After a tragic death and rebirth, the scumbag tore Bai Yueguang apart for me

Just when I thought I could leave, I still went to the hospital to accompany Gu Sinian. The doctor recently said that he had good vital signs and might wake up soon.

Let me come over and talk to him more.

So I originally thought that I could leave Huo Yan and go far away, but I still stayed in Shencheng and told stories and talked with Gu Sinian every day. I could feel his fingers moving occasionally.

The doctor said that he was just badly injured and didn't want to wake up, he was not in a vegetative state.

"Gu Sinian, why haven't you woken up yet? I feel so awkward being alone. I don't know how to love someone."

"Gu Sinian, I broke up with Huo Yan. I want to calm down. His status is too high. I seem to get closer to him again and again. What else can prevent us from being together?"

"I know Huo Yan treats me well, but I'm really tired. Every time I experience pain, torture, life and death, someone will tell me not to be afraid, because Master Huo has planned all these and will not let anything happen to you."

"I feel like a melting pot. There is nothing in it, but everything is melting into me. I want to walk on my own for a while to figure out what I want and how to live in this life. But I don't know where I can go, and as I walked, I came to you."

"Why didn't you tell me your plan? Are you really not afraid of death? Are you really willing to leave this world and never see me again?"

I said a lot, and when I looked up, I saw tears rolling down Gu Sinian's eyes.

But what about these tears?

Finally, I stood up. Maybe this country is not suitable for me. Then I will go back to Han Country. There is Han Lingwei. She carries the responsibility alone.

And the people on the other side of the Huai River are still in an even more muddy place.

I am a doctor, should I do my best?

"Gu Sinian, I'm leaving now. If you wake up, tell Han Lingwei. Maybe I'll see the news that you've woken up someday."

I had no intention of telling Gu Sinian where I was going.

I don’t want to tell Han Lingwei either.

All I took were the surgical tools and some money and boarded the plane to Han Country.

My whereabouts are clearly transparent, but Huo Yan has not shown up yet.

When I first arrived in Han Country, I saw advertisements playing on various large screens in the airport. They were all pictures of Han Lingwei and Huo Yan holding hands and taking engagement photos.

The title reads: The two powerful countries of Continental and Cold have joined forces to create a brilliant future.

So he didn't come to find me, and the person who said they could break up was engaged to my sister?

And he and my sister had planned to get married a long time ago.

Wouldn't it make me feel better if you didn't tell me?

Or maybe they didn’t think I would know, and they wanted to keep it a secret from me. Anyway, I didn’t know about this in Shenzhen.

I put on a black silk scarf on my head and quickly took a small raft on the Huai River to the other side.

The bustling city on one side and the crumbling rubble of tiled houses on the other side formed a sharp contrast.

I had already chosen a black veil and black clothes, but the people here were wearing coarse linen clothes with all kinds of patches. When they saw me, they stopped and looked at me. There was clarity, ignorance, and fear in their eyes.

Some children hugged their mothers and said, "Is this person, Mom, coming to collect taxes from us again? We have nothing to give her."

I learned a little bit of their language and could barely understand it.

They just can’t speak it yet. If I plan to live here for a while, I’ll have to try to communicate with them.

When I squatted down and wanted to reach out to pull the little girl, she pulled her hand back.

"I'm here to help you."

I don't know how I can help them, but at least I have to gain their trust.

Everyone looked at each other and then ran barefoot very quickly.

People here don't have shoes to wear either.

I asked the boatman: "Where can I buy shoes and socks here? Don't people here wear them?"

The boatman looked down at his bare feet and said, "Who wouldn't want to wear shoes? There are no shoes for sale here."

As he said this, he paddled away on the bamboo raft. He left the mighty Huai River like a mercenary.

There is only one bridge here, but to cross it, you have to pay a toll of about 200 yuan. The people here may not earn that much money in a year, so everyone still chooses to travel by bamboo raft.

Just when I didn't know how to start and felt that my actions were ridiculous, wondering who could change anything in this world.

The door on the other side of the bridge opened, and several cars drove in and stopped beside me.

Han Lingwei was wearing a black leather jacket and leather pants, and wearing sunglasses. I quickly hid in a low house behind her. She probably didn't see me.

Instead, they delivered things to them door to door.

However, when those people saw the things that Han Lingwei sent, they only dared to look but not to take anything.

Han Lingwei glanced at the people here, and then got into the car. She didn't say a word the whole time, but she had the feeling of a king, and everyone had to submit to her.

She seems to have the same character as Princess Huaner.

By the time they left, the muddy road was marked by deep creases from the tires.

Suddenly the mother of the little girl yelled, "Akasha! No!"

The little girl chased after the cars and asked them to stop: "Give us back our food, we don't want candy!"

I looked back at the supplies, and they were all high-sugar snacks that couldn't fill my stomach at all.

But what greeted the little girl was a bullet, which went straight into her heart. I watched her fall in a pool of blood.

No one around dared to move.

Everyone watched as the girl's mother hugged the little girl who was vomiting blood and cried, "Save my child, who can save my child?"

I rushed forward, pressed the blood from her wound, and calmly took out my surgical box: "Trust me, I'm a doctor."

I looked firmly into the eyes of the child's mother.

She put her hands together and knelt down to me, saying, "God, please save me and give me a child."

I held back my tears and stopped the bleeding of the little girl. Fortunately, her aorta was not injured. After performing a crude hemostasis operation on her, I asked, "Is there a hospital here?"

The girl's mother shook her head.

I was stunned. There was no hospital in this huge city. Aren't these people just waiting to die?

Moreover, if I perform surgery on a girl now, she might still get infected and have various complications. If she doesn't go to the hospital, there is no way to maintain her vital signs.

"Bamboo raft, can you take us to the hospital across the street?"

The mother nodded as if she saw hope, but the next moment she shook her head and said, "No, I don't have any money."

It turns out that when people are at their most humble, they really have no money.

The most painful time is seeing the one you love without money to treat his/her illness.

"I have, take her to the hospital first!"

I held her in my arms and started running. Only if we could get to the hospital as quickly as possible would we have a chance of survival.