Shattered by Fate, Restored by Truth

Chapter 793: An Old Dog Will Bite Anyone When It Goes Mad

Qi Ran had never met Zhan Che, and neither had Su Yao.

But Su Yao was quick to react. Looking at his attire, she guessed that he was the doctor Su Wanxin had mentioned.

Since he was a friend of Su Wanxin and had come at mealtime, it surely wouldn’t do to make him sit aside and wait, right?

Moreover, Su Yao wanted to provoke Fu Shihan, so she directly invited Zhan Che to sit down.

It was the first time Zhan Che met Su Wanxin’s family. After seeing Su Yao, he couldn’t help but be stunned for a moment.

"Mom, these two are my friends. They’ve come to discuss some things with me," said Su Wanxin after she came back and sat down, introducing Qi Ran.

Upon hearing that Zhan Che was her former attending physician, Qi Ran’s attitude immediately softened quite a bit.

Fu Shihan listened to their conversation from the side without joining in.

What about the doctor? Should he thank him for his previous care for Su Wanxin?

What about himself, who had cared for her for over a decade? Why doesn’t that count?

What friends? What matters are there to discuss, and they even directly arranged to meet at home?

Fu Shihan was filled with displeasure, but since Qi Ran was present, he couldn’t speak his mind and could only watch helplessly as Su Wanxin and the two went upstairs after finishing the meal.

"The time is getting late for you two Eldest Young Masters, isn’t it about time for you to head back?"

Su Yao glanced at the time and gestured for them to leave.

Fu Shihan glanced towards the staircase and refused: "I still have things to discuss with Wanwan."

He sat on the sofa with a determined posture, unwilling to leave, and Lu Ci, thinking it might be amusing to watch, stayed as well.

While waiting, Fu Shihan kept an eye on the time; seeing that they had been upstairs for over ten minutes and still hadn’t come down, he wanted to know what they were discussing.

Lu Ci noticed his impatience and laughed: "Isn’t that doctor accompanied by a woman? What’s the rush?"

If Su Wanxin had gone upstairs alone with Zhan Che, he suspected that Fu Shihan might be tearing the house down right now.

Right now, Fu Shihan was in a state where he couldn’t heed anything else, constantly thinking of going upstairs, but with Su Yao watching closely, he had no chance to move.

"So what if he brought a woman? Maybe she’s just there to keep watch at the door," Su Yao provoked Fu Shihan with a venomous tone. "Wanwan and that doctor have secrets they don’t even tell me; they must be very close."

Lu Ci glanced at Fu Shihan’s expression, pulled Su Yao into his arms, and covered her mouth with his hand.

"Be good, let’s not talk about it anymore."

An old dog will bite anyone when it goes mad—it’s better not to provoke at times like this.

"I want to talk!" Su Yao struggled, pulling Lu Ci’s hand away. "He deserves it! He bullied Wanwan!"

Fu Shihan didn’t speak, just kept staring at the staircase until Zhan Che came down from upstairs, at which point Fu Shihan immediately got up to go upstairs.

Su Wanxin had received two injections and was now in the room, neither sitting nor lying down comfortably; she was leaning against the wall, standing there, feeling extremely uncomfortable.

Suddenly the door was flung open. Startled, she shuddered and turned her head to look, seeing Fu Shihan with a frosty expression.

"You..."

"Are you sick?"

Su Wanxin was about to speak when Fu Shihan interjected. He quickly walked up to her, frowned, and sized her up.

"What’s wrong?"

Fu Shihan noticed she had lost weight recently, but since she had a cold and they had broken up, it seemed normal to him.

But now, seeing her repeatedly interacting with that doctor, he couldn’t help feeling somewhat panicked.

What happened to her?

The concern and anxiety seeping through his words were real to Su Wanxin. She looked at him intently for a while, then lowered her head, her eyes reddening.

"I’m fine, I’m not sick."

"Then why do you keep seeing him? You’ve seen not only him but also that psychologist. Don’t think I don’t know!"