May saw the city slowly coming to life; the streets were no longer deserted, and the blazing sun did not diminish people's enthusiasm for spending.
The stock market for the food industry surged, many caught the wave and made a killing... ah, but I digress.
It wasn't just the snack and milk tea shops on the streets that overflowed with people; the gynecology and obstetrics hospitals were also crowded. People wearing masks came and went, forming long queues at the registration desks, snaking around in long lines.
Xu Wei naturally did not have to queue; without VIP access, there were always scalpers to provide timely check-ups.
In the consultation room.
After a series of check-ups, Xu Wei sat at the table and listened to the doctor recount the results, silently looking down at the medical report that was handed over, not saying a word for a long time.
"Can I get it done now?"
"Hmm... you'll need to schedule an appointment," said the doctor, pushing up his glasses, hesitating.
