My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 613

Chapter 613: Chapter 605: Unable to Give Birth Chapter 613: Chapter 605: Unable to Give Birth The young man who had gone back to fetch things had now arrived at the Sun Family’s house and he was panting as if he was about to collapse.

Coming out of the kitchen, Tang Yuxin saw the young man standing at the door, panting heavily.

Her eyes were very dark.

There was hardly any light in them, as if she was dead, or like a dormant volcano, perhaps capable of erupting at any moment.

“You...”

When the young man finally caught his breath, he did not know how to address Tang Yuxin.

She was bought by the Song family, but her status within the Song family was indeed very awkward.

She was originally purchased to serve as a bride for the Song family’s fool, but now he has not married her.

...

Therefore, her status is one of ambiguity: neither a wife nor a servant.

In the village, marriage usually involves a grand banquet, yet her status in the village is extremely low.

Most people in the village consider her beneath their notice and won’t engage in conversation with her.

Moreover, in the eyes of the villagers, Yuxin is mute.

Even if she speaks, it’s as though she is speaking to deaf ears.

“Auntie told you to get something from her white cabinet and deliver it.”

The young man decided to not dwell on what to call her and just went for it.

Anyway, it’s just the two of them here.

Surely, this woman, no matter how silly she might be, would know who he was referring to, right?

As expected, Tang Yuxin wiped her hands on her clothes and walked into Old Lady Song’s room.

She knew exactly where everything was stored in there.

She cleaned the place every day, and except for a large box that was locked, she knew where everything else was.

Regarding that locked box, Tang Yuxin didn’t need to guess, she knew it must contain the old lady’s valuable items.

She went to a large white cabinet, crouched down, opened it, and took out a green bundle, carried it over and put it in front of the young man.

The young man awkwardly scratched his head.

“Auntie said, you need to deliver this.”

Tang Yuxin then took back the bundle.

She prepared to follow the young man.

As for...

She turned around, her gaze resting on a door for a while.

Her colorless lips tugged a bit.

Okay, she would go.

Old Lady Song leisurely adjusted her clothes and neatened her hair, then finally entered the delivery room.

Inside, the Sun Family’s daughter-in-law would hum from time to time, being too weak to even cry out.

She seemed to be struggling for breath.

Tang Yuxin’s nose twitched slightly.

She could already smell a strong scent of blood.

Labour had already lasted a day and a night with no end in sight.

If they were to follow standard procedure, they would need to perform a cesarean section; otherwise, the baby might get infected from the contaminated amniotic fluid, assuming it was born at all.

She stood there, gently touching the silver needles tied to her waist.

She could save them in this kind of situation, but why should she?

She would never save those who had hurt her, for she was a woman who held a grudge.

Moreover, she was not a good person; she was worse.

What good did it bring to be a good person?

She was once a brilliant college student at a reputable university, a promising doctor in the military hospital, yet she was sold to this remote and destitute place for merely 500 yuan.

She was supposed to marry a fool and was targeted by a man nearing fifty.

She stood outside, watching everything with cold eyes.

If the others didn’t move, she wouldn’t either.

If they were waiting, she was also waiting.

They were waiting for the baby.

She was waiting for Old Lady Song.

And for that hunger-stricken Old man Song, who couldn’t even be bothered about his lifelong partner, who should care about him?

Meanwhile, Old Lady Song had entered the delivery room.

She put her experienced hands on the belly of the Sun Family’s daughter-in-law, feeling around and kneading for half an hour.

At the beginning, she was quite confident, thinking that she had delivered babies all her life.

Her midwifery skills were passed down through generations of her family.

Her family used to serve as midwives for the nobles in the palace, not everyone could master this skill.

However, she seemed to have forgotten that her skills were now outdated.

Even if she did deliver the babies for the nobles in the palace, the success rate wouldn’t necessarily be high.