CHAPTER 1464: CHAPTER 1465: THE FRUSTRATED ELDEST MISTRESS 74

Zhang Han didn’t even go back; he went straight to Zhang Yu’s house, "Xiao Ji is no longer working at the hospital."

What’s going on? Zhang Yu looked at the furious Zhang Han, speaking so decisively, and was stunned.

"I got home today and saw he brought back the stuff from the hospital, but didn’t see him."

"Brother, how did you know?" Was it Zhang Ji who informed this uncle?

But from the way he looks, it doesn’t seem like it? Who told him?

Zhang Han looked at Zhang Yu, who seemed totally in the dark, and sighed deeply. This mother and son duo are really carefree to an unusual degree.

It’s his own sister after all; otherwise, he really wouldn’t want to help, total deadweight partners.

"Feng Hao went to complain about him." Thinking about his nephew quitting because of this, Zhang Han couldn’t help but swear a few times.

His own kid leaving the hospital was actually caused by Feng Hao stirring up trouble behind the scenes.

Zhang Yu was quite angry, and Cuixiang was even angrier. She cursed loudly, using the energy she’d have in a market argument, scolding him mercilessly.

Zhang Yu, who originally wanted to curse, couldn’t help but burst out laughing seeing Cuixiang’s fierce stance, "Sister Cuixiang, cursing here won’t do."

"If you want to curse, you need to go to Feng Hao’s house."

Cuixiang, on hearing this, said, "You’re right, I’m going to go over and curse."

"I’ve never seen someone like him." Cuixiang rolled up her sleeves, ready to head to Feng Hao’s house.

"Sister Cuixiang, why go looking for him? He might just defame us afterwards." Zhang Yu thought Feng Hao might just be waiting for them to confront him.

"Xiao Ji is about to go study in America soon; if he’s no longer going to work at the hospital, so be it." Zhang Yu recalled today’s gossip and thought there was no need to mess with Feng Hao.

Cuixiang looked at Zhang Yu in surprise, puzzled by his attitude.

"The two children in Feng Hao’s house caused trouble at school again, injured a classmate, and the other party said they didn’t want money."

"Just want those who struck to pay the price."

"Locked up?" Cuixiang couldn’t be sure if kids just over ten would stay at the police station for long.

Zhang Yu shook his head, "Where their kids got hurt, the kids from the Feng family will get hurt there too."

Zhang Han and Cuixiang’s mouths dropped open, "Although it’s a bit cruel, it’s a good method."

Zhang Han always thought you should reason with children and not rely solely on corporal punishment, but he absolutely agreed that Feng Hao’s kids needed firm treatment.

"Yeah, but the other side also said they want to talk to Feng Hao." Without that, Zhang Yu might have thought they were truly seeking revenge for their kid.

But with that added line, Zhang Yu felt they just wanted Feng Hao to fork out money.

Zhang Han and Cuixiang caught on, "No problem, Feng Hao has money."

"Right, should hit hard," Cuixiang said viciously, "If I knew them well, I would definitely find them."

"Have a good talk about how to make Feng Hao bleed financially."

As the three chatted, Zhang Han’s temper slowly calmed; after all, staying angry is bad for your health.

Zhang Ji came home to find Zhang Han and the others already there. Without thinking much, he greeted them and briefly mentioned quitting his hospital job.

Zhang Han’s previously subdued anger flared up again, "You said what?"

"At first, I was really mad, didn’t understand why just a snort would lead to a complaint."

"Later, after thinking long and hard, I understood why he complained."

Zhang Yu and the others looked up at Zhang Ji. There had to be something big behind this; otherwise, why would Zhang Ji say this?

"His health isn’t good," Zhang Ji said in a low voice, "His cancer cell levels are a bit high."

Zhang Yu understood this all too well; though not knowing exactly which cancer, he knew this wasn’t good news.

"Cancer, early or late stage?" Zhang Yu really wanted to know since it would decide when he’d completely disappear from this world.

Zhang Han had the same thought, looking expectantly at Zhang Ji, wanting to know more about what cancer it might be.

"It’s just his cancer cell levels are high, not to the point of having cancer."

"But if he’s not careful, the situation could worsen."

"I think that’s why he’s nervous, why he wanted to drive me away," Zhang Ji thought for a long time and felt this was the reason.

Oh, it’s not cancer; Zhang Yu sighed, "I see, forget it."

"So, has he been hospitalized often lately?" Zhang Han remembered that ever since that incident, he seemed to go to the hospital every few months.

Zhang Ji nodded, "Once every three months."

"The doctor treating him has also been involved in cancer treatment abroad." If he hadn’t been a volunteer at the hospital, he wouldn’t have known this.

"So he’s treating his condition as if it’s cancer," Zhang Yu nodded, "We’ll just pretend we don’t know."

"Anyway, Feng’s house will have its share of chaos, as Feng Hao tries to recover." Generally, with such conditions, good care could let one live long.

And previously, he drove out the woman and kids living in the villa because those people got hurt through something.

Now she understood, "It’s all a smokescreen."

Zhang Han nodded, "But that’s no reason to treat Xiao Ji like that."

Even if Feng Hao had reasons to keep secrets, so what? Is it okay to bully our kid like this?

"Directly targeting a patient is a bit too much." Zhang Han already had a rough idea of how to deal with Feng Hao.

Zhang Yu looked at Zhang Han’s confident face, "Brother, tell me."

Zhang Yu was eager, also wanting to help out.

Zhang Han directly declined, "I can handle this type of thing."

"You just shouldn’t get involved." Zhang Han indicated that if he handled it, it wouldn’t arouse suspicion.

Well, he’d said so; Zhang Yu, albeit curious, could only wait.

Luckily, the wait wasn’t long before Zhang Han’s counterattack came.

Seeing the newspaper’s interview with a certain doctor, Zhang Yu laughed. The content was mostly about the doctor’s education and medical journey.

Most importantly, it pointed out that he previously worked on cancer treatment abroad.

Many people didn’t really understand cancer, but since the media reported a European and American big shot was critically ill with cancer, people weren’t as unfamiliar with it anymore.

The interview also included some health tips; no matter how you look at it, it seemed like just a doctor’s interview or perhaps some cancer-related knowledge.

But Zhang Yu could see the underlying meaning, holding up the newspaper content, looking expectantly at Zhang Han.

Zhang Han nodded, "A friend of mine works as an editor at the newspaper, and during dinner, we were discussing how to attract more readers."

"I’m not familiar with this stuff, so I couldn’t offer advice."

"But since I knew about this doctor’s background, I gave my friend a suggestion."

"My friend called today, saying the newspaper’s sales were really good today."

Zhang Yu immediately laughed, giving Zhang Han continuous thumbs-ups.