Chapter 30


    Chapter 30 Heart disease


    I was stunned: “My father… No, what does my father have to do with you?”


    She sneered, “Go back and ask him if he remembers a woman named Kelly.”


    “Kelly? Who is she?”


    Before she could answer, the taxi stopped. I hurriedly opened the


    door and got off. After a few steps, I found no movement


    behind me. Looking back, Wendy was still sitting in the taxi.


    “Don’t you go with me?”


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    “Cardiology on the third floor.”


    Cardiology?


    Dodo has a heart problem?


    I turned and ran to the third floor. I found the nurse desk and asked which ward Dodo was in.


    When the nurse inquired on theputer, I wished the nurse said there was no such person.


    I would rather it was Wendy’s prank than my daughter really had terrible heart disease.


    But the nurse said, “Dodo? Are you her parent?”


    “I’m her mother.”


    “Can you show me your ID card?”


    After seeing my ID card, the nurse told me to wait a minute and then made a call nearby.


    This made my more flustered. Was it because my daughter has…..


    No, no, my daughter will be fine……


    In a panic, two policemen came and said that I was suspected of abandoning my child and wanted to tak


    e me back to the Bureau


    for investigation.


    I was confused: “Wait, can you tell me what happened?”


    The police took out a photo: “At two o’clock this morning, the staff of the hospital found an abandoned ba


    by at the gate of the


    hospital. The name and date of birth were written in a note in the bag and quilt.”


    “Wh… What?” I shook my body and almost didn’t stand still. “Really?”


    “Yes,” said the doctor next to her, “it was Dr. Xu from our department who first found her and judged that


    she had a congenital


    heart disease ording to work experience. Dr. Xu and the hospital, in the


    spirit of humanitarianism, performed thoracotomy on her


    and now she lives in ICU.”


    My vision was blurred. I wiped my tears with my sleeve: “I really didn’t abandon my daughter, but my ex


    husband and his lover hid my


    daughter because of the recent marriage change. That bitch said the child was here, but she didn’t go up


    stairs. By the way.


    could it be a child with the same name? Can you show me the picture of the child?”


    I covered my mouth and cried: “How can this happen? My daughter is a premature baby. She had been li


    ving in the incubator


    since she was born. I haven’t heard of any doctor talking about this disease.”


    Dr. Xu lifted his sses: “I transferred her medical records in other hospitals, and found out that she had


    a heart disease on the


    day of birth.”


    My legs softened and I grabbed the worktable hard before I fell: “I haven’t seen my daughter since she w


    as born. My ex husband transferred her to a hospital I didn’t know about and threatened me with her life.


    I didn’t ask for help or call the police. I saw my daughter more than ten days ago, but I was busy dealing


    with the divorcewsuit and didn’t care much about taking care of the child.


    Atst, I burst into tears. Dr. Xu took a handkerchief from the pocket of his white coat and handed it to m


    e: “Don’t worry Your daughter’s operation is very sessful. She is also taken care of by professional nu


    rses in the ICU and will soon recover. If what you said is true, you should go back to the police station wit


    h the police first. I believe they will help you get justice after they understand


    the situation.”


    “Thank


    Thank you.”


    Chapter 30 Heart disease


    I went to the police station that night. The police showed me the surveince near the hospital. The woma


    wrapped tightly, but I recognized Wendy at a nce.


    I described what happened from ke’s cheating to yesterday. They said they would contact ke and W


    verified what I said, they would arrest them for investigation.


    Then I rushed back to the hospital. It was almost dawn. I sat in the chair next to the ICU and thought that


    time came, I would go in to see my poor Dodo.


    Then someone came up to me and said “You’re back“.


    When I looked up and saw that it was Dr. Xu, I quickly stood up and said, “Yes, thank you.”


    He smiled and said, “You can’t visit until 12 o’clock. You can go home to rest ande back then.”


    “No, I want to wait here and see her immediately.”


    He nodded. When he came to the door, he folded back: “Give me your cell phone and I’ll record a video fo