"I know I’m fine." Hua Hua was trying to be brave. He was actually a little worried about Ling Yin. He knew very well that if his mouth was broken, he couldn’t suck out the poison, which would lead to poisoning. Hua Hua clearly rembered that when he forcibly kissed him yesterday, he bit him hard.
Hua Hua’s arms hung limply in the air; his face was definitely an ashen gray: "I don’t know if the rescue team will take the sa path as us."
Just as he was speaking, a call ca in.
Hua Hua answered the phone, feeling a little relieved. Despite the lack of signal in this broken area, the ergency call sotis really cos through.
...
By the ti seven or eight mbers of the rescue team arrived, Ling Yin had almost carried him down the mountain to a spot where a car could drive. Chenxing’s car, which he had commandeered, was parked nearby.
But at this mont, there was no ti to worry about too much. People from afar saw them and jogged over.
Both of them simultaneously breathed a sigh of relief, and soone ca over to help support the person on Ling Yin’s back. Ling Yin was obviously exhausted, and swaying, he put Hua Hua down. A few people placed Hua Hua onto a stretcher. While explaining the situation to them, Ling Yin wiped away the sweat that wouldn’t stop flowing, his hand so weak it was almost too heavy to lift, and in the end, he almost crawled onto the ambulance by grabbing the car door.
The vehicle sped along the mountain road and finally stopped at the nearest dical center, where both of them received the best treatnt.
"This is a very venomous local snake, thankfully the venomous blood was sucked out in ti and the first aid handled properly, otherwise it would have been really dangerous." The doctor said to Ling Yin, while Hua Hua had already fallen asleep in the car.
Ling Yin’s mouth was becoming increasingly swollen, and even though he received treatnt, his whole mouth was exceptionally uncomfortable, his lips numb down to his throat, and his speech trembled terribly: "Doctor, is he really out of danger now?"
"He needs to be kept under observation; he’s not in danger, but you, don’t you know it’s very dangerous to suck out venomous blood with a wound in your mouth? Fortunately, heaven blessed you, it’s only mild poisoning," the doctor said, pushing his glasses up his nose, "If the snake venom entered the bloodstream through the wound, the consequences would be unimaginable."
Ling Yin let out a long breath, "As long as he’s okay."
The doctor looked at him and sighed, "I see your situation isn’t good either; let’s arrange a bed for you too."
"I’m fine, just a bit light-headed and my mouth is numb," and a little short of breath, Ling Yin didn’t say.
With so admiration in his heart, the doctor said, "Take your prescribed dication on ti, and you must stay in the hospital for observation. Inform the nurse imdiately if anything happens."
Ling Yin nodded, and after the doctor left, he made two phone calls, one to his own secretary to have them co over, and another... after so thought, called Gu Shaocheng, to avoid him blaming him for not notifying later.
After making the calls, Ling Yin leaned against the chair, pressing his brow, indeed feeling a bit dizzy, and tired.
Yet he dared not sleep, fearing Hua Hua might suddenly wake up with no one to take care of him;
In an unfamiliar place, if sothing unexpected happened, he wouldn’t feel at ease.
Just bear with it, whether his own people or Gu Shaocheng’s people, given their resources, they could arrive within half an hour by helicopter, and then they still had to go to a major hospital for further examination.
It’s not that he didn’t trust the dical skills at this center, but his Little Chu was too precious to allow any mishap.
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