Liu Guanyi's hand that was wiping his tears paused, and for a moment he didn't know whether he should let go.
"Master, I was in a coma during the operation. How could I possibly know who donated the kidney to me?"
"Mr. Liu, there's no requirement for confidentiality regarding organ donation between mother and child. Do you think your mother did such a great thing and no one in the hospital would tell you?
From the moment you learn you have received a donation, you know who the donor kidney came from.
It's just that you and your father have reached a strange consensus: as long as I don't say that this kidney came from my mother/wife, I can live without any psychological burden.
Not satisfied with having appropriated the credit for your mother's achievements, you went so far as to slander your mother by accusing her of having an affair, in order to prevent your relatives from taking the compensation for the car accident. This would make it appear that you didn't receive any compensation."
Liu Guanyi would certainly not admit to something so detrimental to him. He still stubbornly said, "You are slandering me. It is only natural for a mother to save her son. How could I give up her reputation for a little money?"
Su Yan didn't want to say anything more: "Just lie to yourself. I hope that next time you get sick, there will be kind people who will donate to you."
Her warning was deeply engraved in Liu Guanyi's mind, making him worry all the time whether he would become ill again.
No matter how careful he was, the disease still found him, and this time, he couldn't wait for a suitable donor.
"Knock knock knock" The knocking sound from outside interrupted Su Yan's practice.
When she opened the door, she saw her parents standing outside with smiles on their faces.
"Yan Yan, your mother and I are planning to announce your return on New Year's Day. Do you have any objections?"
"I'm fine with either."
"Okay, then we won't disturb you from working."
After her parents left, Su Yan saw that it was almost time, so she turned on her cell phone.
Before Su Yan could see her destined person, her view was blocked by a white banner.
Xiao Kun ran to a place with a wide view and walked around the banner and the people kneeling on the ground.
After all the useful information was transmitted into the live broadcast room, he returned to kneel beside the coffin.
Su Yan saw the banners that read "Unscrupulous school, shielding teachers from beating students, return my son's life", and she felt that another big case was about to happen.
Xiao Kun concealed his anger and raised his hand to ask the people around him to cry quietly so as not to disturb his conversation with the master.
"Master, today I just want you to give my son justice."
“My son just turned seven this year and is in the second grade at Future Primary School.
Just a week ago, he suddenly died in class. His classmates saw with their own eyes that the teacher hit him on the head with his hand.
But the unscrupulous teacher did not notify the parents immediately. When we arrived, the child had already died.
The doctor at the hospital told me quietly: The child's body is covered with scars, new and old, and there is not even a single healthy spot. It is obvious that it is caused by being beaten for a long time.
I went to the school to ask the teachers for an explanation, but they just kicked me out.
Now I have no other choice but to bring my son's body to the school gate to block them and seek justice for him."
Teacher He, who had rushed over from home, interrupted Xiao Kunze's accusation: "Parent, please calm down first. I am the person involved in this matter, and I do not agree with the truth you are telling me."
When they heard that the murderer who hurt the child had appeared, the family members behind Xiao Kunze stood up and wanted to seek justice for the child.
Principal Li and the security guards stood in front of Teacher He and said, "Didn't I tell you not to come to school during this period? Why don't you listen?"
Teacher He understood that the principal's move was to protect him, but he could not ignore the safety of other teachers and classmates in the school for his own safety.
If we allow these people to block the door, they might rush into the campus and attack innocent people one day.
Principal Li also understood that hiding like this was not a solution. He had also heard the children at home discussing Su Yan, and now he could only place his hopes on her.
"Teacher He, please speak in a calmer tone later and don't irritate them."
Teacher He stood behind the three security guards and spoke slowly, "After the child got into trouble, I wanted to explain what happened to your family, but you were very emotional and didn't want to listen to me.
Today, I will tell everyone everything that happened that day."
"Seven days ago, I was teaching a class and found Xiao Yuxin lying on the table. Out of a sense of responsibility towards the students, I asked his deskmate to wake him up.
But his deskmate called him several times but failed to wake him up, so I came down from the podium and gently patted his back with the book in my hand.
Classmate Xiao, who was originally sitting comfortably on the chair, suddenly fell to the ground after I slapped him.
When I found him unconscious, the first thing I did was check his pulse.
After confirming that his carotid artery had no pulse, I performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation on him while asking my classmates to go to the next class for help.
Less than a minute later, the teacher from the next class came running over. He first dialed 120, then ran to the school gate with his child on his back to wait for the ambulance.
Because our school is not far from the hospital, the hospital ambulance arrived at the scene in less than ten minutes.
During this period, Teacher Wang and I never stopped giving him cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
After the doctor arrived at the scene, I got into the ambulance with my child.
During this time, I called you, but the phone number you left me was wrong, and the person who answered the phone was a stranger.
After arriving at the hospital, I stayed with the child for the emergency treatment. I waited until the principal arrived from the school before I found your wife's phone number through your child's first-grade teacher.
Found you again through your wife.
Unfortunately, by the time you rushed from home to the hospital, the child had already passed away.
I understand the pain you parents feel, and I realize that I shouldn't hit my child on the back with a book.
But the child’s injuries have nothing to do with me. I am a teacher, how could I do something to hurt my students?
Mr. Xiao, if we really want to determine who is right and who is wrong, shouldn’t you parents have a greater responsibility?
As a child's parents, living with him every day, they didn't know he had any signs of being beaten. Isn't that strange?
Principal Liu covered Teacher He's mouth and scolded her, "You only need to explain the process of the child's accident. Don't say anything else."
This is indeed very strange. If the child's injuries were as serious as the parents said, they wouldn't have noticed anything at all.
[When I was in junior high school, there was a very responsible teacher who couldn't stand a student sleeping in class, so he hit her on the head with a book. The student fell to the ground and could not be rescued.
Although it was later confirmed that the child died of his own illness, the parents still made a scene at the school gate for a long time, and the teacher was fired by the school.
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