It’s Colder Today

Shi Yun shook his head: I...I can't.

She couldn't do it. If she could, she would have continued her studies long ago. It was as if the instructor's words of criticism were still in her ears, as well as the scene of her mother's death and the slap her father slapped her in the face.

She still chose to escape, struggling not to let Wei Congying hug her. Pushing his chest away, Shi Yun wanted to leave here, but Wei Zong did not let go. His hand that was scratched by stones and bricks clasped the side of her face, looking at her with firm eyes: Why don't we try again now. I trust you.

At this moment, Shi Yun felt that the dark front suddenly lit up with dawn light from the horizon, as if he was suddenly caught by a pair of hands on the way down.

--I trust you.

Turning his head, Shi Yun saw the child who had been rescued from the ruins before the first wave of aftershocks sitting on the ground. He was alone and couldn't squeeze into the crowd of people asking for help. He was dirty, with dust mixed with blood hanging on his body.

Doctors are kind-hearted and cannot turn a blind eye to the suffering of the soul. Shi Yun took a deep breath and nodded.

He led Shi Yun to the person in charge. The person in charge was anxious and looking at the two people approaching, wondering what they were going to do.

But the girl who seemed to be very frightened said with difficulty: I am a medical student with a medical license.

At this time, there was a shortage of manpower, and the person in charge immediately took Shi Yun to the tent where the patients were rescued.

Wei Zongying's hand clasped her shoulder, and what was transmitted from his palm to Shi Yun's skin was not just heat.

He slowly let go of Shiyun's hand, and she took a step forward, then immediately looked back at him: You said... you will come back safely, don't break your promise, don't lie to me.

The rugged mountains in the distance supported the dark clouds that pressed down on the city, and the gray sky did not let in any light.

Shi Yun quickly threw herself into the rescue effort, and the tension rising from the bottom of her heart made her unable to tell for a moment whether it was due to the shadow in her heart or the fear of the earthquake.

The child, who was dying from pain, looked to be in his early teens.

His leg was deformed from the knee down and required surgery. She had no way to operate on him independently and could only help him temporarily stop the bleeding.

Shi Yun was wearing a mask, and her forehead and back of her hands were covered with sweat. She heard the child complaining about pain and calling for his parents.

But his family members may be lying in a simple medical facility like him, or they may be buried under the rubble.

After Shi Yun stopped the bleeding, he began to clean the wound on his shoulder. There was dust from the ruins on his face, and he looked at Shi Yun who was kneeling next to him and treating his wounds with his eyes open.

With tears in his eyes, he looked at Shiyun and called her sister.

Sister, will I die?

Shi Yun used cotton wool dipped in iodine to clean his wound. She wanted to speak, but her throat hurt so much that her voice was choked and trembling: No, sister will save you.

What about my parents? Is anyone going to save them?

Shi Yun paused his hand and said, Yes, many people went to save them.

Shi Yun didn't know how many people she had dealt with, and she was covered in sweat when she got a chance to breathe.

As soon as she turned around, she saw a patient with a broken blood vessel in his thigh, and she hurriedly handed over gauze.

Watching the white color quickly turn red, she could smell blood through the mask.

She pressed the wound, and the next second the ground shook again, and the light bulb above her head swayed greatly.

It's an aftershock.

The shock was strong.

A shed built with a tarp is strong and will cause no harm if it collapses.

Shi Yun still instinctively protected the patient with a ruptured blood vessel. Her heart was pounding, but her face was calm. She could not show any panic at this time, and the aftershocks still lasted for a long time.

Just after the shock disappeared, the feeling under my feet had not yet recovered, and I was still a little drifting. But she still didn't show any other emotions on her face, and she and another doctor dealt with the patient's wounds in an orderly manner.

After stopping the splattering blood, Shi Yun turned around to get the surgical sutures, and suddenly heard the loud sound of a house collapsing in the distance.

The author has something to say:

My mind has slipped.

When I went out last night, I found that I didn't take the keys, and then my thoughts took a turn for the worse. I reached out to pull the door. Instead of pulling the door handle, I put my hand into the crack of the door to stop it from closing, and then my hand was pinched.

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A little bit of nonsense, I saved the manuscript and wrote it in the 10s of May. I have been seeing news about the earthquake one after another in the past few days, and I am very heartbroken. I hope everyone in the earthquake area is safe and survives the storm! ! !

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In addition, it has recently started on the 6th. So only 6k after today. There are still 7k left this afternoon, at two o'clock. The last time it was more than 10,000.

Chapter 52 (revision)

Shi Yun kept reminding himself in his mind not to think blindly or to think about the worst, as this was unlucky.

Self-hypnosis and trying to overcome the fear caused by the psychological shadow of the car accident.

She didn't know how many people she rescued that day, but she came out of the tent when it was dark outside, and the person in charge asked her to rest for a while.

She took the food that the person in charge gave her and looked at the sleeping people taking refuge.

Shi Yun didn't go to rest. When he was about to go out, he saw a man running in in a hurry. The skin on his palms was broken and his body was covered with dust. He said that the People's Liberation Army was coming.

The voice was trembling and joyful.