The woman's breathing had eased; she was no longer gasping heavily as she had when she first came in, unable to speak.
Hearing Du Heng's words, she nodded hurriedly. "Yes, it's convenient for us. We can be hospitalized now."
As the woman spoke, the man beside her nodded vigorously, readily agreeing.
Seeing that they both agreed, Du Heng turned to Cao Binghe. After all, the decision to admit them wasn't up to him, a doctor from another hospital, but to Cao Binghe, the attending physician.
Cao Binghe was certainly willing to admit them; otherwise, he wouldn't have spent so much time talking earlier. He was waiting for Du Heng's decision. If Du Heng was unwilling or unable to treat them, Cao Binghe would be helpless even if he admitted them.
