Chapter 843 - 395: Spring Comes for Yanyu, All It Takes Is Justice (Part 3)

Chapter 843: Chapter 395: Spring Comes for Yanyu, All It Takes Is Justice (Part 3)

Back then, the time they spent dating was actually quite short.

She was just that willful.

It’s a serious issue for healthcare workers, especially clinical staff, to be absent without leave.

According to the hospital’s management regulations, three absences without leave can lead to direct dismissal.

Professor Wu merely criticized her a few times, which was already a very light punishment.

"At the time, I couldn’t care about so much! I was... so afraid of losing you! This feeling was something I’d never experienced before. When I heard you had an accident, it felt like the sky was falling. Darling, if one day we break up, how will I survive!"

She’s long been accustomed to having Li Jingsheng in her life.

Moreover, it’s hard to find a boyfriend as excellent and considerate as him.

"That’s simple, just don’t break up then?"

Li Jingsheng said.

"Normally, we definitely won’t break up! But if one day you cheat, or find another girl you like more and leave me, who can say for sure."

Her worry was not without reason.

All good things must come to an end. Many couples who once vowed to be together forever eventually go their separate ways.

"I shouldn’t cheat, and I wouldn’t say I don’t want you anymore. Even if in the future I meet a girl more beautiful and more captivating than you, I would still only love you. When love is bound by marriage, there’s not only love and protection but also a responsibility."

Li Jingsheng expressed his view on marriage.

His views on love and marriage were actually quite similar to Ou Qinglan’s. Neither could tolerate the other cheating.

As long as Ou Qinglan was willing to stay with him, he would never say he didn’t want her, or dislike her aging.

As they were talking, Li Jingsheng’s phone rang.

"Jingsheng, the person who attempted to assassinate you has been investigated clearly. According to initial investigations by the police, the patient had previously been in a car accident where his daughter died. He himself suffered a leg injury, leaving him crippled. After his daughter’s death, his wife quickly divorced him, leaving him alone. Later, he started showing signs of mental illness.

Based on information provided by the family, the police have found the perpetrator’s medical records at Jiangli City Mental Health Sanatorium.

Originally, after a period of treatment, he recovered normally.

We don’t know how he ended up in the orthopedic department seeking revenge on you.

They are currently negotiating with our hospital.

If a mental illness evaluation proves the patient was indeed in an active phase of illness, it might mean he won’t face criminal punishment. The family will compensate you and Liu Xian for your losses and offer an apology."

Director Hua was sort of giving Li Jingsheng a heads up.

After hearing this, Li Jingsheng sighed at his bad luck. No wonder the patient seemed familiar, but he couldn’t recall treating him for any illness.

Turned out he was a patient injured in a car accident.

The second hospital often received emergency patients injured in car accidents. Sometimes, if patients had fractures, they’d invite Li Jingsheng to consult, to see if the bones could be realigned manually.

This particular patient’s bone injuries were severe, and after checking, Li Jingsheng deemed it untreatable, suggesting first to save the patient’s life, then proceed with orthopedic surgery.

Perhaps the patient bore a grudge because of this.

This time he posed as a follow-up patient, armed with a knife to kill him.

"If the perpetrator truly has a mental illness, then I’ll accept mediation. Otherwise, I don’t want any compensation, only justice."

Li Jingsheng essentially conveyed his stance to Director Hua.

Everyone understood clearly, if the perpetrator truly had a mental episode during the act, there would be no way to legally punish him.

They would only let the family compensate for the losses, then take the patient back for proper care.

Li Jingsheng almost lost his life; compensation seemed insignificant to him.

If the patient was criminally capable during the attack, justice must be sought.

"Rest assured, whether it’s me, Dean Fu, or even the entire Second Hospital, we are all on the same side as you. We doctors share a common interest. If the perpetrator is found to be criminally responsible, you will definitely get justice."

Director Hua also made his position clear on the phone right away.

After ending the call, the two took a taxi back to the clinic.

Li Jingsheng’s left hand was now injured, making it impossible for him to ride a bicycle any longer.

Upon returning to the clinic, the employees who hadn’t finished their shift saw his injured arm and came up to ask with concern.

He just briefly recounted the incident.

Everyone felt secretly relieved.

If the boss had truly been assassinated, Sunshine Clinic would likely have to shut down.

They’d lose this promising job.

As Li Jingsheng was eating, Lian Tao’s voice call came through.

He hadn’t been able to investigate the cause of the two difficult cases, which made Lian Tao very anxious. He had the sort of personality that when he took in patients, he wanted to immediately find out the cause and start effective treatment.