Chapter 899: [899] For the sake of the ambulance tug Chapter 899: [899] For the sake of the ambulance tug “You can’t get on, too many people, there’s no room.” The driver strenuously stopped the three of them.

“My son needs to get on the ambulance!” Dahui’s Wife said.

“Let the doctor take a look first, under these circumstances, not just anyone can get on the ambulance,” the driver told her, pointing to Xie Wanying who had just arrived. “She is the doctor, you ask her if your son can get on the ambulance.”

Xie Wanying used the vehicle’s light to examine the child held in the opposing parent’s arms.

The two-year-old boy nestled in his father’s arms, his small eye sockets gathered with tears, seemingly frightened even more by his parents’ actions. It was apparent that the child was alert, his expressions lively, and there were no signs of heavy bleeding.

Nie Jiamin, sitting in the ambulance, nodded toward the student, indicating that she agreed with their assessment. The newly arrived child’s condition was not as severe as Wengui’s sister and could not board the ambulance.

Each family of a sick or injured child reacts differently, some are overly indifferent, others are excessively panicky. Dahui’s parents fell into the latter category.

With this in mind, Xie Wanying tried to implement some measures to soothe the family’s emotions, “I’ll give you some antiseptic, you clean his wounds first.” Turning her head, she then instructed the old village chief who came out to meet them, “Could you arrange another vehicle to take them to the hospital? This child’s condition is not as critical as the other two patients, and the ambulance has limited capacity. Please have them take the next vehicle to the hospital.”

The village chief, understanding the doctor’s words instantly, waved to Dahui’s family, “Step aside, let the doctor go first.”

Hearing this, Dahui’s Wife, agitated, grabbed her son’s small hands and feet, and even tugged at his cheeks to display publicly, “Look, look closely with your eyes, his hands, his feet, his face, all battered like this. How can it not be serious?”

The scrapes were somewhat painful, but the rough handling by his mother made it hurt even more. The child began crying loudly.

“Don’t pull on him, you are scaring him,” Xie Wanying told the family member to stop the tugging, as it was not safe to pull a child’s limbs that way while they were not fully developed, “If necessary, one of you can hold him and board the ambulance.”

She was forced to try stuffing another child and an adult into the ambulance.

But the family was unyielding; their only request was that both they and their child must board the ambulance. They didn’t care about the lives of other children.

Dahui’s Wife, yelling in Xie Wanying’s face, screamed, “My husband must come with us, we can’t manage without him. Get that child off the ambulance. Does that child in the ambulance have as much blood as my son? What if my son is scarred for life? What is your relationship with Wengui’s family?”

Well that was something. Accusing the doctors of neglecting human life and creating backdoors in an emergency. They didn’t consider that if they were related to Wen’s family, wouldn’t they have known if there were unspeakable private ties between Wengui’s family and the doctors? What outsiders don’t realize is that doctors wouldn’t risk their reputation for such things.

It was like scholars barking up the wrong tree. Who is more seriously injured is not judged by the amount of blood that meets the eye. To know, becoming a doctor requires many years of education.

Clearly, this couple lacked the rationality of normal people. Xie Wanying was somewhat anxious and wanted Teacher Nie to escort the child and leave first, but Teacher Nie, who had just come from abroad and was unfamiliar with the domestic environment and not fluent in Mandarin, made her worry about potential communication barriers with the county hospital.