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Chapter 171 The Sober Chu Yao

I try to remember, but I can't remember anything, I just remember that day at Aya's house, I suddenly passed out.I thought I was dying then, but now—

What's going on?
I obviously feel that I am different from before, where is it?I can't tell.

I tried my best to untie the nasty gauze on my chest. I pulled hard, and every time I pulled it, the pain was piercing.

"Lingling!" My mother rushed in suddenly, grabbed my hand and stopped my behavior. "What are you doing! You just had an operation, and the wound hasn't healed!"

Had surgery?

There was a buzzing in my head.Doesn't it mean that it is impossible for me to have surgery?I can't find a suitable heart for my special blood type, but what's going on now?

"You've had surgery, and you'll be fine soon." She lowered her head, her eyes flickering, and she never dared to look at me.

"Mom." I held her face in my hands, "Who helped me? Why can I have a heart attack?"

She continued to escape my eyes, and at that moment, my hospital room door was pushed open again.

Bright sunlight came in through the window, covering the boy in golden light.

He was wearing a loose hospital gown, with gauze wrapped around his head, and his face was slightly pale.

He was still the same, hopelessly handsome.My heart was pounding. Although according to my mother, I had undergone surgery, I still felt that I was going to die soon.

He walked towards me slowly, every step I took, my heart beat fast, it was very difficult to breathe, I gasped as much as I could.

"Chu Yao." I tried to call his name, did he come to settle accounts with me?Well, this should all come to an end.

He was a little dazed, staring at me with scorching eyes, from top to bottom, from bottom to top, and then stopped at my slightly messy chest, the place wrapped in gauze.

I backed away nervously, crouching in a corner.

"Are you okay?" he asked me, his voice hoarse.

My mother seemed to be very grateful to him, and immediately brought out the fruit and handed it to him: "Eat the fruit."

He glanced at my mother and said casually, "Go out for a while."

(End of this chapter)