Chapter 22 — Mother-in-law Tests Daughter-in-law's Heart

"This person arbitrarily entered the inpatient ward, and at the same time caused serious psychological effects to the patient." The head nurse took it, glanced over, her face immediately became serious. "We will record it." "If she continues to make noise, the hospital will ask the police to intervene." Ton Que Phan leaned forward to snatch the paper. "Give it here!" "Are you taking the dumplings for testing?" Tran Nghien dodged. "Isn't that what mom said? Just a little bit?" "Didn't you tell her that it's okay if she eats it all?" "What are you afraid of?" Ton Que Phan's lips trembled. "I'm your mother." "Are you determined to push me to this point?" Tran Nghien looked at her: "I'm not pushing you." "I'm just showing to light what you've done." Ton Que Phan suddenly turned toward the door of the hospital room, his voice shrill. cried: "Ninh Uyen!" "Come here!" "Are you going to hide in there and watch me being bullied like this?" Tran Nghien's eyes darkened and he immediately blocked the door. The guard also took a step forward. Ton Que Phan was dragged by the armpits towards the elevator, but still turned around and cursed non-stop. "You will be punished." "You separated me and my mother." "The baby in your womb will never recognize a mother like you in the future." In the hospital room, Ninh Uyen heard the last curse, her whole body trembled. The monitor beeped again and again. The nurse quickly rang the bell to call the doctor. Tran Nghien rushed back to the bed. "Ninh Uyen." "Look at me." Ninh Uyen's face was white and scary, her fingers clutching her lower abdomen. Her voice was so hoarse that it was almost impossible to hear. "She cursed my child." Tran Nghien's eyes were red: "She said nonsense." "Not a single word she said was true." The doctor quickly walked in, and after checking, his face darkened. "Who let unrelated people in here?" The nurse quietly explained the situation. The doctor looked at Tran Nghien: "One more time of psychological stimulation like this, the consequences are hard to predict." "You must be absolutely isolated." Tran Nghien nodded, his throat tight: "I will do it." The doctor left, Ninh Uyen's mother stood next to the bed, her face as cold as ice: "Tran Nghien." "I give you half a day." "After half a day, if she dares to come to this floor again, I will immediately transfer her to the hospital." Uyen Uyen." "At the same time, mom will personally report to the police." Tran Nghien raised his head: "Mom, there's no need to wait half a day." He took out his phone, right in front of Ninh Uyen, called a lawyer. "Prepare documents immediately." "I want to officially sue." "In addition, file a request to ban her from coming near Ninh Uyen." The other end of the line received the order. As soon as Tran Nghien hung up the phone, a nurse's urgent voice rang out outside the hospital room door. "Mr. Tran." "Someone is looking for you downstairs." "She said it was your mother." "In her hand she was holding a bottle of insecticide."16 Tran Nghien's hand holding the phone stopped in mid-air. Ninh Uyen was leaning against the head of the bed, her face still not recovered. Hearing the nurse say that, her fingertips immediately tightened. Her mother quickly put her hand on her shoulder. "Don't move." "Don't worry about anything now." Tran Nghien glanced at Ninh Uyen and said softly: "I'll go down and handle it." Ninh Uyen moved her lips, her voice was hoarse: "Don't let her come up here." "It won't happen." Tran Nghien finished speaking, turned and walked out of the hospital room. When the elevator door closed, his face was silhouetted against the metal, so cold that there was no longer a drop of blood. The emergency lobby on the ground floor was bustling with people. In front of the counter was a long line of people, with the sound of children crying, the sound of elderly people coughing, and a nurse hurriedly pushing a stretcher past. Ton Que Phan sat on a bench in the corner of the lobby. Her hair was loose, her coat buttons were undone, and in her hand she clutched a small white bottle.