Chapter 79 The hand is completely injured and cannot move, the shoulder is also injured...
Guard Zhang's expression became somewhat complicated. She turned to the doctor beside the bed and said, "You should ask the doctor about her injuries!"
Su Mang panicked, ignoring her own injuries, and rushed to the doctor's side, her face full of worry: "Doctor, how is my sister's injury?"
The doctor glanced at Su Mang and shook his head gravely: "Your sister's condition is not good. I'm afraid she won't be able to do physical labor in the future."
Su Mang's face turned deathly pale, and fear filled her eyes: "Could it be life-threatening?"
The doctor waved his hand, tidying up his medicine box as he sighed, "We pulled her back from the brink of death, but her health has been severely damaged. It will be difficult for her to regain her former health."
Su Mang's expression relaxed slightly, and her tone became firm: "As long as she's alright, that's all that matters. Other difficulties can be overcome slowly. Besides, she still has me. I will take good care of her."
The doctor stood up, glanced at Su Zi on the bed, then at Su Mang, his expression turning serious. He opened his mouth, but hesitated to speak.
Seeing this, Fu Yun took a few steps forward and gently reminded him, "Doctor, just say what you want to say!"
The doctor's gaze shifted to Fu Yun, and the moment his eyes fell on Fu Yun's face, he froze, a look of amazement appearing in his eyes. He subconsciously asked, "Who are you?"
Fu Yun replied crisply, "I am the injured person's friend. No matter how bad her condition is, please tell me the truth."
The doctor nodded, sighed again, and said in a heavy tone, "Her throat is severely burned. Judging from the extent of the damage, someone forcibly stuffed scalding hot charcoal into it, leaving her throat a mess, a bloody mess. She will probably never be able to speak again."
"What?" Su Mang's body swayed suddenly, and then she fell straight to the ground.
Fu Yun's expression hardened, and he swiftly caught Su Mang as she nearly fell, putting his arm around her shoulder and helping her to lie down on another empty couch.
Su Mang was clearly provoked too much and fainted from anger.
Fu Yun was also filled with anger. She never expected them to be so vicious, using such a cruel method as stuffing hot coals into Su Zi's throat to destroy her vocal cords.
Those vicious servants were really too lenient just now. If I had known it would turn out like this, I should have made them experience the same kind of pain.
Fu Yun clenched her fists, took a deep breath, and barely managed to suppress her anger. She turned to the doctor and said, "Su Mang has a club wound on her back. Please take a look at her as well."
The doctor came over and said, "Alright, I'll take a look at her. Please excuse me, sir."
Fu Yun nodded and walked towards the door.
"There were some things I didn't tell the girl directly earlier. Actually, her sister's injuries were extremely serious."
Fu Yun had only taken a few steps when the doctor's voice rang out from inside the room.
He stopped abruptly and quickly turned to look at the doctor: "What do you mean?"
The doctor raised his hand in the direction of Su Zi, his face showing regret: "All the tendons in her hands have been severed, and she will only be considered half a cripple from now on."
Fu Yun: "..." This is too cruel. Severing Su Zi's tendons, making her unable to move her hands or lift her shoulders, almost like a cripple, is more painful than killing her.
Such a ruthless approach was probably not the idea of those servants, but rather an order given by Su Tan.
It is estimated that Su Tan was afraid that if Su Zi survived, she would spread the secrets of the Su family mansion, which would expose her. In order to eliminate any future troubles, she used such a vicious trick.
That damned Su Tan is utterly depraved and deserves to be torn to pieces.
Fu Yun clenched her fist and then relaxed it, finally responding in a low voice, "I understand. Please don't tell the two sisters the truth, otherwise, given her sister's personality, she might do something rash."
The doctor agreed: "I understand. I will tell her to rest well, and we'll talk about the rest later."
"Okay." Fu Yun responded and continued towards the door: "Then I'll have to trouble the doctor."
Fu Yun walked out of the room and looked at the guard Fang standing outside the door. His eyes showed a bit of complexity. He silently leaned against the wall and waited quietly outside the door.
Seeing that Fu Yun was in low spirits, Guard Fang couldn't help but say, "Don't worry too much, she'll gradually accept it in time."
Fu Yun felt very heavy-hearted and blamed herself: "It was my fault that she was harmed. If I hadn't suggested that she stay at the Su residence for the time being, she wouldn't have suffered such persecution and had most of her life ruined."
He clenched his fists, filled with regret: "It's all my fault. If I hadn't been so presumptuous as to give her advice, and had instead let her break up with Su Tan early on, she would have been beaten half to death and kicked out of the house at most. That would have been much better than what she's in now."
In all his years in the business world, nothing had ever made him feel so angry and frustrated.
He was too confident and underestimated the extent of Su Tan's malice.
He must avenge Su Zi, or he will never have peace in his life.
[President Fu, don't be too pessimistic. Although tendon-setting surgery wasn't possible in ancient times, as long as we're bold enough, and we cultivate Lu Zhisheng in the future, it's not impossible to achieve a surgical cure.]
Fu Yun's heavy mood was not relieved: "Lu Zhisheng is always looking for the safest option. Asking him to perform this kind of surgery is probably harder than climbing to heaven."
Anything is possible; it's never wrong to try.
Fu Jun didn't speak. He was already traumatized and didn't dare to make any promises easily anymore.
Guard Fang sighed heavily, unsure of what to say to comfort him.
"You didn't expect it to turn out like this, did you?"
She smiled, her thoughts drifting: "Actually, many things are not only determined by human actions, but also by fate."
Fu Yun gritted her teeth and said, "Whether it was man-made or fate, I will not let this matter pass so easily. I will repay Su Zi for the harm they caused."
The guard knew all too well that words of comfort would be ineffective at this moment, so he simply said, "No matter what, remember to ensure your own safety first."
Fu Jun nodded and said nothing more.
"Sister Fang, you stay here and keep watch. I'll go back and report to Commander Ye about the situation on our side."
Guard Zhang arrived at the door at some point, quickly gave a brief instruction, and then left.
After about the time it takes to drink a cup of tea, the doctor finally finished applying the medicine to Su Mang's back.
The first thing Fu Jun did upon entering the house was to ask the question that had been on his mind the most: "Doctor, the three of us are temporarily staying in a private house. I'm not very good at taking care of patients, and since men and women are different, it would be inconvenient for them to wash, change dressings, and so on if I took them back. I wonder if it would be possible for them to stay here and recuperate for a while?"
Worried that the doctor might not agree, Fu Yun quickly added, "I can pay you extra for taking care of them."
The doctor smiled slightly and replied calmly, "I thought it was something serious! If you hadn't brought it up, I was planning to ask for your opinion. I'm usually quite busy and don't have time to go to their homes to change their dressings. Luckily, my son has a ward, so you can rest assured and let them stay here to recover."
Fu Yun breathed a sigh of relief: "That's good."
The doctor picked up his medical kit: "The medications for the two injured patients have been changed. I'll go and get back to work."
Fu Yun quickly expressed her gratitude: "Thank you very much, you've worked hard."
Not long after the doctor left, Su Mang suddenly woke up from her sleep, half-scrambling to her feet: "Xiao Zi, no!"
Fu Yun quickly got up and went to Su Mang's bedside, gently comforting her: "Don't worry, Su Zi is fine."
Su Mang's tense expression immediately relaxed. She glanced at Su Zi, who was still fast asleep on the bed, before turning to look at Fu Jun, her eyes filled with unconcealed exhaustion: "Young master, I'm sorry for making you worry."
Fu Jun shook his head: "Don't overthink it, just get some rest!"
Su Mang nodded and slowly lay back down.
"Young Master Su, there's news about Young Master Lu and Young Master Cheng."
Fang, the guard, spoke from the doorway.
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