The crowd made way for her, and the woman ran over, kneeling on the ground to cuddle the child who had just opened his eyes. She rubbed him in her arms while crying and scolding, "You disobedient thing, I tell you every day not to play with water, but you just don’t listen. What if you drowned? What would your mother do? Boo hoo hoo..."
The man behind her and several children also ca over, and the family hugged together, crying nonstop.
So nearby people said, "Your son was able to be saved today; you have two people to thank for that."
The child’s father hurriedly said, "Look at , I forgot to thank the benefactors."
"Which one, who saved my son?"
Soone then pointed to the man whose pants were still wet and said, "He was the one who pulled your son out of the water."
The man then took his wife and several children to kowtow to this man and asked for the benefactor’s na.
The man waved his hand, "It was just convenient for . I was walking by the moat, heard so kids by the shore yelling for help, and went down to pull him up. He was already out of breath when I brought him up."
"I carried him here on my back, and it’s all thanks to Doctor Gu that the child was revived."
The family then looked around for Doctor Gu, and soone pointed, "Doctor Gu is over there treating a patient."
The man carried the naked child, and the family went over to kneel before Yun Jiao.
Yun Jiao hurriedly said, "Please get up."
She glanced at the child, who was in his father’s arms, looking sowhat dazed.
"He’s not seriously hurt, just frightened, with so lung damage, but that will recover easily."
She handed the woman a prescription, "Get two doses of dicine and give them to him. Make sure he rests well at ho, and prepare so delicious food for him; and he’ll be fine."
The family thanked Yun Jiao before taking the child away.
Soon, so patients who were queued elsewhere ran over to Yun Jiao’s side, extending the line far out.
Yu Jiajie ca over and said, "You people are all relying on Doctor Gu. Can she handle it all by herself?"
"It’s getting late already, and there’s only this short ti left. You better make up your mind quickly."
So people at the end of the queue ran elsewhere again.
Making several doctors quite unhappy.
Originally, Yun Jiao and Doctor Ye’s queues were already the longest, but everyone was still running over to Yun Jiao’s side.
It seed that these doctors were volunteering to see patients, yet people were unwilling to co, like they were putting their faces on the ground to be trampled.
Several doctors then stood up, packed their things, and prepared to leave, not even looking at the patients that ca, only saying coldly, "No more consultations here, you go see Doctor Gu."
Even so people from Doctor Ye’s side ran over to Yun Jiao’s side.
Luckily Doctor Ye was generous, just glanced over without saying anything.
Lin Shuo walked around the back of the queue, saying calmly, "Those with numbered tickets will definitely be seen today; those without, don’t bother lining up, it’ll be in vain."
Those who didn’t receive numbered tickets cursed and ran off in all directions.
In no ti, the mother of the child who had just drowned ca over with a basket of eggs.
She placed the basket by Yun Jiao’s table, and Yun Jiao just said, "No need for this." The woman quickly bowed to Yun Jiao and ran off.
Leaving Yun Jiao both amused and helpless.
As the sun gradually set in the west, there were still seven or eight patients waiting.
The man in a silk shirt was still lying at the side, with his concubine still keeping watch.
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