My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s Chapter 1074

Chapter 1074: Chapter 1056: Accident Chapter 1074: Chapter 1056: Accident Tang Yuxin took another look around the room behind her.

She had not lived there long, but it seed to have recorded all of the heart-pounding monts of her lifeti.

Despite the dangers, they were fortunate in the end.

Because they were still alive.

She let out a sigh and then followed Gu Ning out.

The house they left behind was now secured with a heavy lock.

Whether she would co back in the future, Tang Yuxin did not know—probably.

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A few years later, this place might beco a new Yun City.

Tang Yuxin sat on a rock and looked up at the sky, waiting for the next helicopter.

They said another one would co, so it definitely would—she believed.

“It’s here, it’s here…”

Soone shouted and everyone below stood up, raising their hands to the approaching helicopter, cheering loudly.

The helicopter descended slowly.

This one was larger than the last, so fitting all these people would be no problem—no one would be left behind this ti, everyone would board.

“Be careful,” Gu Ning said, assisting Tang Yuxin, letting her get on first.

Soone would take care of her up there, and then he would follow.

After Tang Yuxin was seated, Gu Ning helped others, extending his hand down.

Give your hand, be careful.

Liu Juan was pregnant and several people were supporting her.

Fortunately, Tang Yuxin had been taking care of her health these past days, so now she was in excellent condition, and of course, the child in her womb was also very healthy.

She didn’t feel any discomfort, so climbing the ladder, even with her big belly, was surprisingly easy.

“I’m going up first,” a woman ran from not too far away, her hair unkempt and face so grimy it was impossible to tell what she looked like before.

She rushed over, without a second thought, grabbed the ladder, which was not very stable to begin with.

Although it only had a few rungs, her sudden tug caused it to shift.

Liu Juan was almost up, but suddenly lost her footing.

Her hand slipped, and she fell down.

Gu Ning quickly reached out to catch her, but missed.

“Wife…”

Bai Qing couldn’t help but tremble with shock.

Without thinking, he lunged forward and cushioned Liu Juan with his own body.

Even so, she still fell hard, and instantly, her belly began to hurt just like it had the last ti.

In an instant, she curled up in pain, cold sweat dripping from her forehead.

“Doctor Tang, Doctor Tang…”

Bai Qing quickly sat up, holding Liu Juan and cried out for Tang Yuxin’s na hoarsely.

Tang Yuxin imdiately jumped off the helicopter, and everyone inside was stunned.

But the unkempt woman scrambled onto the aircraft, making those inside feel like kicking her off.

What kind of person acts like this?

Are they blind?

Can’t they see soone is still on the ladder?

Even an ordinary person shouldn’t shake it like that.

And shouldn’t we respect the order of first co, first served?

Even if you are the last to board, what about it?

The helicopter isn’t flying away.

We’ve been waiting for days, can’t she wait even a few more minutes?

To push a pregnant woman down—such a big belly, do they have no conscience?

If sothing were to happen, it could be two lives lost.

Could she really go on living peacefully after causing the death of two people?

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Why should she wreck soone else’s life like this, why?

Yet the accusations and verbal abuse from these people ant nothing in Guan Jing’s eyes.

She simply sat in the innermost seat, paying no heed to anyone, caring for no one, feigning deafness and dumbness.

She had always been a selfish woman, ready to abandon even the husband who had shared her bed, let alone complete strangers.

“Dr.

Tang, you must save my wife!”

Bai Qing, a grown man, held Liu Juan in his arms, crying a river of tears and snot, fearing sothing might happen to Liu Juan.

They had made it through the toughest tis, so everything should be alright now, shouldn’t it?

But how could such a thing happen, how?

“Don’t disturb her,” Gu Ning hurriedly grabbed Bai Qing’s shoulder, unable to provide any help at the mont.

If they forced their way over, they were likely to do more harm than good.

Tang Yuxin placed her hand on Liu Juan’s face, patting it.

“Liu Juan, Liu Juan, can you hear speaking?”

Liu Juan seed to be unconscious, her face pallid and covered in sweat, which dripped down from her forehead drop by drop.

Tang Yuxin kept patting Liu Juan’s face.

“Liu Juan, wake up.”

Liu Juan’s eyelids twitched, and then she opened her eyes, biting down on her teeth with a face full of agony, contorting her features with pain.

“Listen to now,” Tang Yuxin knew Liu Juan had awakened.

She positioned Liu Juan properly, then took out her needle kit and swiftly administered an injection.

“Liu Juan, try to maintain your breathing and stay still.

No matter how much it hurts, you have to bear it.

You can’t give birth here; if you do, you will die, and so will the child.”

There were no dications here, and Tang Yuxin knew Liu Juan was already bleeding.

If she were to give birth here, it would inevitably lead to severe postpartum hemorrhage, and her needlework alone couldn’t stop the bleeding.

So absolutely, she cannot give birth here; it’s not the right ti at all.

“Dr.

Tang…” Liu Juan clutched Tang Yuxin’s sleeve tightly.

“I…

promise…

I’ll agree to anything…

save my child…”

She clenched her fists in pain from ti to ti, and the veins on the back of her hands also throbbed, indicating the extent of pain she was enduring.

Tang Yuxin knew how painful it was because when she carried Xiaobai, he too was forced out at over seven months due to a fall.

If Gu Ning hadn’t co to find her, and if their house hadn’t been very close to the hospital, and if she didn’t have so dical skills, she and Xiaobai might not have survived.

That’s why she so desperately wanted to save Liu Juan and the child in her womb.

There was only one chance; they really didn’t have much ti to waste.

The child absolutely could not be born now; if born, the adult might not survive, and the child’s survival was also uncertain.

Now not only was Liu Juan drenched in sweat, but Tang Yuxin was, too.

Her needles were inserted one by one, and removed one by one while the others silently sweated for them in apprehension.

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