Don’t Let Her Down

Perhaps it was Fang Zhou’s earnest expression that moved the man, or maybe it was his inherently trustworthy demeanor.

After hearing Fang Zhou’s promise, the man slowly smiled.

“In that case, I can rest easy.”

“I don’t have many demands, just that they live safely and healthily.”

Fang Zhou also smiled and continued to ask, “What do you hope he will do in the future?”

He could plan ahead, so he wouldn’t be caught off guard.

The man glanced out the window, his voice filled with weariness.

“In the past, I always pressured him, forced him to study, sent him to training classes, not wanting him to lose at the starting line.”

“I hoped he could make a name for himself and bring honor to us in the future.”

“But now, I just want him to do what he wants peacefully.”

This was the simplest wish of a father.

When he was healthy, he constantly pushed his child to give him more choices in the future.

But now, he just wanted his child to be happy and content. As for the rest, it didn’t matter if he didn’t want to learn.

After all, learning so much doesn’t necessarily mean it will be useful.

As he spoke, the man lowered his eyes, looking over himself, and said bitterly, “I can’t be sure when I won’t be able to hold on anymore. My biggest wish is that my family doesn’t suffer like I did.”

Health is always a person’s greatest wealth.

Unfortunately, when young, people don’t understand this and work themselves to the bone, staying up late without considering their health.

So when illness strikes, it comes like a mountain, leaving no room for regret.

“Uncle…”

Fang Zhou opened his mouth but didn’t know how to comfort him.

Although he came to thank the man for his donation, it also served as a reminder that once he died, his organs would be immediately transplanted to someone else.

“Sigh, look at me, always talking about useless things.”

“Let’s talk about you. You’ve found a good girlfriend! Cherish her!”

The middle-aged man shifted the topic to Fang Zhou, his eyes filled with teasing.

Perhaps because the topic was no longer so heavy, his face finally showed some spirit, no longer so despondent.

Fang Zhou felt his face heat up, surprised that the man had seen through his relationship with Qin Yun so easily.

“How… did you know?”

The middle-aged man raised his eyebrows and smiled confidently.

“Hahaha!”

“Although I’m sick, my eyes aren’t blind.”

“The love that girl has for you is so obvious, it’s practically pouring out of her eyes.”

As he spoke, he recalled the scene from the day before when Qin Yun had come to visit.

At that time, he and his wife had a disagreement, arguing about whether to continue his hospitalization.

“You’ve been in the hospital for so long, does another month or two matter? Staying here at least lets you live a few more days!”

His wife wanted him to stay in the hospital until his last moment.

But the man didn’t think that way.

“Every extra day I stay in the hospital costs a lot more. Our family’s financial situation can’t handle it.”

“It’s better for me to go home early, so at least you won’t be too much in debt, and Yu’er can have an easier life.”

A serious illness dragging down a family is all too common.

The high costs of medical treatment, surgery, and therapy can crush a family that was just getting by, like ants underfoot. (So always buy medical insurance!! Important!)

Hearing this, his wife’s face turned red with anxiety, her eyes filled with despair and helplessness as she looked at him.

“But if you give up treatment and go home, you’ll…”

She couldn’t even finish her sentence because it was too cruel.

She couldn’t calmly face the fact that her husband of over ten years was about to leave this world.

“Early death or late death, it’s still death. I’d rather leave you some money.”

The man had come to terms with it and even comforted his wife.

“Don’t talk like that!”

As the couple argued, Qin Yun’s arrival broke the stalemate.

She came under the guidance of the attending physician, who had already been briefed through connections.

“Brother Li, this is Dr. Qin, the one I mentioned yesterday who hopes to receive an organ donation.”

The attending physician briefly introduced Qin Yun and then left, as he had many other tasks.

The Li couple looked at Qin Yun, a beautiful, gentle woman.

Before Qin Yun could speak, the wife lashed out.

She glared at Qin Yun and angrily shouted, “Don’t even think about it! No one is taking my husband’s organs!”

For a wife in such a desperate situation, someone coming to discuss organ donation was like a death sentence.

It was no different from the grim reaper coming to claim a life.

She feared they were eager for her husband to die quickly so they could get the organs sooner!

Qin Yun had anticipated this reaction, as the attending physician had already hinted that the family was opposed.

But she came personally to resolve this matter.

So, facing the woman’s anger, Qin Yun didn’t get upset. Instead, she placed the gifts she had brought on the ground and said, “I want to say that I will cover your husband’s medical expenses and provide substantial compensation, ensuring you and your son a worry-free future.”

Hearing this, the woman’s anger intensified. She grabbed a bottle of mineral water from the table, opened it, and splashed it on Qin Yun.

“Get out! Who wants your filthy money! I said no donation, and I mean it! Even if he’s cremated, you won’t get his organs!”

The woman’s stubbornness was greater than Qin Yun had imagined. She cursed at her for over ten minutes, but Qin Yun didn’t give up persuading her.

In the end, the man couldn’t stand it and sent his wife away to talk to Qin Yun alone.

“To get me to agree, she said a lot and endured some hardships.”

The man recounted the events to Fang Zhou, then smiled and said, “Honestly, I was moved by her spirit. I felt that if I didn’t agree that day, she might come back every day for a week, a month, until I agreed.”

“Her determination reminded me of my wife, who is also wholeheartedly devoted to me.”

“So I say, you’ve found a good girl. Cherish her and don’t let her down.”

tln : fuck, Fang Zhou, how lucky you fuuuuu