He is Lovestruck in the Revenge by Gu Nanxi

Chapter 12 - 12 011 Glasses broken Changlings true appearance

Chapter 12: 011: Glasses broken, Changling’s true appearance Chapter 12: 011: Glasses broken, Changling’s true appearance “This is for dyeing it black, didn’t you say you wanted to dye your hair? This one is good, it doesn’t hurt the scalp at all. You only need to use a little bit to dye it very dark.”

Granny Zhu’s smile widened at a visible pace, “I’ll go boil some water.”

Wen Changling laughed, “I’ll help you dye it.”

Huahua also hopped off the bamboo bed and followed.

After dyeing her hair, Wen Changling used a watering can to collect the water and gently sprayed it over the vines of the Hooked Cymbidium. The merchant who sold Beauty Sunflowers said that natural fertilizer is the best.

She didn’t know when her Hooked Cymbidium would bloom.

After the trip was over, Wen Changling’s days returned to normal. She was on a five-day shift rotation as a nurse in the oncology department of Dihong Hospital, with shifts scheduled as “day on, day off, night on, day off.”

Today was Monday, and Wen Changling was on the day shift. She arrived at the hospital at 7:40 AM, ready for the handover at 8 AM, and by around 9 AM, she had finished preparing the medications and started the patients’ infusions.

The family of patient in bed 6 of room 4 was making a scene, their voices so loud that the whole floor could hear them.

“Why aren’t you resuscitating him? Why aren’t you intubating?” The family’s last name was Chen, and they were very agitated, “We pay so much for the hospital stay every month, and this is how you treat patients?”

Jiahui patiently explained, “Ms. Chen, we’ve gone over these issues with you and your mother before, and you both signed the relevant consent forms, agreeing not to take any traumatic medical emergency measures.”

The oncology department at the hospital dealt with too many incurable diseases, and when a person’s life was at the crossroads between life and death, some patients would consider forgoing life-sustaining treatments that offered no quality of life and instead move to palliative care.

Before moving to palliative care, relevant documents had to be signed.

The principle of palliative care is to alleviate the patients’ suffering, allowing them to live out their last days with dignity, which also means foregoing procedures like intubation and other painful resuscitative measures, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

The hospital would inform patients and their families of these measures in advance.

Ms. Chen seemed to have forgotten the contents of the relevant documents, “I agreed not to resuscitate, but you still charge money, don’t you?” Or perhaps she was just unsatisfied with the hospital bill, “Only taking money without doing anything, there’s no hospital more unscrupulous than this! I’m going to expose you online and let everyone see how you scam patients.”

from exploding, did her best

calm and with a flick of

backward several steps, crashing into Wen Changling who was passing by with a nursing cart. Wen Changling immediately reached out to steady the cart while

the glasses hit the floor, Jiahui, still unsteady on her feet,

for support, finally steadied herself, first checked on Wen Changling, “Are you

bowed her head, with her fringe covering the sides of her face, “It’s all

Wen Changling’s eyes, Wen Changling, like

adjusted the frames, “I have a

It was quite… magical?

back, her voice even louder than before, “What kind of garbage hospital is this,

attacks, “Ms. Chen, if you keep this up, I’m calling security.

both the security and legal teams were top-notch. For unruly and irrational family members like Ms. Chen, the

looked up, searching for the cameras, and sure enough, her

collecting the broken pieces of glass and went

had been overlooked. She picked it

was

did not seem to be for nearsightedness,

During lunch.

sat together, “Changling,

nearsighted,” Wen Changling looked up, her thick lenses

glasses seem like they are

also nearsighted, and aren’t nearsighted

“I had a

“I see.”

mediocre at best. Wen Changling’s frame is too large, the rims are too thick, and the blue light reflecting off the lenses is very obvious. Plus, with Wen Changling’s small face, the glasses look bulky and cumbersome, even covering her

in closer, “Looking closely, your eyes are

soft, but they had a sense of story to them, fitting for film photography. Maybe

Changling

makes your eyes seem smaller with glasses, you’d definitely be prettier without them,” Jiahui said, “You