The Fake Daughter Is Not Innocent

Chapter 131: The Bet

Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations

Major General Chen’s expression darkened as he said angrily, “So you’re preparing to go back on your word.”

Xiao Ying said, “I’m just stating a fact. I’m not going back on my word.”

Major General Chen looked at Qin Yue and sneered, “Major General Qin, are you going to embarrass yourself as well?”

Qin Yue did not know what Xiao Ying was up to and could only follow her lead.

Just as Major General Chen was getting angry, Xiao Ying suddenly said, “Unless—”

Major General Chen: “Unless what?”

Xiao Ying smiled smugly and said, “Unless someone is willing to pay the same wager as Qin Yue, this bet cannot be counted. Unfortunately, no one is willing to take this bet.”

Major General Chen was agitated by her smile and said, “I’ll take the bet.”

Xiao Ying’s face turned pale instantly, and her voice was filled with fear. “You’re willing to bet with Qin Yue using your military rank?”

Major General Chen nodded arrogantly.

Xiao Ying lowered her head and smiled. Her voice was still filled with shock as she said, “You’re saying that if I can’t treat that person, Qin Yue will give up his position as a major general. If I can, you’ll give up your position as a major general, right?”

Major General Chen felt that something was wrong, but he couldn’t pinpoint what it was.

However, he was too eager to get rid of his competitor, Qin Yue. He glanced at the pale face of the young man on the bed and agreed on impulse.

Xiao Ying raised her head and said with a smile, “Then you must keep your promise later.”

Her smile made his heart skip a beat, and he felt that something was wrong.

At this moment, the doctors behind Xiao Ying spoke. “That person’s life is already secured. He just fell unconscious because he lost too much blood.”

The smugness on Major General Chen’s face froze as he looked at the person on the bed in disbelief.

Only then did Qin Yue understand what Xiao Ying meant. He looked at the sly glint in her eyes and could not help but smile.

This result delighted everyone, except for Major General Chen.

Commander Yang immediately took charge and smiled as he told Xiao Ying to go rest first.

Qin Yue accompanied her into the ward before leaving.

Xiao Ying fell asleep the moment her head touched the pillow. She slept until noon the next day.

The energy required for the operation was too great. She needed to concentrate every second, so she was woken up by sheer hunger.

The moment she woke up, the nurse called someone over.

Qin Yue brought lunch to the ward and said, “I guessed you were about to wake up. You must be hungry. Eat first.”

A trace of joy flashed through Xiao Ying’s eyes. Qin Yue was quite sharp.

She had just felt hungry, and food immediately arrived.

After a delicious meal, Xiao Ying asked, “How is the injured person from yesterday?”

“He hasn’t woken up yet, but his condition is already very stable.” With that, he put away the lunch box on the table.

Xiao Ying was too embarrassed to let him serve her. She cleaned up the lunch box and threw it into the trash can herself.

She walked into the bathroom and tidied herself up a little.

She said, “Let’s go, I’ll take a look.”

The two of them walked out of the room and went to the patient’s ward.

Coincidentally, the nurse had just changed the IV drip for him. Seeing the two of them, she greeted them with a nod.

Xiao Ying had become famous overnight at the military hospital.

It had been three days since this patient was sent to the hospital. All the doctors had tried all sorts of methods but to no avail. It was not because of the success rate, but because they did not even dare to perform a surgery.

Unexpectedly, Xiao Ying’s arrival solved the problem. The doctors were all discussing Xiao Ying’s surgical method and her godlike acupuncture skills.

Xiao Ying walked into the ward. The young man’s face had already improved a lot, and his face was no longer as pale as before. There was a faint blush on his face.

Xiao Ying lifted his eyelids again. Seeing that his pupils had returned to normal, she nodded and said, “He’s indeed fine.”

Her gaze swept over the IV drip on the stand and frowned.