Back to the end of the world: I relied on billions of supplies to win over natural disasters

Chapter 131: Coma for six days
Wen Qizhou, who hadn't seen her cry for a long time, was stunned for a moment. Feelings of pity surged into his heart. He placed his palm on the top of her hair and stroked it to the end with extremely gentle movements.

"Hey, don't cry."

He sensed Chi Yue's unease.

Because of this, he became more and more confused.

But thinking that Chi Yue was crying so much, he coaxed her first and then found an opportunity to ask her: "What happened this afternoon?"

"What, what?"

"What happened after I fell into coma?"

Chi Yue's thoughts turned around and she stared at him with tearful eyes: "Do you think you were only unconscious for half a day?"

"Isn't it?"

"No." She sniffed the tip of her nose and told him the situation from beginning to end: "Master Ming woke up three days earlier than you. He checked you after he woke up and couldn't find out what was wrong. He could only I’ll give you glucose to keep you going.”

Hearing Qizhou, he could not hide his surprise.

He did not expect that the impact of the cold wave would be so serious, causing him to remain unconscious for six days.

No wonder.

No wonder Chi Yue's mood fluctuates so much.

"Then you..." He wiped the ends of her eyes, feeling extremely sore in his heart: "How long did it take for you to wake up? How is your health?"

"Fortunately, I woke up that day." Chi Yue's eyes briefly paused on the thin lips, then stood up and walked to the desk.

Pour him a glass of warm water.

"Are you still hurting now?" Mingzhang squatted beside him, placing the index fingers of his hands on his acupuncture points and massaging them.

"Much better than before." Wen Qizhou took a few sips from the water glass to moisten his dry throat: "I'm just a little dizzy."

"Does your stomach hurt?"

"It's not hard."

Clearly and clearly.He pressed Wen Qizhou for about minutes, then felt his pulse, observed his eyeballs and tongue coating: "The physical condition is not bad. Next, just eat small and frequent meals and take more supplements."

Hearing Qizhou's response: "Okay." He saw that Ming Ming was yawning, and then said: "Master Ming, you go to rest first."

"Well, call me if you need anything."

While he lay down to rest, Chi Yue held Wen Qizhou's left hand, tore off the film fixed on the outside of the indwelling needle, pressed the needle with a cotton ball, and quickly pulled out the needle.

In order to prevent subcutaneous bleeding or blood vessel bleeding, she pressed for a full minute before removing the cotton ball to observe his pinhole.

She threw the cotton ball and the indwelling needle into the trash can. Remembering that Qizhou hadn't eaten for too long, she first took out a bowl of vegetable porridge to cushion his stomach, and would take food supplements tomorrow.

"Open your mouth." She scooped up a spoonful of vegetable porridge and watched him eat it without blinking with her almond-shaped eyes red from crying.

Wen Qizhou slowly swallowed a mouthful of porridge, his eyes never moving away from Chi Yue's face. He was stunned to be fed by her and ate most of the bowl of porridge under the frequent intersection of eyes.

"Yueyue, you have lost weight." He stroked Chi Yue's face and frowned slightly: "Have you not eaten well recently?"

"No way? I eat a lot every day."

"Do you think I'll believe it?"

"This is a fact." Chi Yue put away the porridge bowl and nestled in his arms: "I really take good care of myself."

Wen Qizhou still didn't believe it.

He lowered his head slightly and rested his chin on the top of Chi Yue's silky hair: "Didn't we say before that no matter what happens, you should put your own body first? You promised well at the time, but what happened? ?”

"Then can you do it?"

"……can."

"Come on, I don't know you yet?" Chi Yue glared at him: "We are each other, no one can talk about each other."

As if he had been seen through, Wen Qizhou touched the tip of his nose, but there was really no way to refute.

He pondered for a long time, and finally did not say any more unlucky words such as "if next time", lest it accidentally come true.

(End of this chapter)