Chapter 791 Compromise (4)_1
Doctor Du Laoda originally had some words of criticism towards Wu’s for treating her so harshly, but now seeing her like this, he didn’t feel it was right to say anything, and he barked at Mo Yan and the others, "Why aren’t you helping her up quickly?"
Mo Yan and the others came to their senses and hurriedly pulled up Wu’s, who was still kowtowing non-stop.
Doctor Du Laoda looked at the ceaselessly crying Wu’s and said impatiently, "I am about to perform acupuncture on this child to unblock his heart meridian. If you continue to cry and wail, go wait outside in the yard; otherwise, if you disturb my needling and something happens to this child, it will be your fault as his mother."
When Doctor Du Laoda was young, he had also raised children, but due to some events, several of his children passed away early in life. He liked children and couldn’t stand parents and elders who readily hit and scold their young. And this time, it was over such a matter, truly something the normally mild-mannered him did not wish to overlook lightly.
Upon hearing this, Wu’s immediately covered her mouth tightly, and without waiting for people like Mo Yan to persuade her, she ran out of the house herself, standing outside the door, unwilling to leave, but at least she stopped crying.
Apart from Mo Yan and the attendant, everyone else was expelled from the room by Doctor Du Laoda.
Doctor Du Laoda needed to administer acupuncture to Tie Tou, meaning he’d have to remove Tie Tou’s clothes. It wasn’t appropriate for Mo Yan, a maiden, to stay here, but Doctor Du Laoda wanted her to inherit his practice and wished for her to witness the magic of acupuncture, to encourage her to earnestly delve into the study of medicine.
In the eyes of a doctor, there are only patients, no distinction of gender. While society may care about such matters, Doctor Du Laoda didn’t see it that way. Take for example those women in difficult labour; when it came to a life-or-death situation, a doctor still had to enter the birthing room.