住院

(有点早搏 但不严重) ── Previous context

“Stay in the hospital for observation for two days. I don't need to stay, do I?”

(得做个全面检查) ── Previous context

“We can only admit you after a diagnosis.”

(在呢 怎么样了 医生 病情暂时稳定了) ── Previous context

“but not out of the woods yet. Prepare yourself. Let's get him admitted. He'll be transferred soon.”

(我不困) ── Previous context

“But I really do need to make a trip home. We didn't pack anything for this hospitalization.”

(为了工作 确实命都不要了) ── Previous context

“So, while she's in the hospital, I entrust her to your care.”

(临近毕业) ── Previous context

“I got sick and was hospitalized. I didn't dare tell my parents about it.”

(喂 小飞) ── Previous context

“Xiaoming, come back quick. Mom's sick and hospitalized.”

(这样啊) ── Previous context

“Wait here first. I'll go get you a form. She needs to be hospitalized.”

(你们尽快通知家人过来) ── Previous context

“Handle her hospital admission first. Okay. Thank you.”

(已经基本稳定了) ── Previous context

“But she still needs to be hospitalized for observation for a while.”

(咬牙坚持了三天) ── Previous context

“You got an infection, fainted, and were hospitalized— you call this a minor inconvenience?”

(是哥们就别说啊) ── Previous context

“You need to stay here today for observation. There's no way to hide it.”

(你为啥说我 我是你妈他又不是我儿子) ── Previous context

“Why should I pay for his hospital stay? Money, money, money. Is that all you think about all day?”

(真的是你牙齿啊 我的牙齿) ── Previous context

“I need a doctor. I need to be hospitalized! You barbarian!”

(没人上门要债吧) ── Previous context

“(Invoices) I covered the worker's medical bills”

(来了小何 又麻烦你了 没事 畅畅可乖了) ── Previous context

“to his homework. Really? Your mother-in-law? Did she get admitted?”

(对了) ── Previous context

“Mr. Zhou's dad's in the hospital. He asked for a pay advance. I already agreed.”