CHAPTER 1722: CHAPTER 1721: WHO IS SO CARELESS

"Dean, I’m not trying to cause trouble." An Hao’s eyes were red and filled with tears as she said to the dean, "Please, let me get on the helicopter. The injured commander being transported to the hospital is my husband!"

The dean was stunned for a few seconds upon hearing this. Instead of blocking An Hao, he joined her in frantically waving at the helicopter, signaling, "Stop, stop, hold on!"

The pilot was already taking off with the helicopter.

Suddenly, he noticed two people on the rooftop, waving and shouting desperately.

He turned his head and asked Yan Ye, "Dr. Yan, are the people down there calling for you?"

Yan Ye leaned close to the window to look down and saw An Hao and the dean waving frantically.

In that instant, he realized the secret was out.

An Hao’s presence on the rooftop confirmed that she must know.

"Can I bring another assistant on board?" Yan Ye asked.

"Sure."

The pilot opened the cabin door after responding and motioned for them to lower the rope ladder.

An Hao ran over quickly as the rope ladder was lowered and gripped it tightly, starting to climb upward.

"Be careful!" The dean reminded her, watching her intently and silently wishing them well.

The warriors in the cabin quickly pulled the rope ladder up, and the cabin door slowly closed.

An Hao safely entered the cabin.

"You found out?" Yan Ye asked her as she fastened her seatbelt.

"Yes. Why didn’t you tell me?" An Hao asked Yan Ye, her eyes red with tears.

"Right now, his condition is unclear. I thought about it for a long time and decided not to tell you. I was afraid you’d worry too much!"

"But if you don’t tell me, I’ll still find out eventually! When I do, my worry won’t be any less than it is now! If Qin Jian really... really... at least I can be by his side to see him one last time." An Hao choked up as she spoke.

"Who’s the bigmouth who leaked the news so quickly?" Yan Ye asked angrily. Logically, this should have been confidential, and only the dean, Dr. Lu, and herself were aware.

"Sorry, it was me." Dr. Lu looked at them apologetically. "The surgery had been scheduled, but it was suddenly canceled. The patient was already prepared to go on the operating table. If I couldn’t provide a reasonable explanation, the patient wouldn’t have understood."

"I see. This isn’t your fault." Yan Ye analyzed thoughtfully, "The patient knows Ji Chuan, and he must have had strong opinions on this matter. So he complained to Ji Chuan!"

"Yes! What you said is absolutely right." An Hao’s tears started falling as she spoke.

Yan Ye saw her in this state and felt deeply pained. He gently patted her shoulder and said, "Don’t worry. I promise I’ll do everything in my power to save Qin Jian’s life!"

An Hao wiped her tears forcefully and said to Yan Ye, "Thank you, Dr. Yan! I have complete faith in you! What exactly is Qin Jian’s condition? Could you give me an overview?"

"Take a look at this." Yan Ye handed the medical file in his hand to An Hao.

The first glance An Hao cast at the medical file drew her attention to the name on it.

"Qin Wu... This name must be wrong, right? How can such careless doctors make this kind of mistake? If they can’t even get the patient’s name right, how can I rely on them to save his life?"

After venting her frustration, An Hao continued reading the file. The age and blood type matched Qin Jian’s, which confirmed for her that the injured person was indeed Qin Jian.

She kept reading the file’s details, and after finishing, she understood.

It turned out Qin Jian had suffered a gunshot wound. The angle of the bullet’s entry was highly tricky, and most surgeons wouldn’t dare attempt to remove it.