The Despised Son-in-Law Becomes the Ruler

Episode 11

After Memei's heart resumed beating, the medical team promptly attended to her, ensuring that her heart rate gradually stabilized.

Following intensive care, the doctors declared that Memei was alive and had narrowly escaped death, having previously pronounced her lifeless. The doctors retracted their earlier statements and sighed in relief, having risked their careers to save the daughter of a woman of significant influence.

Eventually, they acknowledged Vin's skill in saving Memei, where they had given up hope, and now, with Memei past the critical phase, they admitted it was all thanks to Vindra's assistance.

The doctors, who had initially belittled Vin and attempted to oust him, bowed their heads in shame, regretting their disbelief in his capabilities. They approached Vin, who was waiting outside, and bent deeply to apologize. Dr. Lin personally sought Vin's forgiveness.

"Forgive me, Mr. Vin, for underestimating you and even trying to expel you, and now we recognize your ability. If not for you, surely the life of Lady Ambar's daughter might not have been spared," Dr. Lin said on behalf of the team.

"What are you doing? Don't bow like that. I was just trying to help. I had a hunch that Lady Ambar's daughter was not dead," Vin replied, asking them to act normally.

"Your acupuncture technique is extraordinary; years of study might not yield such mastery as you have exhibited," praised Dr. Lin, a specialist in Medical Acupuncture.

"Don't praise me too much, Doc. I'm still learning, and you are the expert. It might just be a coincidence," Vin responded modestly.

"Your skills far exceed mine. Once again, thank you so much; you've saved the medical staff from near dismissal for failing," Dr. Lin bowed again, expressing gratitude before leaving Vin's side.

After thanking and apologizing to Vin, one of the doctors approached Ambar to explain everything.

"Madam, your daughter has passed the critical phase, meaning she's going to be alright. Mr. Vin saved your daughter from death. Be grateful to him," the doctor explained before departing from Ambar.

"What? My daughter has passed the critical phase, my daughter is safe!" Ambar exclaimed with profound happiness, her anxiety quickly replaced by deep gratitude.

Ambar approached Vin and knelt before him, startling Vin with her sudden display of subservience.

"Thank you, Sir, for saving my daughter. If you had not arrived in time, her life might not have been saved. I promised myself that anyone who could save my daughter, I would dedicate my life to serving in return, and now, Mr. Vin, you have saved her, so I shall serve you forever," Ambar said sincerely.

"What are you doing, Madam? Please, stand up. I felt sorry for your daughter; that's why I tried to save her. Stand, Madam, you don't deserve to kneel before me; I am just an ordinary person," Vin insisted, helping Ambar to her feet.

"Thank you so much, Mr. Vin. Without your help, I wouldn't know what to do for my daughter's fate," Ambar said, then took a black card from her purse.

"Take this; you can use this card to shop for anything you wish. Not only that, but you can use it to fulfill your other needs as well, anything you desire can be obtained with this card," Ambar explained, offering the card to Vin.

"I'm sorry, Madam; I cannot accept this. I helped out of goodwill, without expecting any reward. Just hearing that your daughter is past the critical phase is enough to make me happy. Please, keep it; I don't need it," Vin declined.

Despite Vin's refusal, Ambar approached and hugged him.

"Please don't refuse; this is not an ordinary card. It will be very useful to you in the future. If you contact the number on the back, you can get any information you want, even bend someone's will if you so desire. Take it; I am sure it will be very useful when you are in a tight spot," Ambar whispered, ensuring the card's secret remained between them.

"Alright, Madam, I will accept this card and keep it safe," Vin acquiesced, reluctantly accepting the black card from Ambar.

Sifa observed Vin's and Ambar's closeness with a frown, feeling jealousy yet refusing to show her feelings and acting indifferent. She approached Vin, intending to take him away.

"If you're done, can we leave, Vin?" Sifa asked, clearly bored from waiting in the hospital too long.

"It seems I must go, Madam. I have other matters to attend to. Please send my regards to your daughter," Vin said, excusing himself from Ambar and walked out with Sifa.

"Alright, thank you again, and remember! If you need help, don't hesitate to contact me," Ambar said, and Vin nodded before walking away with Sifa.

Sifa handed over her car keys and asked Vin to drive. He agreed, and they left the hospital.

Along the way, Sifa hesitated to say something to Vin. Jealousy pushed her to speak.

"Vin, don't you think Lady Ambar was a bit excessive?"

"Excessive in what way? It makes sense to me that Lady Ambar did what she did. Seeing her daughter saved would provoke anyone to express gratitude in such a way."

"That's not what I mean. The way she hugged you like that. Isn't that too much?" Sifa interjected.

"No, she knows how to express thanks. Besides, Lady Ambar is very kind, gentle, and quite beautiful. Wait, are you jealous?" Vin concluded, suspecting her emotion.