After the divorce, the CEO received the pregnancy test form from Sanbao

She was very satisfied to be by the side of such a superior and handsome man, even if she was just a caregiver for the rest of her life.

Yao Siyu took a deep breath and followed quickly.

Bo Beicheng was discharged from the hospital this time and did a good job of keeping it confidential.

Because of his request, Mary Hospital did not dare to disclose it, and Old Madam Bo was also kept in the dark.

Bo Beicheng called Academician Xu.

After all, Academician Xu is far away in country F, but he has been closely following his situation and caring about his condition these days.

After learning that he was forcibly discharged from the hospital, Academician Xu was very anxious and told him to return to the hospital immediately to continue treatment.

"Academician Xu, tell me honestly, can my disease be cured?"

Academician Xu was silent for a long time.

"That means it can't be cured." He said decisively.

Academician Xu heard the despair behind his words: "Beicheng, as a doctor, no matter what the situation, you can't tell your patients too absolutely, so I'm sorry that I can't give you a definite answer to your question. However, as your elder, I sincerely hope that you will not be discouraged. No matter how complicated your condition is, our human medicine is now so advanced that as long as you persist, there will be hope for a cure."

Bo Beicheng smiled softly, with a little sadness in his smile.

"So it's this healing process that's going to be a tough battle, right?"

Academician Xu: "You can say that."

"But I am Bo Beicheng. I am the backbone of the Bo family and the helmsman of the Fengling Group. What will the outside world think if I stay in the hospital? How many people want to take advantage of my illness to deal with the Bo family and the Fengling Group? Dealing with Fengling Group? I don’t want to stay in it anymore. I want to take advantage of this time to do more."

After hearing his heartfelt words, Academician Xu was silent for a long time.

"Beicheng, in fact, your condition is not too serious. It is not a malignant tumor that cannot be cured, nor is it a hereditary intractable disease. It's just that you have no way to perform surgery at the moment. The lesions in your head are... There is only uncertainty, as long as your condition is stabilized, there is hope."

"Maybe there is another person who can help you. It depends on whether you are willing to ask her to help with treatment."

"I don't want to." Bo Beicheng said.

He knew who the person Academician Xu was talking about was.

But he, Beicheng, could no longer make Shen Xingluo suffer.

Academician Xu couldn't help but said angrily: "You young people! What is more important than life? Is love more precious than life? It's already reached this point, why don't you understand?"

Bo Beicheng smiled bitterly: "Academician Xu, please, don't tell her."

Academician Xu let out a long sigh: "If you don't want to ask Xingluo for help, then I will ask one of my students in Longcheng to come over and treat you. He is knowledgeable in both Chinese and Western medicine. He has made great progress in Chinese medicine in recent years. His achievements are particularly high, and his acupuncture skills are also top-notch. I hope he can use traditional Chinese medicine to help you control your condition."

Bo Beicheng: "Thank you."

After hanging up the phone, Bo Beicheng stared at his phone in silence for a while.

Then, he picked up his cell phone and found Shen Xingluo's cell phone number.

Press and hold to drag her phone number into the blacklist.

He was afraid that when he had a headache and lost consciousness, he would lose control of himself and call her.

His long fingers dragged her name to the blacklist column, but at the last moment, he let go.

Bo Beicheng gritted his teeth secretly, hating his own uselessness. It turned out that there was such a person in this world that he could not completely let go of.

He slowly closed his eyes, his pale face showing pain.

Shen Xingluo performed a relatively difficult operation this morning. He came out of the operating room half an hour ago, returned to the office, lay down on the table and fell asleep.

But not long after she slept, she felt a sudden tightness in her chest, so tight that she couldn't breathe, and suddenly woke up.

I looked around the office sleepily before I remembered that I was still in the hospital and it was now three or four o'clock in the afternoon.