My Billionaire Exhusband Grovels Me After Divorce

Chapter 925: Chapter 925: None of Them Compare to Qiao Yin Chapter 925: Chapter 925: None of Them Compare to Qiao Yin Wang Zhiquan’s step faltered, and after a long while, he finally said, “Alright, let’s consult other hospitals. Help me find a few ophthalmologists. If there is indeed a problem with my eyes, they should be able to spot it too.”

He harbored a one-in-a-million hope when he asked his son to find him doctors, after all, Qiao Yin herself admitted to her lack of expertise.

Perhaps, her diagnosis was wrong?

Without delay, Wang Kaituo immediately got in touch with ophthalmologists at a public hospital and then accompanied his father to get examined.

The examination results showed Wang Zhiquan did indeed have an eye disease, and the doctors said that this kind of condition was irreversible. Currently, there were not any particularly good treatment methods. However, the doctors’ timing on his impending blindness was inconsistent with Qiao Yin’s, with their prediction being that total blindness would occur in three to five years’ time.

The results plunged Wang Zhiquan into the depths of despair.

So his eyes really did have an issue!

Wang Kaituo, however, furrowed his brows and asked the doctor, “Director Qi, my dad gets examined every year, and he had also specifically checked his eyes due to presbyopia before. How come the disease was never discovered previously?”

Director Qi shook his head, “Such a condition cannot be detected through regular check-ups. I guess the last time the old master had his eyes specifically examined was quite a while ago, right?”

“At that time, the condition must have been very mild, so it went undetected. His condition has become more pronounced now, which is why it could be discovered.”

“This kind of condition is quite rare, and doctors without experience can easily overlook it. Even if detected, there aren’t effective treatments available. It’s also one of the diseases caused by the aging of the human body; young people won’t get this kind of illness.”

Even though Wang Kaituo was full of doubts towards Qiao Yin before, now his internal balance was starting to tilt in her favor.

He had even begun to distrust Director Qi. Many people from his family had sought medical advice from him before, including his father, but he never noticed anything wrong with his father’s eyes. The doctor who had originally diagnosed his father with just presbyopia was him.

As for his prediction of blindness in three to five years, Wang Kaituo didn’t believe it anymore because it was too vague and nowhere near as precise as Qiao Yin’s assessment.

He accompanied Wang Zhiquan out of that hospital and visited another.

The results were similar, but the doctor’s timeline for blindness differed, predicting total blindness would occur in about a year, and there was currently no way to treat it.

After leaving the hospital, Wang Kaituo wanted to visit more hospitals, but Wang Zhiquan shook his head, “That’s enough, there’s no need to see more doctors. Upon comparison, none of them are as accurate as Qiao Yin in determining my condition. Their predictions of when I’ll go blind surely aren’t as accurate as hers either.”

It was already completely dark outside, and many doctors had gone off duty. Wang Kaituo nodded, “Let’s call it a day. Tomorrow, I’ll take you to meet Doctor Qiao’s grandmother. If their family can have such miraculous ointment, their medical skills must be extraordinary. Let’s have her treat your eyes!”

Wang Zhiquan leaned tiredly against the car seatback. This generation in the family didn’t have anyone particularly successful; he had many sons, but sadly, none had turned out well, all of them with high ambitions but low abilities.

So, he just wanted to live a few more years, to look after the family a bit longer.

Given the current state of the family, should anything happen to him, the family would surely fall apart at once.

While he was still alive, the younger generation had already begun to ruthlessly move against their close relatives. His most beloved granddaughter was nearly burned alive, angering him so much that he had two bouts of heart pain.

Sometimes, having too many children is not a good thing; all of them eye the family property covetously and play underhanded tricks on each other in secret, engaging in mutual sabotage.

Would the situation be much better if he had only one son?

At the very least, if all of the Wang Family assets were given to one person, as long as they didn’t make rash investments, it should suffice for them to live a comfortable and stable life.