Reborn in the 80s and Remarrying an Officer, Let the Ungrateful Cry! novel Chapter 262

Chapter 262: Chapter 262: Bonus Chapter

The people who took Hao Ziji to the hospital were busy for most of the day.

Two of them returned first.

When someone in the family compound saw them return, they asked anxiously:

"How is the Hao family’s child?"

One of them, Sister-in-law Cai, said, "—He’s still trying to get the fever down. We weren’t much use there, so we came back first. Director Wang is with him, after all."

The other one sighed.

"That child has really suffered. The doctor took his temperature, and it was as high as forty degrees! It’s a good thing they sent him in time. Any later—he probably would have suffered brain damage from the fever."

"I know, right? Forty degrees is burning hot to the touch. If you ask me, that Director Wang... how could she let the child’s fever get that high? It just goes to show, you don’t care as much when it’s not your own kid—"

Sister Cai hushed her voice as she said that last part.

Everyone felt there was some truth to what she said.

If it were your own child—how could you let their fever get so high?

Wouldn’t you be worried to death?

After all, with a fever that high—forget about a child, even an adult might not be able to handle it.

Getting brain damage would be getting off easy.

"And she calls herself a leader. Always talking about helping this person and that person, but it’s all just talk. When it really mattered, she didn’t do a damn thing to help. If you don’t want to watch someone’s kid, just say so from the start. Now this—oh, when Hao Rong’s wife comes back, she’s going to be heartbroken."

"She had time to run all over the compound with the kid, why didn’t she just get a military vehicle to take them earlier?"

As everyone chattered on—what little good reputation Sister Wang had built up in the family compound was completely destroyed.

Mrs. Fu didn’t go out, but she could hear the chorus of complaints from outside.

She spat inwardly—’Serves her right!’

She felt not a shred of sympathy for that woman, Wang.

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