Chapter 374: 376 Boiling Frog in Warm Water (3)_1
Zhong Qin chuckled, "Your mouth is as sweet as ever."
Yu Zimu and Shen You placed the fresh flowers by the bedside.
Zhong Qin expressed her thanks, then looked towards Huo Jinnan, "Jinnan, how did the consultation go?"
Huo Jinnan sat there, his tone casual as he replied, "Not bad, but surgery is needed."
Zhong Qin was aware of her condition; was it really just a simple surgery?
She looked at Huo Jinnan, "Jinnan, if it’s nothing serious, let’s not have the surgery done."
"Mom, we should listen to the doctors."
Huo Jinnan said and moved a chair over for Che Huan, then gently pressed her down to sit. He himself stood to the side, leaning casually against the attendant’s chair, his figure tall and straight.
Che Huan echoed in agreement, "Yeah, Auntie, it’s better to follow the doctors’ advice."
"Alright then, I’ll listen to the doctors while I’m in the hospital." Zhong Qin smiled at Che Huan and chatted for a bit with Yu Zimu and Shen You.
Che Huan, listening from the side, only then realized that his net worth was in the hundreds of billions, and he was the big boss of a listed company!
She couldn’t help but glance up at Huo Jinnan.
Huo Jinnan cast a brief look at Che Huan.
Che Huan averted her gaze, listening to Shen You and Yu Zimu tell the legendary story of how they had built up their empire step by step, fascinated!
Especially Yu Zimu, who had been holding back for so long unable to let the knowledge become public, could hardly wait now that the time had come. He seemed eager to have someone write a biography full of legend for Jindong Group, to let the whole world know.
"Huo is like a god, there’s never been a project he’s set his eyes on that has lost money; he’s always turned a handsome profit..."
Shen You glanced at Yu Zimu; this guy had finally redeemed himself through some fortunate mistake. Looking at Huo, though, Huo seemed much more detached as if it had little to do with him.
...
After sitting for a while, Shen You and Yu Zimu left.
It was just after dinner when the surgery began.
Five hours of torment later, the red light above the operating room finally turned green.
Che Huan breathed a sigh of relief and looked toward Huo Jinnan.
Huo Jinnan’s furrowed brows finally relaxed as he saw the door to the operating room open. He strode over to speak with the doctor who had emerged, conversing in English and expressing a courteous "Thank you."
Shen Mubai looked towards Huo Jinbei and Huo Jinxue, instructing them to take Zhong Qin back to her room and then turned towards Huo Jinnan, "Huo."
Huo Jinnan knew Shen had something to say, glanced sideways at Che Huan, and spoke softly, "You and Xiaowei go back to the room first."
Che Huan responded and followed Huo Jinxue and the others back to the room.
Shen Mubai waited until they were far away before joining Huo Jinnan in a small conference room nearby.
The surgeon addressed Huo Jinnan in fluent English, briefly explaining the situation.
"Although the surgery was a success, at present, no one who has undergone a permanent artificial heart transplant has lived longer than two years internationally. The longest anyone has lived after a heart transplant surgery is thirty-three years, so we need to find a matching heart as soon as possible."
Huo Jinnan lit a cigarette, holding it between his fingers, and nodded his head.
Shen Mubai sent his assistant to arrange for the foreign specialists to rest, then advised Huo Jinnan of things to be mindful of, "Although current pacemakers have certain electromagnetic resistance, strong electromagnetic radiation can still interfere with the normal operation of the delicate electronic systems within the pacemakers, causing a range of discomforts such as headache, dizziness, chest tightness, fatigue, restlessness, lack of focus, disturbed sleep, and so on. My suggestion is that Auntie should not return to work. Before a suitable heart is found, rest should be the priority."
