My Wife Slaps People in the Face Online Daily

Chapter 344: First Round of Humiliation

Horrified, Noelle glanced at Gu Mang. She was the first person to ever harm someone in the President’s House. Furthermore, the person she harmed was the President’s biological daughter. Wasn’t the doctor scared of the consequences?

However, judging from the doctor’s brash and haughty figure, there were no signs of fear.

Noelle took a deep breath and looked at the doctors and nurses of the President’s House and said in a low voice, “What are all of you waiting for? Come over and treat Second Miss’s injuries.”

The group of doctors snapped out of it. Two surgeons walked over nervously. Then, they ordered people to help move An An to the medical room. When they passed by Gu Mang, their gazes were filled with fear.

Just when Noelle was about to follow them, Joston grabbed her wrist.

He shifted his gaze from An An to Noelle. “You go look after An An.”

Noelle nodded and left with the doctors. Before she left, she could not help but steal another glance at Gu Mang.

This Miracle Doctor’s skills…

…

The hall found its peace again.

Joston peered at his wife who was still looking at the second floor before turning towards Gu Mang. “Since the problem has been resolved, can you start my wife’s treatment?”

Gu Mang looked up. The mask she was wearing covered half of her face. Her brows and eyes were also hidden under the brim of the cap. Only her cold eyes could be seen. They were calm yet chilly.

She scoffed indifferently, “I’m sorry but I’m not in the mood to treat her anymore.”

The Miracle Doctor spoke so casually, however, they caused Joston and Mrs. Hill’s expressions to change immediately.

With both hands in her pockets, Gu Mang turned towards Lin Shuang and gestured at the door indifferently. “Let’s go.”

Lin Shuang agreed, “Okay.” She tousled her hair and followed Gu Mang.

Mrs. Hill knew this was going to happen. She had heard that the Miracle Doctor was not to be trifled with and that her personality was eccentric. And yet they still caused this scene today.

If they were to let the Miracle Doctor go, what would happen to the First Lady’s illness…

Most importantly, judging from previous check-ups and treatments, it was obvious that the doctors of the President’s House did not know how to treat the illness.

Fully aware of the severity of the matter, Joston forwent his pride and chased after her. “Miracle Doctor, wait a minute.”

Gu Mang did not stop at all. Her back was cold and arrogant. The Miracle Doctor was clearly telling him to find someone else.

Pressing her fingertips, Mrs. Hill also chased after her.

Joston blocked Gu Mang’s path and said very apologetically, “Today’s incident is definitely a mistake on the President’s House’s part. I hope you can reconsider your decision. We can make amends to you, but the patient’s illness cannot wait.”

Gu Mang stopped in her tracks.

She nudged the brim of her cap. Her delicate eyebrows and eyes revealed a tinge of wickedness as she said haughtily, “What has that got to do with me?”

From Joston’s perspective, he could only see her dark eyes devoid of warmth. Her raised eyebrows were not a sign of a doctor’s benevolence. Instead, they were signs of a cruel perverseness. For the second time, he felt that this person did not seem like a doctor who would help the dying and heal the injured.

From head to toe, she exuded an unconcealable aura which warned them not to mess with her.

Suppressing his emotions, Joston pursed his lips. “Doctors should prioritize their patients.”

Gu Mang’s delicate eyebrows were slightly raised. “A qualified doctor would do so.”

Upon hearing this, Joston worries eased slightly.

In the next second, the doctor’s dark and profound eyes curved slightly. She looked like she was smiling. “But I’m not. Stop playing the “doctors-should-save-patients” card.”

She spoke slowly in an extremely wicked tone.

Lin Shuang scoffed, “This is getting interesting. Are you talking to us about medical ethics? Ever since we have gotten here, your medical team has been spouting a bunch of nonsense. They want to order us around when they can’t even treat the illness. Who are you trying to fool with that?”

The expressions of all the doctors who had stayed in the hall turned grim. They looked as if they had been slapped in the face multiple times.