Who says blind date is not fate

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I am a practical person. I packed my clothes after work that night and planned to stay overnight in the ward. I peeked outside the ward to see the room. My uncle frowned and closed his eyes. He probably didn’t fall asleep, but the wound hurt after the anesthesia wore off. My aunt was on the side bed. Relying on rest, I was hesitating outside the door on how to get in.

After playing for a while, I adjusted my breathing to calm down and pushed the door open. Neither of them noticed that I had entered the room. Putting down the lunch box, I tiptoed onto the sofa and saw bloodstains in the washbasin under my uncle's hospital bed. Thinking about how painful it was, I couldn't help shivering.

After sitting for a short time, my aunt woke up and saw me sitting there. After being a little surprised, she immediately got up and motioned for me to go out. As soon as the door of the ward was closed, the aunt asked a little louder: "Why are you here? I am not in the hospital these days. It’s convenient to drive you away, there’s no one here, why are you here?”

I couldn't help being stung. In the eyes of my aunt, was everything I did just for Tianyi to see? I wanted to justify something but felt it was futile.

I tried my best to adjust my voice: "Auntie, I'm here to deliver meals for you on Tianyi's behalf. I'm afraid he won't be able to make it through working overtime tonight."

Auntie snorted, and glanced at me with sharp eyes: "If you don't hold it, don't worry, don't come here again."

The door of the ward was closed again, just like the morning when it was hit at home two months ago, the sound was not loud but it always shocked my mind.Biting his lips hard outside the door, he felt this way every time, as if he felt inexplicably wronged but couldn't express it.

I called my husband to tell him that everything was fine, but I stayed on the chair outside the ward and watched, looking into the ward from time to time. This kind of timid waiting made people feel a little hopeless and felt that the future was bleak, but in my heart was There is a kind of attachment, I can't go, if this is my father, I will definitely stay here, compare my heart to my heart, I should stay here.

I took a book to read for a while and then went to the ward. The ward was almost quiet after seven o’clock, and there were not many people walking around. The nurse saw that I had been nestling on the chair outside the ward and asked curiously: "Where are you from?" Your family members, why don't you enter the house?"

I smiled awkwardly: "Uh... I had an argument with my mother, and she wouldn't let me in, but I plan to stay here until my father recovers."

The little nurse also smiled far-fetchedly: "Then you should pay more attention to the safety of your belongings."

I grinned in response: "Yes, thank you."

I stuck out my tongue when I watched the little nurse walk away. This time, my unfilial son is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.Just as I was thinking about it, my auntie opened the door and saw me outside, and walked over with no expression. I shrank my head and looked into the ward. The lights in the room were turned off, and only the nurse at the bedside was turned on. Light, although the light is weak, but the uncle's general expression can still be seen clearly.

After sitting outside for a while, I saw my uncle frowned deeply. I immediately opened the door and entered the room, presuming he must have asked for something. Uncle frowned tightly, with a painful expression on his face, but his eyes were tightly closed. I dare not Shouting out loud, he just sat on the edge of the bed and stared.

Seeing my uncle's expression became more and more unbearable, he got up suddenly and retched a few times, and a mouthful of blood gushed out. I was a little afraid of blood, but I didn't know what force made me calm down. I immediately rang the bell, and then called out to the nurse. , The nurse on the night shift in the ward arrived quickly and did emergency treatment, telling me that it was a massive hemorrhage and I had to be pushed into the operating room immediately.

I was stupid on the spot, there was a lot of noise in the corridor of the ward, nurses and doctors pushed the car and asked my family members to sign, watching my uncle being pushed into the operating room, the person who asked me to sign was just in the corridor, asking me why I didn’t come in I looked at the list in a daze.

The little nurse was a little anxious: "Don't worry, your father's incision is not serious, and nothing will happen. Please sign here."

My hand holding the pen is trembling, how can I be qualified to sign this, high blood pressure bleeding can be fatal!I couldn't help being like a broken sieve, and I was shaking more and more. The little nurse saw that I was too scared, so she shook my hand.

I calmed down, took a few deep breaths, signed my name, and then immediately called my husband and explained the general situation. Within ten minutes, the whole family gathered outside the operating room.

Auntie was the first to arrive, still holding the milk bought from the supermarket, she grabbed me in a panic and asked, "How is his father, why did he push in again?"

The two sister-in-laws immediately came over to help my aunt, and I also said with difficulty: "It's bleeding. Not long after you went out, my uncle vomited blood. I was guarding outside, so I rang the bell first... The doctor asked me to sign."

When my aunt heard the hemorrhage, she was like a kite with a broken string. Fortunately, she did not fall to the ground with the help of her sister-in-law. Everyone present knew the danger of hemorrhage. I thought this minor operation was not dangerous at all, and I was already out of intensive care. Who would have thought that it would come to this point.

The family waited outside the door in fear until the door of the operating room was opened again, and everything was safe.

The bleeding stopped. The doctor said that luckily someone around him rang the bell and called for someone. If the doctor who performed the surgery left and was called back later, it might be too late.

My elder brother and sister-in-law thanked me repeatedly, thanks to the fact that I stayed outside and did not leave, but I felt that this was a bit rusty, and I took it for granted that I was guarding.

Seeing that there were so many people in the ward all of a sudden, I retreated out of the room knowingly so that my aunt would not be unhappy seeing me.My husband followed me when he saw me hiding outside, pulled me to a corner and hugged me: "Honey, thank you, thank you."

I stroked my husband's back lightly: "I'm terrified, I am also terrified. When I was asked to sign, my hands were shaking and I couldn't even hold the pen. Don't thank me, he is also my father, this is what I should do."

Let go of her husband, smiled lightly, and comforted him: "It's okay, you can go into the house, it's not convenient for me to go in."

Her husband's eyes were moist for a moment, and his voice was hoarse: "How can you wrong yourself so much, how can you..."

Touching her husband's lips with her fingers: "It's not a grievance. It's your parents who are really wronged. I'm just making up for my mistakes. If you really feel sorry for me, go back to the ward and take good care of your uncle and aunt. They are having a hard time tonight. Don't worry about me, I'll go home and get some blankets, everyone must stay here tonight."

My husband hugged me reluctantly, then let go and said to me: "I really don't know if you are too stupid or too good-hearted."

Seeing my husband's boastful face, I patted him encouragingly: "I'm a fool and I have a foolish blessing. Besides, I have to pay back my favor."

My husband suddenly said to me solemnly: "I will pay it back, and I will pay it back in my lifetime."

I would ask him to pay it back, just to adjust the atmosphere, but I didn't expect him to take it seriously. Like all the promises he made to me in the past, it was never gorgeous but always so simple and moving.

I nodded silently, resting my head on his chest: "I know."