Chapter 1412: Chapter 1061: Resolve it before posting to moments_2 Chapter 1412: Chapter 1061: Resolve it before posting to moments_2 The bald parent closest to Zhang Lin was caught off guard by the questioning: “What do you mean? Of course, he’s my own child.”

“Are you sure? He doesn’t look like your own to me,” said Zhang Lin in a mocking tone.

The bald parent was confused for a moment: “Don’t talk nonsense.”

“Fine, I believe that your child is your own. Since that’s the case, let me ask you, why do you insist on letting your child participate in the experiment despite knowing clearly that it’s life-threatening to take part in the laboratory experiment right now? Why are you sending your child to his death? Give me a good reason. Don’t tell me about the hassle of getting a hospital admission and then discharge, wasting time. Does the past few days’ time outweigh your child’s life? I find it hard to believe a child’s biological father would be in such a rush to let his child face life-threatening risks,” said Zhang Lin in an unhurried manner. As a representative of the Surgical Research Institute, he had no qualms about being blunt. He was quite enjoying it actually, because if not for such a messy situation, he wouldn’t have the chance to represent the Surgical Research Institute.

And why would Zhang Lin be afraid? The professors couldn’t care less about dealing with these remorseless people. If they truly angered the professors, a single social media post could utterly devastate them, leaving them unable to even cry.

The bald parent found himself at a loss for words, unable to retort. What kind of real parent would disregard their child’s safety like that, especially when the doctor had clearly stated the life-threatening risks of forcibly participating in the experiment? Yet he was still causing a scene, pressuring the doctors to let his child take part.

“So yeah, I seriously doubt whether you are the child’s real father. Let the kid’s mother talk to me,” Zhang Lin said impatiently.

The bald parent exclaimed angrily, “What does she need to come here for?”

Little Five explained calmly from the side: “At least it ensures the child is indeed her own.”

The bald parent didn’t catch on right away: “It’s enough that I am here; there’s no need for her to come.”

“It was you who said the experiment could be done, and now it’s you who say it can’t. What, are you playing us for fools?” Another parent tried to intervene, attempting to diverge the topic and avoid Zhang Lin’s questions.

“Forget arguing with him, let’s just sue them for deceiving patients and their families.” Someone in the crowd stirred things up. They had no logic in debate, they merely relied on making a fuss to exert pressure, knowing that causing a scene could bring benefits.

“What have we deceived you about? Everything is free, and we even provide you with stipends. Are there such generous con artists in this world? Now you come and try to deceive me. Give me money, two thousand a day, and I’ll get food too?” Zhang Lin remained cool and composed.

The whole place suddenly fell silent. Everyone was at a loss for words, looking at each other, and then turned their gazes to Lawyer Wang.

Although Lawyer Wang had been silent, he had been mulling over the situation. Since his kid was the only one who qualified, the chances of success had increased several-fold. Compensating one person with twenty million was much easier than compensating ten. So Lawyer Wang planned to go at it alone, to avoid any complications from being associated with the others.

Professor Song had also spoken to him yesterday, informing him of the situation and saying that now his child was the only one who qualified. The number of trials his child might have to endure would increase, as would the pressure. He was asked whether he was still willing to participate in the experiment.

How could he let go of such an opportunity? Lawyer Wang agreed right away, stating he was ready to do his best for the experiment to show his gratitude for the precious opportunity offered by Sanbo Hospital. He shed a few tears on the spot, talking about his hardships over the years and that he finally saw a glimmer of hope. Regardless of the outcome, he would have no regrets, as he had done all he could for his child. If not for Zimo knowing the inside story in advance, he really would have been moved by Lawyer Wang’s display.

“Let’s do this. We hope you understand everyone’s feelings. Everyone was already in despair, and finally getting this opportunity was not easy. But now you’re saying it’s not possible, and no one can take that instantly. So, how about this–a suggestion. Let the kids recuperate here until their health indicators are suitable. That way, you also save the trouble of looking for qualified volunteers, and they won’t have to run around.” Lawyer Wang made a reasonable suggestion, fitting of his profession as a lawyer.

Faking concern for everyone and trying to secure more chances, in reality, he didn’t want to have anything to do with the rest now. He was far better off on his own.

“You have to make it clear where the blood drawn from this experiment went. Don’t always talk about it being free. There’s no such thing as a free lunch. If you don’t explain this matter clearly, we definitely won’t proceed with the discharge,” the bald parent finally came to a realization and seized upon a point.

Zhang Lin spoke calmly, “Parent, the blood we draw from the children is for various tests before the experiment. Since you have doubts, alright, we will set up an investigation team specifically to look into the blood drawing of these ten children and invite you parents to investigate together. I’m sorry, parent, but your child can’t participate in the experiment now either, because everyone has doubts about the blood drawing. Until these doubts are cleared up, we dare not let anyone participate in the experiment. We can only start looking for new volunteer participants.”

As Zhang Lin spoke, he turned his head to talk to Lawyer Wang. Now it was Lawyer Wang’s turn to be confused. What’s going on? My child is eligible. These bastards really don’t know how to do things. How could I just let them spoil such a good opportunity? They are they, and I am me.

“What’s the problem with drawing blood? Stop making a fuss about it. Who doesn’t draw blood when they go to a hospital, let alone a clinical experiment? The doctors mean well. You’re here suspecting this and that,” said Lawyer Wang.

The bald parent turned his head in confusion. What does Lawyer Wang mean by this, distancing himself from everyone so quickly?

True, his child is eligible, while the other children aren’t. At this moment, other parents felt cheated and suspected he had manipulated something behind the scenes.

Lawyer Wang immediately gave the bald parent a look, implying that they should find time to discuss the matter in private if there was something to talk about.

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Who would have thought that a small matter would end up being so complicated? But thankfully, these messy issues don’t need to be dealt with by Yang Ping.

To speed up the process, Yang Ping didn’t want to look for volunteers anymore and decided to directly use Zhao Guohong’s child for the experiment. Hence, the experiment was no longer public. Just like Sisi’s experiment, it was carried out in secret, known only within a small circle to avoid trouble.

After talking to Zhao Guohong, he was very grateful. He offered on the spot not to take the one million yuan compensation for the experiment. He did not want to make money off his child.

But Yang Ping comforted him, “This is what you deserve. Honest people shouldn’t suffer losses. The agreed compensation before the experiment was indeed this amount.”

After Zhao Guohong completed the discharge procedures, he pretentiously bought a ticket back to his hometown. However, he made a round trip and checked back into the hospital at night, but this time staying in a different department. Once Professor Zhang and the others had dealt with those bastards, Zhao Guohong and his child would return to the Surgical Research Institute.

The medical records of the experimental subjects are confidential, known only to the participants of the experiment. This way he wouldn’t be discovered by those ruthless relatives. It’s not that he’s afraid, but rather he doesn’t want to attract any trouble; he wants to focus solely on treating his child.

After being disqualified from the experiment, the patient’s relatives threatened to go to the Ministry of Health to cause a scene, claiming they had been deceived and that some shady experiment had been conducted using their children’s blood for unknown purposes.

Lawyer Wang, afraid that the uproar might ruin his hard-earned opportunity, racked his brains to coax those parents not to make a scene, but he had opened a can of worms himself and couldn’t control it.

Such matters were nothing for someone like Dean Xia, an experienced bureaucrat. He had already communicated with the Ministry of Health, explained in advance what was going on, and the Ministry would not indulge these people. Everyone knew it was about Yang Ping, so they took it very seriously. If there were any oversights that led to Yang Ping posting about it on his moment, it would be serious trouble.

So Professor Yang’s matter had to be dealt with before he posted anything on his moment; otherwise, it would be a big issue.

Actually, Yang Ping didn’t like to resort to using moments to solve problems, especially minor ones, but sometimes when it’s unbearable, it’s hard to say whether or not he will post on his moment.