Chapter 35: Two Harbingers of Chaos

She was now seriously suspecting that he had known exactly what kind of person the doctor was from the beginning—and that’s why he had refused to come.

Chu Peihan was standing right behind her. Now, seeing the doctor badgering them endlessly, he simply reached out, yanked the man, and dragged him to the wall, not giving him a single chance to talk nonsense.

The doctor tried to speak again, but his mouth was suddenly stuffed with a wad of tissue paper—no one even saw where it came from!

The middle-aged man looked distressed but didn’t dare to stop them. Might as well treat a dead horse like a living one!

Only, while he didn’t interfere, someone else clearly couldn’t stand it.

From the corridor, an old lady came charging over, rushing toward the child. She reached out, aiming to scratch Jiang Yunhe—completely unreasonable and aggressive.

Chu Peihan, already simmering with anger, didn’t hesitate—he lifted his foot and kicked her straight across the room!

Thud!!!

The old woman crashed heavily to the ground in a decidedly ungraceful pose.

“Let go of my grandson! He’s dying and you’re still tormenting him, you vicious bitch!”

“……”

Well, that explained a lot.

Jiang Yunhe didn’t have time to argue with her, but she quickly figured it out—this must be the audacious, money-grubbing, life-threatening grandma they’d heard about.

Seeing that the peanut was still stuck in the child’s throat, she grew anxious.

Time was running out.

Jiang Yunhe immediately laid the baby flat on the bench, positioned him supine, then knelt down beside him. She placed her middle fingers on the abdomen just below his ribcage and above the navel, and quickly applied a sharp upward thrust—firm but controlled.

Very soon, the child coughed up the peanut!

The little peanut rolled onto the floor and landed right in front of the old lady.

Well then. The old lady went completely silent.

The doctor looked absolutely stunned, as if he thought he was hallucinating. He even squatted down to inspect the peanut.

Meanwhile, inside the space, the red koi spirit started rolling around with joy:

“Virtue points achieved: 500!”

“…?”

That was unexpected.

Jiang Yunhe blinked, a little surprised. She had acted on instinct to save the child—she hadn’t even thought about virtue points at all.

But if such a young life had really been lost…

The middle-aged man suddenly dropped to his knees, eyes full of gratitude as he looked at her.

“Young lady—no, divine healer—thank you! If it weren’t for you, my son…”

“It’s okay. Just keep a better eye on him from now on.” Jiang Yunhe’s tone was neither warm nor cold. Ultimately, the fault lay with the family. Otherwise, this wouldn’t have happened.

And as for that old woman…

At that moment, the grandma was staring wide-eyed in disbelief. She looked like she wanted to speak but couldn’t find the words—just kept staring at her.

Jiang Yunhe sneered, “What, cat got your tongue? Who were you calling a bitch just now?!”

The old lady stammered, “I…”

Before she could finish, she fainted on the spot.

Didn’t even need to check—obviously just pretending to pass out to avoid responsibility.

Jiang Yunhe gave her a look of contempt. Hah, truly both stupid and wicked. There really were all kinds of people in this world.

“Peihan, let’s go. Let’s find another hospital.”

“Hold on—you can’t just leave!” The doctor’s expression changed. He hurriedly pulled the tissue from his mouth, stepped forward, and demanded, “How do I know you’re not some kind of demon? Tell me—how did you get that peanut out?!”

“You’re asking on purpose. Didn’t you see it yourself?” Jiang Yunhe was genuinely angry now. She was already mad enough to have run into such a quack.

And now he was pestering her?

Did he think she was too nice to do anything to him?

The doctor was feeling guilty about the things he had said earlier, but still didn’t want to let it go. He needed to find a way to learn her technique.

In the future, at this hospital…

“Anyway, I’m calling the police!”

“Go ahead, please do.” Jiang Yunhe smiled coldly. Trying to threaten her? That was rich. She really wanted to see what this incompetent fool planned to do next.

“I…” The doctor was embarrassed. He couldn’t very well just ask her to teach him in public—it would be too humiliating.

“I was going to call the police too!” the middle-aged man suddenly spoke, now calmer with his child safely in his arms. “If it weren’t for this young lady, I’d be arranging my son’s funeral right now!”

The doctor immediately backed down.

“No, no, no—it was just a figure of speech! I won’t charge you for treatment, I’ll refund everything!”

“That’s it?!” Jiang Yunhe practically wanted to crack open his skull to see how his brain worked. In this situation, he still dared to bring up money?

He was trying to get all the benefits without taking any responsibility!

And for what? She and Chu Peihan never even received any treatment—what medical fees?

At first, she had planned to just let it go, but now she realized that doing so would make her a complete pushover.

“Where’s your hospital director? Get him here.”

“Why?!” The doctor instantly had a bad feeling—he was realizing these two weren’t to be messed with.

“What do you think?” Jiang Yunhe wasn’t the type to cause trouble usually—in fact, she hated it. So most of the time, she’d avoid conflict.

Unless someone crossed her bottom line.

She immediately sat down and refused to leave.

Chu Peihan stood beside her from start to finish, completely indulgent, not the slightest hint of displeasure on his face. He looked ready to protect her at all costs—like a bodyguard.

Anyone watching would assume Jiang Yunhe brought a private security guard with her.

The doctor’s expression darkened—green with purple undertones. He suddenly felt that these two were harbingers of chaos—and he couldn’t get rid of them. Awkward as hell.

Meanwhile, the onlookers who loved drama had already run off to find the director.

On the way, they quickly explained the situation.

When the director arrived, his face was a terrifying purple-black. He looked even worse than the doctor. Damn it, these days, doctor-patient relations were already bad enough!

And now this guy had brought even more trouble.

Without another word, the director beat the doctor down on the spot!

The doctor had wanted to explain himself, but before he could say a word, he was being pummeled.

“You’re a doctor. Saving lives is your duty. And you’re fighting with patients? Do you even have a conscience?!”

“Director, I—”

“Shut up! As of today, you’re fired. Go home and feed yourself!”

The director turned to the middle-aged man and bowed deeply: “I’m so sorry. This was entirely the hospital’s fault. Our skills were lacking, and your child suffered. If you have any requests, please tell us.”

“No need—just have him apologize to this young lady.” The man hugged his son and said with gratitude, “We were lucky she was here today. That’s more than enough for me.”