Chapter 1536: One Should Not Be Too Wicked; Not Everyone Has My Good Temper

The man grew more and more excited as he spoke, as if he had caught the doctors and nurses making mistakes: "You speak up!"

Liu Chuxue had just finished tidying herself up and was preparing to put on the long military coat Fu Yan Cheng had prepared for her when she heard the shouting outside and her face immediately darkened.

Fu Yan Cheng patted her hand reassuringly: "Sit and wait a moment; I will go handle it."

Liu Chuxue instead grabbed his hand: "I will do it."

If a cadre from his unit came out to handle this matter and dealt with it improperly, it would likely have a bad impact, but she was different; as a woman and a military family member, the situation was not the same.

Just as she was about to walk toward the door, Fu's mother shielded her behind her: "I am here; how can I allow anyone to bully you like this?"

Fu's mother turned to look at Auntie Wei: "You probably won't be able to leave for a while; help me watch the children."

Liu Chuxue turned to look at the triplets on the bed behind her: "Auntie Wei, help me bring Sanwang over."

Her complexion was not very good now; how could she encounter so much trouble just by being hospitalized? Her youngest son had the weakest constitution, and she feared he would be frightened again.

Fu Yan Cheng quickly understood Liu Chuxue's intention; he stood up and, a step ahead of Auntie Wei, handed the youngest son to Liu Chuxue, while he himself picked up his beloved daughter, and Auntie Wei picked up Physician.

Once the children were in the arms of the adults, perhaps feeling a sense of security, they were no longer restless and soon fell into a peaceful sleep.

Fu's mother then went outside the door: "Comrade, if you want to transfer wards, we are just about to be discharged; you can go to the nurse to handle the procedures; there is no need to deliberately block the door here and curse."

The woman, however, retorted: "Oh, could it be that you are feeling guilty?"

Fu's mother's face immediately darkened: "I do not even know you, so where does this talk of guilt come from? If it were not for fear of frightening my grandchildren, I would not bother with you."

The woman sized Fu's mother up and down, her eyes rolling: "Oh, looking at your refined attire, you must be from a cadre family; why is it that we ordinary people have to squeeze several families into one ward, while your family can occupy one exclusively?"

"This is hedonism; if the hospital does not give me an explanation, I will go to a place where I can seek justice."

Fu's mother glanced at the crowd gathering around: "Your mouth is like it has eaten shit; clearly, when we checked in yesterday, there were no empty beds in other wards; the nurse saw that we had triplets and was also afraid that the children crying at night would affect others' rest, so she arranged for us to check into this ward; how did it become hedonism in your mouth?"

"These few wards here all have three beds each; do you think they are all practicing hedonism?"

"Besides, this is a military hospital; my daughter-in-law is a military family member; not only did we not seek special treatment, but even if the hospital gave us some consideration, it would be nothing to be criticized, right?"

"Who are you, and by what right do you question the hospital and question my daughter-in-law?"

"Could it be that you got a sweet taste from slandering others, so you are addicted to being wicked?"

Upon hearing this, the woman's face turned green and white in turns: "What nonsense are you talking? When did I slander anyone?"

Seeing the look of guilt on the other party's face, Fu's mother knew her guess was correct: "Just now you kept saying 'hedonism'; this is a military hospital; the local villagers nearby can come here to give birth; can't my daughter-in-law, a military family member, come?"

The woman felt a bit panicked inside; she did not expect to have kicked a hard bone: "Comrade, calm down; I was just too angry and spoke without thinking; it was not targeted at you; I am truly sorry."

Fu's mother was not the type to be unyielding when she had the upper hand, and she did not want to cause trouble for her son and daughter-in-law either, so she decided to stop while she was ahead: "One should not be too wicked; not everyone has my good temper."