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"They said that the family members had found the ward and wanted to ask who Ning Wenhao had gotten the medicine from. But Ning Wenhao has already gone back with Auntie Mao. Old Master Ning, who had come to visit him, had come empty-handed and happened to meet the family members of the patient. Xiao Yushan didn't know what was wrong with her, but she told them that the young miss of the Nangong family had cured Ning Wenhao. Although she did not say that you were the chairman of the Imperial Phoenix Group, nor that you were the genius pharmacist, the patient's family quickly zoned in on the Nangong family. So, you go back to the Chi family first. I'll take care of everything."2

"Okay..."

They actually dared to point the finger at her and the Nangong family. If they wanted to do that, then they could not blame her for what she was going to do to them!

That was what she wanted to say after her 'okay'.

However, Big Brother Chi Yang clearly thought she was happily agreeing. When he heard her say 'okay', he praised her for being a good little girl and hung up without saying anything else.

Nuannuan, "..."

When Nuannuan called again, Chi Yang's phone was busy.

Thus, she hung up the phone, turned her car around, and returned to the medical base. She had been researching anti-inflammatory drugs at the Nangong family's house, but she still felt that nothing was showing much promise. The side effects for the patients taking the drugs would be very severe. However, the side effects did not mean that the drugs were ineffective. Therefore, Nuannuan still brought the drugs to the research base. She thought she would be able to research them when she was free.

Since there were now more people suffering from this disease, it was a good opportunity to test this drug.

After mixing the basic medicine, Nuannuan quickly drove to the military hospital.

At this moment, there was already a sea of people outside the military hospital. Other than the hospital director, Chi Yang and her uncle, Nangong Shu, were also there.

The patient's family was very excited. They had organized people to put up a banner not far from the entrance of the military hospital. The banner was white with black words on it. It was the kind of mourning font only dead people used. On it was written:

"If this hospital takes money but doesn't save lives, are human lives as important to them as blades of grass?"

The banner was very big. Both ends were tied to poles, and it was 11 feet tall and 26 feet long when stretched out. If one person held up each side, there would be enough space for vehicles to enter from the middle.

In front of the banner was a huge advertisement-like sign. This sign also had black words on a white background. On the sign, it said that the patient had suddenly fallen ill from a new disease and had a serious lung infection. This was a new type of virus, and currently, only this military hospital had a successful case.

After the patient's family found out, they were overjoyed and sent the patient to the military hospital for treatment. Who could have guessed that the military hospital would reject the patient and refuse to treat him?!

Now, the patient's illness had no hope, and he was on the verge of death. It was becoming increasingly difficult for him to breathe on his own. However, the doctors in the military hospital did not care. The reason for this was that the person who developed the drug was the eldest daughter of the Nangong family. The military hospital was unwilling to trouble the eldest daughter of the Nangong family to arrange to get the drug again. Therefore, they had placed the civilian patient in the intensive care unit, but they did not plan to ask Miss Nangong to go for treatment.

Were civilians not human beings too? Should civilians die when they were sick? Why had the military hospital asked Miss Nangong to save an important military officer who was also the son of a wealthy family? Why was the family only allowed to watch the patient if they were civilians? Were civilians not human? Did they not have the right to live?

This hospital had put the patient in intensive care, but did not give him any treatment!

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