Chapter 513 My Mom Has Been Isolation

She even wondered if her grandmother would be carried out like this in a few days.

Without family members around, he died alone and without dignity.

"Let's go, get in the car first." Xue Yao helped Tang Su to the side of the road and sat on the electric bike he rode.

"Xue Yao, I didn't see your mother..." Tang Su looked at Xue Yao, and after thinking about it, decided to tell him the bad news.

In fact, when she found out that the doctor who was treating her grandmother in the hospital was a doctor named Liu, she felt something was wrong, because she suspected that Xue Yao's mother might be sick, otherwise she would not have asked another doctor to treat her grandmother.

"I know." Xue Yao took a tissue and wiped the tears from the corners of Tang Su's eyes.

"My mother has been quarantined." Xue Yao whispered. In fact, he was worried and sad, but he suppressed these negative emotions in his heart.

Tang Su was already very sad, and he didn't want to give her more negative emotions.

"Isolated, is she also infected?" Tang Su opened his eyes wide and asked in disbelief.

Xue Yao turned his head away, not wanting Tang Su to see the emotions in his eyes at the moment.

After turning back again, he nodded slightly and said, "My mother started to have a fever in the afternoon, and she also had symptoms of coughing. She is suspected of being infected. She is now isolated in the hotel, waiting for the test results."

Tang Su paused. When she heard the news, her legs went weak and she squatted on the ground.

She couldn't imagine how sad Xue Yao would be if something happened to Aunt Ye.

"Get up, let's go home first. It's too cold outside." Xue Yao helped Tang Su up and said calmly.

The car drove through one street after another, and after almost twenty minutes, it finally arrived at the Jinyue Waterside Community.

The community has begun closed management.

There are security guards on duty 24 hours a day at the entrance and exit of the community. The security guards hold forehead thermometers in their hands, and anyone entering and leaving needs to have their temperature measured.

Tang Su and Xue Yao's body temperatures were normal at this time.

Back in 2501, Tang Su sat on the sofa.

Although it was already past ten o'clock in the evening, she was not sleepy at all.

Her mind is now filled with her grandmother in the hospital and the scenes she saw in the hospital.

What happened today was too much for them.

The cell phone in Tang Su's pocket rang again.

When he picked up the phone, Tang Su discovered that it was a call from an unfamiliar number, a landline number.

Tang Su suspected that it was the hospital calling, so he answered the call immediately.

Sure enough, the call was from the hospital.

"Hello, are you a relative of patient Zhang Zhilan?"

"I'm her granddaughter?" Tang Su raised her eyebrows and her heartbeat quickened, because she thought that if the hospital called, it must be bad news.

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"This is Ward 2 of the Infectious Diseases Department of the Haishi Central Hospital. Grandma Zhang Zhilan's condition is quite serious. Family members need to go to the hospital before 10 a.m. tomorrow to sign two emergency notices for critically ill patients and two supplementary agreements. In addition, according to the hospital's regulations, the spouse or children of the patient should sign in principle. You are the patient's granddaughter. If the patient's children are not in Haishi and cannot be present to sign, and you must sign, your father or your aunt needs to issue a consent letter, agreeing that you will sign all the patient's agreements and surgery notices on his behalf. Do you understand?"

The nurse on the other end of the phone explained patiently.

Tang Su replied with a good word.

Then the other party hung up the phone.

However, Tang Su felt even more depressed at the moment, because the nurse on the phone said that grandma's condition was serious and she even needed to sign a critically ill patient emergency notice.

(End of this chapter)