Transmigrated as the Tortured Female Lead’s Daughter

Gu Chu raised her eyebrows.

in short, I've been by general manager Cheng's side for more than ten years, " brother Wang said guiltily. miss Gu Chu, you're the only woman general manager Cheng cares about. You're the one he dotes on the most.

Gu Chu did not say a word. She leaned back on the chair in the operating theater and continued to wait patiently for the surgery to end.

Brother Wang was anxious when he saw Gu Chu's cold and indifferent reaction.

Our President Cheng is handsome, big, rich, and long-lasting. Why is miss Gu Chu not moved?

"Ding!"

Five hours later, the door to the operating room finally opened, and the unconscious Cheng Qi was pushed out.

However, the doctor's expression was still very serious. In the ward, the doctor in charge reminded Gu Chu, " that icicle has caused very serious damage to general manager Cheng. In a short period of time, general manager Cheng can't do too much vigorous activity. He needs to rest.

"Intense activity?"

no! the doctor blushed. we can't have any activities as a couple, and we can't run.

Gu Chu was speechless.

When Cheng Qi was unconscious, Gu Chu did not dare to act rashly. She raised her voice and called the doctor in. The doctors and nurses pushed the door open and saw that Mr. Cheng Qi's back was covered in blood as he pressed down on that beautiful lady. The scene was very intimate.

Everyone thought that Cheng Qi's wound had ruptured because he and Gu Chu had tried to do some kind of exercise.

Gu Chu covered her face. I'm innocent!

Cheng Qi was still unconscious. The doctor in charge said, " "Miss Gu Chu, there's one more thing that we would like to mention to you. General manager Cheng's cardiovascular system is ruptured. There are indeed corresponding drugs in the country to treat it, but the efficacy is not very good."

"Is there a more effective medicine?" Gu Chu asked.

The doctor nodded,"the more effective drug is called v18. It's produced by a pharmaceutical company in the United States." However, it was expensive to fake such medicine, and every pill sold had a record. Our hospital doesn't have such medicine, and it's impossible for us to have it. "

"Why?"

The doctor hesitated for a moment, as if he was struggling with his thoughts, but in the end, he said, " "Chairman Cheng, the boss of that pharmaceutical company has a grudge against us. All the drugs developed by that pharmaceutical company are not sold to our country. Miss Gu Chu, if you have a way to get your hands on this medicine, President Cheng's illness will definitely be completely cured without any residual effects."

Gu Chu looked at Cheng Qi, who was unconscious on the bed. She rubbed her temples and said to the doctor, " give me the name of the medicine. I'll think of a way to get it.

"Alright," he said.

The nurse beside her took out a document and handed it to Gu Chu. The doctor and nurses did another check up on Cheng Qi. After confirming that there were no problems for the time being, they left the room quietly.

Gu Chu sat by the bed and flipped through the information of this pharmaceutical company.

Thomas pharmaceutical.

Gu Chu felt that the name was very familiar. She opened the detailed information and took a look. Sure enough, it was the company opened by the miserable Mr. Thomas. Back then, Thomas had been bewitched by the biggest female villain in the original novel, Cheng Qingyun, and had almost been deceived. Later, he had come to a sudden realization.

The Thomas family was involved in many industries, one of which was the largest pharmaceutical company in new York. They mainly produced some drugs for internal organs diseases and had a good reputation in the industry.

that's strange. Why would Thomas and Cheng Qi have a conflict? " Gu Chu flipped through the list of drugs and found the drug called v18.

This medicine was very effective in treating internal injuries.

However, the cost of making medicine was too expensive. Only a hundred pills could be produced each year, and each pill was extremely expensive. Those who could afford it were either rich or noble.