<h4>Chapter 44: Han Zhuoli Gave a Low Laugh, Calling Her a Vixen in His Heart</h4>


    <strong>Trantor: </strong>As Studios <strong>Editor: </strong>As Studios


    Lu Man’s suddenly raised her lowered eyshes. “Young Master Han had said many things thest time, I really don’t remember anymore.”


    Just after she said that Lu Man instantly took a huge step back and took the chance to quickly walk forwards.


    Moreover, the look she had given him, after finishing what she had said, was a sly one.


    Han Zhuoli gave a lowugh, calling her a vixen in his heart before taking big steps to chase after her.


    Knowing that Xia Qingwei was still being operated on, Lu Man could not be bothered about anything else.


    Thus at this moment, even Han Zhouli did not pester her further by talking about other things.


    Meanwhile, Tang Zi who had been following them, at the side all along, looked at Lu Man, then he looked at Han Zhuoli but was still confused. What exactly was the rtionship between these two?


    When did Lu Man be so close to Han Zhuoli?


    Although he was not trying to boast, he had a very close rtionship with Lu Man and she never hid anything from him.


    So what was up with this situation with Han Zhuoli?


    Tang Zi worked as a paparazzo so of course, knew who Han Zhuoli was.


    Not to mention him, among ordinary people there were only a few who did not know who Han Zhuoli was.


    Han Zhouli controlled the Han Corporation, which was the biggestpany dominating the entertainment industry and producing around 70 percent of domestic movies and television shows. As for the remaining 30 percent, the Han Corporation also yed a part by investing in them.


    Also, 90 percent of A-listers and above stars were registered with the Han Corporation, and as for the rest of the 10 percent, some created their ownpanies or established their own studios, but they could notpete with the Han Corporation.


    The Han Corporation already had an overabundance of artists that even if the remaining 10 percent were to enter theirpany, they would not be able to receive preferential treatment.


    Otherwise, no one would want to start up their ownpany to oppose the Han Corporation.


    However, since the Han corporation was established in the entertainment industry Han Zhouli’s family was renowned, unlike the other seven big families that were very mysterious, such that the number of people who have met them was very little.


    Also, Han Zhuoli often appeared in front of the media and Tang Zi was also a part of the big group that took photos of him.


    Such an important person, just a single stomp of his feet could greatly affect the whole entertainment circle, how did he be so close to Lu Man?


    Tang Zi was a bit worried, he feared that if Lu Man became close to Han Zhuoli, she would get hurt.


    At that moment, Lu Man had already hurriedly reached the outside of the operating theater.


    Auntie Chai and Wu Zhiguo were trying to deal with the doctor. “Doctor, we beg you, please just operate on the patient first.”


    “I can’t, we must have a family member’s signature because if something happens during the surgery, who’ll be responsible? Later on, if the family memberse and make trouble, can both of you take responsibility?” The doctor shook his head, and no matter what they said, he refused to agree.


    “She only has one daughter and moreover, after themotion outside, even you must know about it too. She really can’te over right now. They are all reasonable people and won’t make trouble. If you keep dying and refusing to operate, and something actually happens, then there’ll be trouble!” Auntie Chai was also flustered and exasperated.


    Xia Qingwei was still in the operating room, and her condition was unknown, yet the doctor refused to ce saving the patient as the number one priority and kept asking for a family member to sign the agreement.


    If Lu Man had been caught, how could shee and sign?


    “Even so, I can’t do anything. This is a rule. Furthermore, the fees for the surgery are yet to be paid. Our hospital can’t take responsibility for such a huge fee.” The doctor refused to agree no matter what they said.


    Earlier, Xia Qingwei was anyway supposed to undergo a heart bypass surgery but was initially nned to take ce half a monthter, however, today’s situation had urred.


    Also, if something happened to the patient during the surgery, then they might not even receive the surgery fees.


    The doctor had to be responsible if that situation happened.


    “Auntie Chai, Uncle Wu.” Lu Man ran over and gratefully said, “Thank you both so much.”


    “It’s nothing, the most important thing right now is your mother. She’s still in the operating theatre and has not been operated on yet.” Auntie Chai exined.