"I'm not sure. We can't guarantee that. The patient's condition is very critical now. You guys discovered her too late. Fortunately, the pesticide has expired. Otherwise, the patient would have died long ago."
When Su Dachun heard that her life would not be guaranteed even after he spent the money, he was a little unwilling. If he spent the money but the person died, would that not be losing both money and people?
Would the hospital not benefit from it?
"How much is that?" Su Dachun asked again.
The nurse thought about it and shook her head. "I don't know the exact amount. It depends on the follow-up treatment. I'm just a nurse, not a cashier. Hurry up and pay the money! Don't dawdle here."
Su Dachun was completely silent.
