My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 793

Chapter 793: Chapter 777: Not His Grandson Chapter 793: Chapter 777: Not His Grandson And today’s additional surgery was scheduled very tightly; Tang Yuxin didn’t even take a break before heading straight into the operating room.

From start to finish, Gao Peng kept his face hidden, fearing that Tang Yuxin would recognize him.

What if she refused to treat his father then?

Actually, he was being overly suspicious.

Tang Yuxin was not as shameless as him.

Right now, Gao Peng’s father was just a patient, not an enemy—and even if he were an enemy, she would still treat him.

Just like with Tong Shu from before, she didn’t refrain from treating her.

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In the end, she still treated Tong Shu’s injuries.

So even if she knew that this was Gao Peng’s father, she wouldn’t just abandon the situation and walk away.

Being human comes with its own moral code, and being a doctor naturally requires medical ethics.

Gao Peng and his mother sat outside waiting.

The wait was so long that he became restless and stepped outside.

Once outside, however, he saw a man holding a child in his arms.

The child was extremely beautiful, with rosy lips and pearly teeth, both of them very quiet and well-behaved.

Of course, they were also very attractive because they looked incredibly alike, a pair of identical twins.

There were many twins, but identical ones were few, especially a pair as beautiful as these.

The two children looked exactly alike and even wore the same clothes.

Their little cheeks were pink and plump, almost tempting one to nibble on them.

“Ah, Xiaobai is here.”

A doctor saw them and came over, unable to resist pinching one and then the other.

“Our little Xiaobai has grown up, has gotten taller,” he noted, making a measuring gesture and indeed, they had grown quite a bit.

“Right,” the doctor stood up and then pointed towards the operating room, “Doctor Tang is in surgery at the moment and will be out later.

Today there’s been an unexpected minor surgery added, so you’ll have to wait a bit.”

“Stay still, be good,” Gu Ning instructed the two little ones to sit in the baby stroller as he patted their heads.

They had come today to get the children vaccinated; there was no rush, so they could wait.

For her, it’s always about saving lives.

We’re just here for a shot; we can wait a little longer for mom, right?”

He spoke to the two sons, who were not only very well-behaved but also very obedient, nodding their little heads.

They waited for about an hour when both children were almost asleep, and Tang Yuxin finally came out.

As if having a psychic connection with their mother, the two children woke up at the same time.

Upon seeing her, they were thrilled and stretched out their little arms, asking for a hug from their mom.

Tang Yuxin crouched down and took her two sons into her arms.

“Mommy, Mommy...”

The two children pressed their little faces against their mother’s with their tiny, tender voices sounding so sweet.

Tang Yuxin kissed her two sons.

Soon, it was time to give them their shots, which she would administer herself.

Both were brave little guys who never cried during vaccinations, but if someone else were to give them, it might not be the same.

Although they were well-behaved, they were still just kids who felt very secure in the presence of adults; with others, they could actually be very timid.

“Dad, how come you’re here too?” Tang Yuxin was surprised to see Zhinian.

Wasn’t he very busy lately?

The construction on the other side was about to start, and he was always running over there.

“I was worried about my grandsons, afraid they would be scared.”

Tang Zhinian hugged one in each arm, “I miss them so much if I don’t see them for a day.

Besides, with the two treasures getting shots, how could I, their grandfather, not be here, right?”

“Let’s go,” what else could Tang Yuxin say?

Her father insisted on carrying both children at once, and wouldn’t have it any other way.

Gu Ning wiped his two sons’ chins that were drooling.

And the children, smiling with their mouths open at their dad, lay one on each shoulder of their grandfather, not moving an inch.

It was only after they had left that Gao Peng turned out from around the corner, his complexion very pale, in fact, it was terribly ashen.

He really wanted to slap himself.

He had mistaken his daughter, not to mention his grandson; these were not his grandsons, but clearly Tang Zhinian’s.