Madam Shi had no doubt about Jiang Ning's medical skills.
But Madam Qian was different.
Originally, she trusted Jiang Ning just like Madam Shi.
After a few words, Madam Qian realized that the young girl was not as down-to-earth as she had imagined.
She speaks in a very ethereal way.
Eager to show off.
In order to demonstrate their excellence.
She can say anything.
Almost without regard for the consequences.
Such a person.
What good medical skills could there be?
Perhaps it's really as my grandson said.
All of Jiang Ning's current achievements are simply a product of the Si family and their packaging.
Madam Qian simply could not entrust her son's life to such a young girl.
Thinking of this, Madam Qian smiled at Madam Shi, "Although Smith's pills have some risks, what doesn't have risks these days? Even Sheng Bao said that she's only confident she can cure Shu Hua. Since both have risks, compared to acupuncture and drinking Chinese medicine for so many days, we still prefer Smith's pills. What if Shu Hua is lucky and recovers after one course of treatment!"
Madam Shi looked at Madam Qian and said, "Susu, you're confused. Have you thought about what you'd do if the Smith pills really did cause very serious consequences, just like Shengbao said?"
Do parents outlive their children?
But the last sentence was something that Madam Shi definitely couldn't say.
She just felt that Old Madam Qian hadn't considered things carefully enough.
They're really not taking this matter seriously.
This concerns Qian Shuhua's life!
How can you just try it out casually!
Upon hearing this, Old Madam Qian was speechless.
Others may not know Jiang Ning's situation, but how could Old Madam Shi not know?
Madam Qian continued, "If there are any consequences, we'll bear them ourselves. I heard that Smith's pills have already sold forty or fifty thousand units in P country. If there are any problems, what will happen?"
How much money will P country lose?
What huge consequences this will cause!
"Since Professor Smith dares to sell this miracle drug, it means they have already conducted experiments, and this miracle drug can indeed cure epilepsy."
At this moment, Jiang Ning smiled and said, "Grandma Qian, I have explained the consequences and reasons to you. Since you don't believe me, my grandma and I can only respect your and your family's wishes."
At this point, Jiang Ning put away her first-aid kit.
Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes the connection between doctors and patients.
Life is about cause and effect.
Jiang Ning did not want to interfere with the cause and effect of others.
At this point, Jiang Ning looked at Madam Shi beside her and said, "Grandma, let's go back."
“Alright,” Madam Shi also realized at this moment and nodded, “Let’s go back.”
Madam Qian lifted her foot to see Madam Shi off.
Madam Shi turned to look at Madam Qian and said with a smile, "Please stay here. I know this place very well, no need to see me off!"
Although Madam Shi said there was no need to see her off, Madam Qian still escorted Madam Shi to the door.
As Madam Shi was about to get into the car, she took Madam Shi's arm and said, "Qiongfang, you and I have been friends for many years. You should know my personality. I have always been a straightforward person."
“It’s not that I don’t trust Shengbao today, it’s just that I can’t bear to see Shuhua suffer from acupuncture. Not only acupuncture can harm the body, but drinking Chinese medicine can also harm the body, after all, medicine is three parts poison. Shuhua has already suffered a lot over the years, and I only hope that he will be well for the rest of his life.”
"You absolutely must not hold a grudge about this."
After all, Madam Qian and Madam Shi were old friends of many years.
Madam Qian did not want this matter to damage the harmony between the two.
But how could Old Madam Shi not be angry?
She was so angry she was about to explode!
The person who asked Jiang Ning to treat Qian Shuhua was Old Madam Qian.
The person who didn't trust Jiang Ning was also Old Madam Qian.
Jiang Ning was also the lifeblood of Old Madam Shi.
The Qian family did this.
This is simply too disrespectful to her son, Shengbao.
Old Madam Shi calmly withdrew her hand, turned to look at Old Madam Qian, and said, barely able to control her voice, "Susu, you won't let Shengbao receive treatment from Shuhua simply because you think Shengbao is too young and can't compare to Professor Smith. Why bother with those high-sounding reasons?"
Instead of hiding it, it's better to say it openly and honestly, so that at least people won't feel uncomfortable.
The more Madam Shi thought about it, the angrier she became, and then she said:
“Although our Shengbao is young, Shengbao’s abilities are no a hundred times better than those of Smith who only know how to steal other people’s work.”
“My Shengbao is the apple of my eye. She doesn’t need to earn money by treating patients. She’s only coming here because of me, her grandmother!”
"If it were someone else, they might not be able to persuade our Shengbao to come."
"Besides, Shuhua is also a child I watched grow up. I just hope you won't regret your decision today."
"You can't learn something just by being taught, but you'll learn it after just one lesson! Susu, I have to remind you, there's no going back in this world."
Madam Qian sighed, "Qiongfang, you're really overthinking it! It's not that I don't trust Shengbao, I just think taking Western medicine is easier."
Madam Shi waved her hand, "Never mind, whatever you mean is irrelevant now. I'm going back."
After saying this, Madam Shi got into the car and closed the door.
Watching the black luxury car drive further and further away, Old Madam Qian shook her head helplessly, "Qiongfang is really something, getting old but her temper is getting worse."
It was clearly the old lady who was being unreasonable, yet she was still forced to bow her head and admit her mistake.
What annoyed Madam Qian even more was that even though she had lowered her head, Madam Shi still acted superior.
Back inside, Feng Moli was already feeding Qian Shuhua his medicine.
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