347: Chapter 347 She Has Never Been So Happy 347: Chapter 347 She Has Never Been So Happy Two hours later, those two Japanese people left as well, but before she left, Ono Yoshiko gave her phone number to Ye Ning and told her to contact her if there was anything she needed, while the Japanese man left even faster than a rabbit.
Ye Ning watched them go with a wry smile…
Actually, he didn’t have to run; whatever she had traded away, she had no intention of taking it back.
Fortunately, two hours later, the door to the ergency room finally opened, and Ye Ning quickly stood up from her chair, “Doctor, how is he?”
“The surgery was very successful, and he should be fine once he wakes up tonight.”
The doctor saw that she was still alone in the hallway so late, and a flicker of pity crossed his eyes.
But Ye Ning didn’t notice this; her every thought was on the man at present, and upon hearing the surgery was successful, she was suddenly overwheld with euphoria and rushed over to the gurney that was being wheeled out, bending over, she stood still, “That’s wonderful, Ou Mucen, you’re finally okay!”
She had never been so overjoyed, at least, not in these five years.
Bowing her head to see the man still unconscious from the anesthesia lying there, his handso face frighteningly pale from too much blood loss.
But his breathing had truly stabilized, and she could no longer control herself.
Clutching his hand, her tears just poured out, splashing down.
It was a total release after narrowly escaping death, for him, and for herself.
Ou Mucen, it’s so good you’re alive!
Having been brought out of the ergency room, Mucen, still unconscious, was wheeled into the only ward of this dical station.
“This is just a small dical station; we’re not qualified to admit patients for overnight stays, so this is where you’ll have to stay tonight.”
“It’s okay, really, thank you so much, Doctor.”
Ye Ning stood sincerely in front of the very young Japanese doctor, her eyes filled with gratitude toward him.
Yes, it was only later that Ono Yoshiko told her that in Japan, small dical stations like theirs didn’t even have the qualifications to perform surgeries; they were not allowed to according to regulations.
It was the doctor, seeing the urgency of the situation and knowing there was no ti to transfer, who risked being disciplined to operate on Ou Mucen.
However, this doctor, faced with her gratitude, just smiled, “Saving lives is the duty of a doctor.
You don’t need to thank .
By the way, there’s no one on duty here overnight; you’ll have to pay extra attention to him.
Do you know how to change IV fluids when the drip finishes?”
“I do!”
“Good, he might have a bit of a fever tonight, but you don’t need to worry; it’s normal.
Just use a towel to cool him down and use a cotton swab to moisten his lips when needed.”
“…”
The doctor was very thorough in his instructions, as if he feared she wouldn’t manage well.
But in fact, from the mont he began speaking, Ye Ning had already silently morized every word; she had an excellent mory and would rember clearly anything she intended to not forget.
After giving his instructions, the doctor left, but before leaving, seeing that she hadn’t eaten, he went to his office and brought back a cup of instant noodles for her.
Ye Ning was, of course, extrely thankful!
She really was hungry; since having that small breakfast in the morning, she hadn’t even had a sip of water.
So, after the doctor left, she imdiately went to the faucet to wash her face and then opened the cup of noodles to look for hot water…
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