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This was a very quiet road with very few people using it. This explains why no one saw the criminals had left for over ten minutes.
They were unable to communicate with the outside world at this time because there was no smartphone or pager available. They were left to sit by the road, at the mercy of death, with severe injuries.
Finally, someone stopped by at this very moment. She gave the two hope even though the girl was only a little child.
How lovely!
They were spared!
At last, they were spared!
"Uncles, what happened to you two?" Mingyue Hurried over.
"Little girl, it's not safe here! Quickly go and call for help!" interrupted the slightly older man.
Even though the criminals may have left, they could come back at any time.
Even so, Mingyue Maintained his composure in the face of growing danger. Taking both men's wrists in her hands, she said calmly, "Uncles, your wounds are severe. If I run back now to call for help, it may be too late for you."
The middle-aged man was shocked to hear this and said, "Yo-young comrade, do-do you possess medical skills?"
That a young girl would possess such knowledge was unthinkable!
They were meant to live forever!
"Uncle, please preserve your strength by remaining silent," Mingyue said with a nod.
She worked in the catering business in a past life, where having medical knowledge was essential.
One of the two men had sustained more severe injuries than the other.
Mingyue decided to tend to the more seriously hurt people first.
Stopping the bleeding and suturing the wound were the most crucial steps in treating knife wounds.
Mingyue had arrived prepared, carrying with her some herbal analgesics and hemostasis medication from her home.
All she could do, given the circumstances, was use the sewing needles.
"I am going to stitch your wound now; it might hurt a bit, so bear with it," she said, pulling out a sewing needle.
"All right," the man nodded in response.
Mingyue tended to the man's wounds with a level of composure that belied any outward expression—as if she were just stitching clothes.
Mingyue Bandaged the wound and then rubbed on the herbal remedy for hemostasis.
The pain caused the man to take a cold breath, but the wound did not continue to bleed.
Mingyue Took care of the middle-aged man after treating this man.
After ten minutes or so, Mingyue said, wiping the perspiration from her brow, "Uncles, your lives are no longer in danger."
Their physical state significantly improved following treatment.
"Comrade, you are truly remarkable! Could I trouble you for one more thing?" the middle-aged man said, thanking him.
Mingyue answered, "Go ahead."
The man of middle age then replied, "My surname is Zhou, my name is Zhou Changzheng. I came from the township. Could you help me make a trip to the township?"
The extent of their wounds prevented them from walking at this time.
With a nod, Mingyue said, "No problem."
Pointing to the bicycle by the side of the road, Zhou Gzheng said, "Young comrade, you can ride my bicycle. Just go to the police station. After explaining the situation, they will come back with you."
Mingyue got on the bicycle and pedalled quickly in the direction of the township, saying, "Okay, I will go now!"
Mingyue Made it to the police station without incident. When the officer learned of the situation, his face became pale. He sent an ambulance and police officers over right away, then he and Mingyu Returned to the scene.
"Mr. Zhou, thank God that young lady treated you in time. If it was any later, your life could have been in danger," the doctor said, shaking with fear, following his examination.
"How is Secretary Hu?" inquired Zhou Gzheng.
"You don't need to worry. Secretary Wu is also fine," the doctor comforts the patient.
Zhou Changzheng sighed in relief, "That's good. We have to thank that young comrade. Where is she now?"
"She's outside, I'll call her in," the physician stated.
Someone called Mingyueto the ambulance.
"Young comrade, what's your name?" inquired Zhou Gzheng.
"Uncle Zhou, my name is Ni Yang. I live in Dam Village," Mingyue retorted.
Zhou Gzheng nodded in response to what Mingyue had said. "Young comrade, don't worry. I will definitely ensure justice is served for you and give you your freedom!"
Mingyuebowed to Zhou Gzheng and said, "Thank you!"
**
Mingyue Had a small smile on her face when she got back to theShufen Family.
With a cry of "Yangyang is back," Xiumei emerged.
Mingyue nodded, "Mm-hmm." "Where are the others?" he asked.
Xiumei said, glancing at the yard's gate, "They're not back yet."
As she was speaking, Yilin, who was being crutched by Yongqiang, was assisted into the house by old grannyShufen.
Yilin exuded royal beauty.
GrannyShufen started cursing Xiumei and her daughter, saying, "You stand there like death itself. Don't you have work to do?" when she saw them.
With her characteristic nod, Xiumei said, "Yes, mom. Yangyang and I will get right to it!"
After getting bored with Xiumei, GrannyShufen led Yilin into the living room and shut the door.
GrandmJingfen had to ask, "Jing, what did your cousin say?" once they were inside.
"My cousin agreed, of course. He will be coming over to pick up Yangyang tomorrow," Yilin remarked, laughing.
GrannyShufen was shocked to hear this.
"Tomorrow? So soon?"
Yilin gave a nod.
"Mom, are you not willing to let go of that useless girl?" laughed Yongqiang.
Unwilling?
How is that even possible?
What could possibly be hesitant about a worthless girl?
grandmother Shufen replied, "We are during the busiest farming season at the moment. If that useless girl is gone, who will harvest our paddy?"
Even with her small stature, Mingyue was nimble and competent in agricultural tasks!
Who would harvest their rice if Mingyue Left?
It was the worry of granny Shufen.
Was her final resting place to be down in the field?
"Mom, don't forget, we still have an old work ox in our house," Yongqiang added.
Naturally, this old work ox was Xiumei.
GrannyShufen responded, "How long would it take her to do it all by herself? By then, the rice is probably all eaten by sparrows!"
The sparrows were most drawn to the ripe rice.
After saying that, grandmother Shufen went on, "Jing, could you ask your cousin if we can take that useless girl away later?"
Yilin, grumbling, added, "My cousin has already given a deposit of fifty yuan, so that might not be possible."
Yilin then removed fifty yuan and placed it on the table.
When grannyShufen saw the fifty yuan note, her eyes lit up. "That's settled then! Let your cousin pick her up tomorrow!" she said, hastily pocketing the cash.
Yilin exclaimed, quite pleased with herself, "Okay!"
Yilin questioned her, "Mom, how do we break the news of this to Yangyang?" after she finished speaking.
"Leave that to me! That brat wouldn't dare to make any trouble," grannyShufen replied.
With a nod, Yilin said, "I'll leave it to you."
Yilin felt very proud of herself, having finally gotten rid of the troublesome Ni Yang. "Xianxian, I've taken care of the problem!" She eagerly excused herself and headed to the village department to call Li Xianxian and deliver the good news.
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