"Going there now isn't appropriate; we'll probably just add to the chaos. Let's wait until tomorrow."
Ming Mei agreed with Kang Chen: "Alright, we'll definitely go tomorrow..."
Kang Chen: "Yes, we'll definitely go tomorrow,"
Kang Chen sighed, regretting that he had recently piled too much work on Qin Huai, leaving him with no time to return home. He was too eager for Qin Huai to grow and to shoulder responsibility. This time, he realized he was being too impetuous.
If Old Mr. Qin can pull through, he'll definitely reduce Qin Huai's workload in the future.
...
Qin Huai hurriedly arrived at the hospital. Outside the emergency room, a crowd was gathered—Old Mr. Qin's sons and daughters, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren were almost all present, a thick crowd of over a dozen people nearly blocking the corridor.
Qin Huai, with his secretary, walked quickly over. The Qin Family saw him, and their expressions changed. Each person's gaze was complicated.
