Chapter 846 - 844: Candy: Turns Out the Clown Was Me!

Inside the hospital, accompanied by a shrill ambulance siren, several nurses and doctors ran out in a hurry.

In no time, the nurses rushed back in, pushing a patient whose face had already turned purple.

Everyone, including Mo Jingchun and his group, all consciously stepped aside.

Candy curiously stood on tiptoe trying to see, but Mo Jingchun covered her eyes with one hand. The patient’s face was twisted, his complexion purple—if a kid saw that, they’d really have nightmares at night.

This was also why, in Mo Jingchun’s memory, whenever a relative died when he was little, his parents never let him get close to the coffin, until when his father and mother passed away, Mo Jingchun could no longer avoid facing it.

"Director Yang, the patient’s blood oxygen is low, heart rate just crashed!"

"Notify the OR, get ready for intubation immediately."

Watching the patient already being pushed into the resuscitation room, Mo Jingchun shook his head and said, "Let’s go."

The county hospital’s resuscitation room was a place he never wanted to go near again in his life, not even to step into the emergency center. It was just a place that made people feel hopeless. Three times he’d kept watch outside that door, and three times he’d left with a heavy heart.

Father, mother, grandpa—who would be next? Who knew; no one knew whether accident or tomorrow would come first.

Mo Jingchun didn’t let Candy look toward the emergency center. Candy understood everything.

After waiting in line for about ten minutes, Candy, sitting on the chair swinging her legs without a care, stared curiously at the nurses not far away who were chatting and laughing. What topic could make them so happy?

Curious, Candy got up and ran over to the side, secretly eavesdropping for a bit, then ran back in fright.

Oh my god, these pretty nurse sisters were actually all people who gave shots.

Even their chit-chat topics were about injections.

Back in her seat, Candy felt a bit panicked, but still looked full of contempt when she thought of that kid the nurse had mentioned who shouted "Oligei!" while getting his shot. It’s just a shot, and he’s yelling "Oligei."

Suddenly, Candy froze.

Wait, why is this cute little me even here?

Candy looked around and realized all the kids were brought by adults, and she panicked.

"Brother, brother, when are we going home?"

"What’s the rush? It’s not like you have homework to do." After saying that, Mo Jingchun lowered his head and continued scrolling short videos. Zhou Yaling beside him almost couldn’t hold back her laughter.

In that anxious, uneasy wait, time crawled for Candy, until...

"Mo Xiaoxue, come in."

The moment she heard her name come out of the nurse sister’s mouth, Candy shivered. That was no angel of light—clearly a little monster.

Just as Candy was about to run, a hand landed on her shoulder.

"Let’s go, it’s your turn, we’re going in."

"Don’t worry, I’ve already checked for you. The measles vaccine is in your arm, not your little butt."

Hearing that, Candy thought, isn’t it all the same? Either way there’s no escaping the fate of getting a shot.

In front of her, there was only one move left!

Candy looked pitifully at her brother. "Can I not get the shot? I’m scared."

"Be good, don’t be scared! It’s just like an ant bite, doesn’t even hurt."

"Liar, ant bites hurt a lot. I’ve been bitten twice."

Mo Jingchun pulled Candy inside, not giving her a chance to resist. "It’s fine. You’ve already been bitten twice, one more won’t make a difference."

"Guoguo, you have to believe me, the pain’s on your body, but it hurts in my heart."

Staring at the needle in front of her, Candy swallowed hard. The nurse didn’t give her much time to prepare and was already swabbing the injection site with an alcohol pad.

Taking advantage of the moment Candy turned her head to talk to Mo Jingchun, the nurse didn’t hesitate at all and started the vaccination.

"Oooh oooh oooh~~~"

Candy’s eyes went wide as she stared at the nurse in disbelief.

A sneak attack!

"Okay, just press the cotton swab there for two to three minutes and you’ll be fine."

Candy let the nurse sister move her little hand around, then held the cotton swab over the tiny pinprick on her arm.

When she turned around, she saw her brother and sister both laughing.

What happened to "the pain’s on your body, but it hurts in my heart"?

Zhou Yaling pinched Candy’s cheek with a smile and said in surprise, "You didn’t cry, that’s actually unexpected."

Hearing that, Candy lifted her head proudly, gave a little snort, and said in a tsundere tone, "It’s just a shot. I’m not like those other kids who love to cry."

"But I heard someone say you cry every time you get a shot."

"Oh right, you even have a glorious record of once successfully making all the babies cry along with you."

Candy: "???"

There’s something like that? How do I not know? Must be sister trying to fool people again.

"Let’s go. You’ll be late for work in a bit."

Watching her big brother already pulling Candy away, Zhou Yaling curled her lips and muttered, "Zhou Bapi."

The next second, Zhou Yaling tapped herself on the mouth.

"Peh peh peh!"

Up ahead, Candy curiously glanced back at her sister hitting her own mouth and asked in confusion, "Brother, why is sister hitting herself?"

"Because neither of us has the surname Zhou, so we’re definitely not Zhou Bapi."

Candy nodded as if she understood and said, "I get it. Sister’s surname is Zhou, so she’s praising herself."

"Hahaha, exactly."

In the office, Candy stood in front of her brother with a very unhappy face.

"Today you’re not allowed to eat pudding, not allowed to drink soda, and no cold drinks either. Got it?"

"Got it." Candy pouted and rolled her eyes.

Seeing Candy’s expression, Mo Jingchun let out a cold little laugh. "Even if you don’t remember, it’s fine. I’ve already talked to Zero, she’ll keep an eye on you."

With that, Mo Jingchun put Candy’s vaccination booklet into the desk drawer and left the office.

Candy peeked out the door. Once she confirmed her brother had left, she couldn’t wait to run over to the desk and pull open the drawer.

"Hmph, I wanna see what kind of booklet it is that made me have to get a shot."

"Trying to bully me just because I can’t read some of the words? No way!"

She took out the plain little green booklet and carefully studied it. There were lots of words she didn’t know, but that didn’t stop her from getting the general idea.

Looking at the vaccination schedule, Candy sucked in a breath of cold air.

"What! There are still so many vaccines I have to get?"

Candy carefully counted—there were seven types of vaccines she hadn’t had yet, which meant at least seven more shots. Just thinking about it made her scalp tingle.

Right then, Zero walked over, glanced at it, and chuckled. "It’s not like all of them are in the planned immunization program."

"What does that mean?" Candy was a little confused.

She knew every individual word, but once they were put together, she couldn’t understand.

"It means you don’t have to get all of them."

Candy’s eyes rolled, and she asked with a squinty smile, "Zero, if the green booklet went missing, does that mean I don’t have to get any more shots?"

"You’re overthinking it. But you’d definitely get a spanking, that part’s real."