, seemingly trying to discern the truth in her words.

"One of my flaws is that I don't like to lie. I'd rather not talk than keep a lie on my lips. I do have a child, but I haven't told anyone. Not many people at the hospital know either. This morning, my child didn't want me to come to work. I kept him, regardless of who the father is. It's just because he's a piece of my flesh, connected by blood. My initial reason for keeping him was actually a bit selfish. I wanted to leave a connection and a loved one in this world."

Tang Junyao guessed that the pregnant woman did not want to give birth to that man's child and was determined to die.

She wasn't necessarily trying to persuade her to keep the baby; she just knew the woman had lost the will to live and wanted her to linger in this world a little longer. What she did afterward was her choice, and she had no right to interfere.

Everyone has their own way of living, but in the hospital, she hopes that patients will be discharged alive.

"I don't know why you and your husband got together in the first place, but I guess it was probably because you liked or loved each other. Otherwise, you wouldn't have married him. But we can't give up on ourselves because of a wrong choice. If you want to end your life to make him repent and feel guilty, and sacrifice yourself and the child in your womb, to try to wake up someone who doesn't love you to torment you and your family, it's not worth it."

She thought that at least their initial intention to marry was love, unlike hers which was based on an agreement.

Seeing that the patient was somewhat moved, she continued, "A person's fate is uncontrollable. You can't choose which family you are born into, who you will meet in the future, or what you will experience. But obviously, your reincarnation is not bad, and to me, you are very lucky."

To persuade someone, you have to lay bare your own miserable situation before them, completely honest. They'll start to sympathize with you, realizing you're worse off than them, and they'll be moved. Clearly, the pregnant woman in the hospital bed was moved, weakly asking, "Don't your family treat you well?"

How to put it? Thinking back, Tang Xin's family loathed her to the extreme, but she didn't think they were any better.

"I only had my grandfather before, but he passed away two years ago."

I saw a hint of sympathy in the pregnant woman's eyes. She continued, "When I was pregnant with our baby, I was also hesitant, but in the end I chose to keep it. Of course, I am very glad I made that decision."

The weak voice rang out again, "You are truly great."

Tang Junyao smiled. Was it great? No, it wasn't. She just wanted to keep one relative alive. Who knew she would find her uncle's family? But she wouldn't tell the patient this. Only someone worse off than her could inspire her compassion and willpower.

"Live well while you can. Since you've woken up, don't let God's good intentions go to waste. There's hope as long as you're alive. Even if you miss this view, there will be another one waiting for you. Don't think so negatively. Thinking so negatively is just pushing yourself into a dead end and making those who hurt you look down on you even more. Think about your family who love you, and save your love for those you love and those who love you."

The patient's eyes showed a mixture of sympathy and envy towards Tang Junyao.

After talking for about half an hour, seeing that the patient's eyes were no longer so dim, she turned and left. As she walked to the door, she said, "Auntie, take good care of her."

The family members were moved to tears, wiping away their tears as they said, "Thank you, Dr. Tang."

Today's events have once again made Tang Junyao lose her affection for marriage. Marriage is like a gamble; if you bet right, you're lucky; if you bet wrong, you'll be mired in a quagmire. This pregnant woman is a prime example; it's hard for her to extricate herself.

Su Xue didn't go downstairs, but went into Ji Hancheng's room. She couldn't resist pushing the door open and going in.

Seeing Su Xue enter, Ji Hancheng was a little surprised, but he calmly asked, "Miss Su, is there something you need?"

"Why is Young Master Ji all alone? Why didn't Lu Yueguang bring the child to keep you company?"

These words made the man frown. The woman had mentioned his wife and children that day, and he had even asked Xu Mingkai to investigate yesterday. Recently, Xu Mingkai's efficiency had dropped significantly, and he wondered what he was busy with.

A barely perceptible glint of calculation flashed in his eyes. "I've protected her so well, how could Miss Su possibly know who my wife and children are?"

Su Xue was a little smug and started to talk too much, "That's right, isn't it Lu Man? Back then, your white moonlight was pregnant and showing off in front of my Yao Yao, but there was nothing she could do. My Yao Yao's fighting power was not something your Lu Man could handle. She was killed without a trace on the spot."

Ji Hancheng: White Moonlight? When did he have a white moonlight? So that's how it is.

After Su Xue finished speaking, she felt a chill and shivered involuntarily. Meeting the man's cold gaze, she only wanted to run away. "I was just saying that. You stay here. I'm leaving. Goodbye."

"Thank you for informing me today, Ms. Su."

"Huh? You're welcome, you're welcome." She didn't understand what Young Master Ji meant either. In any case, her face was very pale, and the best course of action was to leave.