Capítulo 1180: Chapter 1180: Love at First Sight in dicine (Final)
Yuk Jian, unaware of whose favor he owed, learned that there was a severely ill patient willing to donate their heart, and it happened to be a match for Chuzheng.
He imdiately contacted the other party and confird all the details.
“Yuk, are you really going to operate on her yourself?” The blonde, blue-eyed man looked at Yuk Jian with so concern.
Yuk Jian paused his actions and eventually nodded.
He had to be responsible for her life, now and in the future.
“Can you handle the psychological pressure?”
Doctors are not gods, they are humans too.
Lying on the operating table is soone he loves; how can he remain as calm as when facing a regular patient?
A single mistake could be fatal.
“I can.”
He could do it.
After a few words of persuasion from the other party and Yuk Jian’s persistence, all they could do was wish him luck.
Chuzheng had already been admitted to the hospital and was recovering well.
The patient willing to donate the heart was arranged to be in the room next to hers, a very young Chinese girl. When she was awake, she would have the Nurse push her to Chuzheng’s ward.
The girl was not pessimistic; on the contrary, she was very optimistic.
When she spoke, she always had a smile, as if the whole world was beautiful.
“I’ve been unable to leave ho since I was very young, never seen the outside world. If you get better, you must go and see it more.”
“Where do you want to go?” Chuzheng sat by the bedside, looking at the girl in a wheelchair, and asked in a calm tone.
“Ah… so many places.” The girl blinked: “I want to go everywhere, is that too greedy?”
She yearned for the sea, the forest, the snowy mountains… everything she had seen on TV and the internet.
But she could only yearn for them, as these things were too far away from her.
Fortunately…
She still had a healthy heart that could help soone in need. She hoped that person could see those sights on her behalf.
Chuzheng looked at her, her gaze always calm: “No.”
The girl laughed softly, with a bit of coquettishness on her pale face: “You all coax like this.”
“You should go back,” the Nurse next to them reminded the girl, keeping track of ti.
“Oh…” The girl was a little disappointed but soon raised a smiling face: “If I’m awake tomorrow, I’ll co and chat with you again.”
The girl was pushed out of the ward, Yuk Jian ca in afterward.
Chuzheng leaned back on her hands supporting the bed: “I heard you’re operating on ?”
“Yes, are you scared?” Yuk Jian asked.
“Scared of what?”
“Scared that I… won’t be able to save you.”
He himself was scared. Sotis when he thought about it, his hands couldn’t help but tremble.
Yuk Jian’s throat was dry: “If you’re scared, we can switch…”
“You can,” Chuzheng interrupted him, speaking seriously and solemnly: “My heart is only for you to see.”
Yuk Jian: “…” That statent sounded fine, but it still felt off sohow.
[… Miss, don’t you think that statent is quite out of place?] Too horrifying!! How can this miss make a romantic line sound so frightening!
Is it?
It’s only ant for him to see anyway.
[It’s not just him doing the surgery! There are also assistants and Nurses, aren’t they people?]
…
Then just let him be the only one to touch, how about that!
[…] Please, just stop talking!
Yuk Jian’s fingertips touched Chuzheng’s heart area, and he suddenly reached out to embrace her: “Alright.”
You entrust your life to , and I will do my utmost, not to disappoint.
–
The girl in the neighboring ward didn’t wake up the next day, falling into a long-lasting coma, her life growing weaker.
She might never again witness the sunrise or sunset.
Her life was coming to an end…
–
Three months later.
Chuzheng was discharged successfully, Miss Lu Ailing and Mr. Mi Chengming stayed with her in the hospital for a month, and afterward, it was Yuk Jian accompanying her.
Upon discharge, Yuk Jian presented her with a box: “She left this for you.”
In the car, Chuzheng opened the box. Inside was a crystal globe encapsulating a complete world.
There was also a letter.
The letter contained only one sentence.
[Take it to see the world]
Chuzheng pressed at the location of her heart, where inside laid soone else’s heart… The rhythm beneath her hand made Chuzheng feel the vitality.
“Even after surgery, I could still die, right?” Chuzheng asked Yuk Jian.
Yuk Jian’s grip on the steering wheel tightened: “No, as long as you’re careful, there shouldn’t be any major issues.”
Heart transplant recipients have lived more than twenty years and still are fine today… with caution, it’ll definitely be alright.
Thus leading Chuzheng’s life afterward, to differ little from before the surgery.
Chuzheng could only sneak out and wouldn’t go far anyway, plus with a Bastard squandering along the way, she wouldn’t encounter too much danger.
–
The morning sunlight fell upon the villa. The lady of the house was making breakfast when she suddenly heard a knock at the door.
She turned off the stove and went to open the door, finding no one outside, only a bouquet left on the steps, glistening with the morning dew, vibrant and vivid.
Underneath was an envelope.
Inside the envelope was just a card, with the password written on the back, her daughter’s birthday.
The woman suddenly covered her face and began to weep.
Every year thereafter, the card received a deposit, sotis more, sotis less.
No one touched this money, and after they passed away, the sum was donated in their daughter’s na, drawing considerable attention for its sizable amount.
Of course, that’s a story for another ti.
–
Yuk Jian finished his studies, and because Chuzheng couldn’t fly, he had to postpone plans in the country to accompany Chuzheng on a cruise back.
“I can manage on my own.” How could a girl say she’s incapable?
“Manage what?” Yuk Jian asked with a stern face: “Do you want not to have a good night’s sleep for two months?”
“You can’t sleep well without ?”
“…” It’s when you’re with that I can’t sleep well!
Yuk Jian had already made up his mind, so even though Chuzheng opposed, the two boarded the cruise together.
Chuzheng stood outside, gazing at the vast sea.
“Didn’t I tell you not to be in the wind?” Yuk Jian draped a garnt over her shoulders and put a hat on her: “Can’t you listen to for once?”
“I just got here,” Chuzheng protested, feeling wronged.
“Let’s go back.”
Yuk Jian pulled Chuzheng to return.
Chuzheng didn’t move: “Yuk Jian.”
“Hmm?”
“Have you ever thought that maybe the world you’re in isn’t real?”
Yuk Jian was startled, turning to hold Chuzheng from behind.
The gentle yet slightly cool sea breeze brushed by; Yuk Jian pulled Chuzheng’s coat tighter, his warmth passing through the fabric to dispel the chill.
“You’re what’s real to ,” Yuk Jian rested his chin on Chuzheng’s shoulder: “I don’t care if the world is real; all I want is you.”
Chuzheng’s hand pressed against Yuk Jian’s, speaking slowly: “Perhaps one day you’ll suddenly wake up and realize everything you’ve gone through was a dream, including .”
Yuk Jian frowned: “Baby, what exactly are you trying to say?”
Who are you?
Chuzheng knew she would not get an answer even if she asked this question.
He doesn’t rember, rembers nothing…
Chuzheng shook her head, speaking lightly: “Nothing, just a taphor.”
Yuk Jian hugged her tightly, as though wanting to embed her into his soul: “If everything I’ve experienced is a dream, then I don’t want to wake up. A world with you is the real one.”
Chuzheng turned to look at him, at the mont their eyes t, she seed to see the emotions flooding deep within his eyes.
Yuk Jian, still holding this position, gently touched his lips to hers.
A world with you is the real one, that’s my world.
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