Chapter 11 — Mother-in-law Tests Daughter-in-law's Heart

"Before the ambulance arrived yesterday, mom told me that she really used to make me angry." Ton Que Phan's face turned pale. "That's what mom said." "At that time, how did mom know it would be this serious?" Tran Nghien's voice was low. "You always say you don't know." "But you obviously know she can't eat." "I just don't care." Ton Que Phan's tears fell again. "So now you want mom." What are you doing?" "Do you want me to kneel down and apologize to him?" On the hospital bed, Ninh Uyen's eyelashes fluttered. Tran Nghien turned his head to look back, immediately closed the door, leaving only him standing outside. "Mom, you don't have to kneel." "From today onwards, don't appear in front of her again." Ton Que Phan looked at him in disbelief: "You want to send me away?" "You don't need me to take care of you at the hospital." "You don't need me to come at home anymore." "Wait until she's discharged from the hospital, I'll change the locks." The pair of cages in Ton Que Phan's hands shook. Stirring, the soup inside made a gurgling sound. "Tran Nghien, are you crazy?" "I'm your mother." Tran Nghien looked at her, his voice very calm. "It's because you are my mother, that's why I didn't call the police." Ton Que Phan's pupil twitched violently. "Report the police?" "Do you still want to call the police to arrest me?" Before Tran Nghien could speak, a very soft sound suddenly rang out from inside the hospital room. He turned around and saw that Ninh Uyen had pressed the nurse call button at the bedside. The nurse quickly ran over. Ninh Uyen struggled to lift her hand and type a few words into the notes section on her phone. She showed it to the nurse. The nurse read out: "Please ask her to leave, I'm scared." Ton Que Phan stiffened in place. She looked at Ninh Uyen, her eyes turned from self-pity to embarrassment, then from embarrassment to anger. "Are you afraid of me?" "What can an old woman like me do to you?" Tran Nghien took a step forward, blocking her view. "That's enough." The nurse also frowned. "Family people, don't provoke the patient." "If you keep making noise, I'll call security." Ton Que Phan's lips trembled, and he suddenly put down his glasses. land. "Okay." "I'll go." "Don't regret it later." When she turned around, the cage tripped and fell, and the soup poured out from the gap in the lid, spreading along the tile floor. The soup smells faintly of ginger, grease, and a strong fishy smell. Ninh Uyen closed her eyes and lay on the bed, her stomach began to reflux again. Tran Nghien immediately called a nurse to clean up. But Ton Que Phan had already reached the end of the corridor. She looked back, the resentment in her eyes was more than the remorse. 09 The second day Ninh Uyen was in the hospital, the doctor came to her room. The treating doctor, whose last name is Ha, is over forty years old, speaks very calmly, and when turning over medical records, his eyebrows are always tightly furrowed. He finished looking at the indicators, then looked at Ninh Uyen's lips and neck area. "The reaction has been suppressed, but still cannot be subjective." "In the next few days, food and drink must be controlled extremely strictly." "Absolutely do not touch anything that is not certain." Tran Nghien stood by the bed, nodding repeatedly: "I will personally prepare." Doctor Ha glanced at him. "It's not a matter of whether you personally prepare or not." "It's about Family members must understand that allergies are not something you just have to grit your teeth and endure for a while." "Yesterday's situation, if it had been a little slower, the consequences of anaphylactic shock would be difficult to say." The room fell silent. Ninh Uyen lowered her eyes, her fingers gently placed on her lower abdomen. Dr. Ha's voice softened a bit. "My heart today is better than yesterday." "However, we still have to monitor it in the future to see if there are any lasting effects." "Your mood must also be kept stable." Ninh Uyen used a hoarse voice to ask: "Will the baby really be okay, doctor?" Tran Nghien quickly grabbed her hand. Dr. Ha did not offer mere consolation: "For now, it seems to be okay." "But you must pay special attention in the next two weeks."