Deserted Wife's Extraordinary Life

Of course, Kang Ying was also upset. The most important thing was that she was not the original owner. The original author might be willing to donate to her brother, or even be hot-blooded.    

    

But this body was already her soul, and of course she wished she had a healthy body. She didn't want to live with a long scar on her back and one less kidney in her body.    

    

Returning to the Tranquility House, the two of them were not in the mood to talk. Kang Ying passed on the terms of feeding the Tiger to Second Aunt Zhang.    

    

Now, every time Kang Ying went out, she would hand over Tiger s to her. However, Lucky loved to stay at home and refused to stay at Second Aunt Zhang's home. Thus, she gave her own key to Second Aunt Zhang, making it convenient for her to feed her.    

    

Second Aunt Zhang asked where she was going. Kang Ying did not want to spread the news that Kang Jun was seriously ill. She just said that her brother was hospitalized in the provincial capital and needed to see him.    

    

"How can this young fellow be sick at such a young age?" You still want to live in the provincial capital? Is it serious? " Second Aunt Zhang was still shocked.    

    

Kang Ying had been here for a long time, and she already knew that if she were to go to the provincial capital to see a doctor, she would definitely be severely ill.    

    

If it was too expensive, they could only stay in the county hospital. At most, they could only go to the city hospital, unless they were seriously ill and worried about their lives. Thus, visiting the provincial hospital was synonymous with incurable illness, no wonder Second Aunt Zhang was surprised.    

    

Seeing Second Aunt Zhang's questioning, Kang Ying thought that she wasn't an outsider, so she said, "Kang Jun has uremia. The doctor said he wants to observe more."    

    

"Aiya, I was wondering how to live in the province, so it turned out to be such a troublesome disease." However, Second Aunt Zhang seemed to be familiar with this, and said with a sorrowful expression, "There was a young man in my village who was afflicted with this disease, but ended up bankrupt and unable to treat it. In the end, he lost his family members and his money."    

    

Second Aunt Zhang got excited when she heard that. Suddenly, she remembered that the patient was Kang Ying's younger brother. She stopped talking and smiled embarrassedly:    

    

"That was in the past. Medicine should be better now. Kang Jun is young and has a good foundation. He should be able to treat him."    

    

Kang Ying smiled. If she could match the model successfully, of course she could treat him. If he put in her healthy kidney and stayed in the hospital for a month, as long as there was no rejection, Kang Jun would be full of energy.    

    

But as for her, she was going to lose a kidney …    

    

Kang Ying gloomily returned to the Tranquility House. Seeing her expression, Shi Jiangyuan knew that she was unwilling, so he said:    

    

"If you are unwilling, you can go back on your word. As long as you don't sign the agreement, who would be able to snatch you away?"    

    

Kang Ying shook her head and said, "She's my brother after all. Forget it. Although I am unwilling, I still have to leave this place."    

    

Speaking to this point, Shi Jiangyuan could only silently pray that Kang Ying and Kang Jun didn't match up to each other. After all, not all siblings could match up to each other.    

    

Because of this incident, both Shi Jiangyuan and Kang Ying were not in the mood to eat. In the end, Shi Jiangyuan cooked a bowl of Clear Broth Noodle Soup.    

    

However, after Kang Ying fell asleep, Shi Jiangyuan called his home in Beijing and asked his mother what would happen to her body if she lost one kidney in a healthy person.    

    

He did not say it was Kang Ying, but Cui Huixian could guess who it was. Seeing that her son did not say it directly, she did not point it out on the phone either. She only said:    

    

"If he really donates it, it will somewhat affect his life, but it will not affect his health. He just has to replenish some of his nutrition, rest well, and recover his health as soon as possible. As for the risks involved in the operation, that is inevitable, and any accident can happen. "    

    

With a heavy heart, Shi Jiangyuan put down the phone and returned to his room. He tossed and turned, unable to fall asleep.    

    

Kang Ying, on the other hand, had put down her burden and slept soundly. She had already agreed to do so, and there was nothing she could do about it.    

    

When she woke up the next morning, she was still feeling refreshed and had a run around the village.    

    

Before she went for a run, she saw that Shi Jiangyuan hadn't woken up yet, so she knocked on the door and woke him up. When Shi Jiangyuan woke up, he realized that he overslept and it was already 7: 30.    

    

He got up and walked into the yard. He saw Kang Ying stretching her legs and smiling at him. "I'm done running. You won't be able to run today. It's too late."    

    

Under the golden morning sun, Kang Ying had tied a short ponytail behind her ears with thick, unkempt black hair. She was full of youthful vigor, and her sportsmanlike figure was slender and filled with harmony.    

    

Thinking that Kang Ying would be 'forced' to donate her kidney immediately, Shi Jiangyuan felt a burst of frustration in his heart. If it was possible, he would really be willing to spend a lot of money to buy the kidney source that was suitable for him for Kang Jun.    

    

Thinking of this, Shi Jiangyuan's heart skipped a beat. He felt that this seemed to be a viable option, so he became excited.    

    

After a simple breakfast, the two of them got into the car and set off. Shi Jiangyuan insisted on driving. He told her to take a good rest on the road and not to be too tired. When she went to the hospital, she had to have her blood drawn and have the best mental state to deal with it. Kang Ying listened to him and stayed in the passenger seat.    

    

However, this was not the end. He still had to pick up Wu Xiaoqing. Wu Xiaoqing left her son in the care of her family. When she saw them coming to pick her up, she didn't look too good either. She got into the back seat with a calm face, so Kang Ying and Shi Jiangyuan wouldn't take the initiative to talk to her.    

    

Shi Jiangyuan secretly resented Wu Xiaoqing's moral kidnapping of Kang Ying. Kang Ying felt that this woman did not have the right mind and did not want to talk to her for long.    

    

From Lu County to the provincial capital, one had to first pass through the Qujiang City and then travel more than 100 kilometers to reach the provincial capital. It took them more than four hours to get there. They were driving on their own, so four hours was pretty fast. If they were on a bus, it would take them at least six hours to pick up passengers.    

    

Kang Ying rubbed her numb legs, thinking that it would be inconvenient if she didn't have a highway. It was a fantasy to have a highway in the city or the province right now, and only a few major cities in the country had a highway.    

    

From the later generation, Kang Ying, who had convenient transportation, experienced her current life. It was just like modern times, when people returned to primitive society, they would deeply lament about the country's rapid development. However, it had only been a dozen years, yet it had become like two different worlds.    

    

After about four hours, they had successfully made it to the provincial capital. Sunn Lanhua and Kang Liang were both taking care of Kang Jun at the hospital. No matter what, Kang Jun was still a male, no matter how unwilling he was to spend money, he had to send him to treat his illness.    

    

The ward where Kang Jun was hospitalized was also full of patients. Shi Jiangyuan and Kang Ying finally understood the saying: If you want to know how happy your life is, then go to the hospital.    

    

Sure enough, Kang Ying felt how important it was to have a healthy body when she saw the elderly or young patients lying in beds with their faces filled with the thirst for physical health.