Crossing 1992: Contracting a barren mountain and becoming a huge demolition household

The situation was urgent, and the fastest way was to fly there. The only person Ye Ke could think of who had the ability to do so was Lin Shuwan's father.

"We have news about Professor Chen's kidney source, but it's in Beijing. They have to rush there immediately because time waits for no one," Ye Ke explained quickly.

Lin Shuwan understood as soon as she heard it. Ye Ke had told her before that Professor Li’s wife, who sold the house to her, had kidney disease and was waiting for a replacement kidney.

She immediately picked up the phone and called her father.

While Ye Ke was waiting for news, he was thinking of a solution quickly in his mind.

First, make sure you can buy a plane ticket. If you can't buy a plane ticket, everything is out of the question. After all, it takes thirty or forty hours to get from Ancheng to Beijing by train. If you rush like that, the opportunity will be gone by then.

If you buy a plane ticket, the airport is in Xicheng District, which is quite close to their school. It only takes more than half an hour to drive there. I just don’t know if Professor Li is in school now.

The problem is Professor Chen's side. Professor Li originally moved her to Dongcheng District in order to be closer to the hospital and kidney sources.

It takes at least an hour and a half to get to the airport from there, which is too long...

"Ye Ke! Ye Ke!" Lin Shuwan shook Ye Ke's shoulder. Ye Ke came back to his senses and looked at her. "What's wrong?"

Lin Shuwan said excitedly, "It's booked. There's a flight to Beijing in two hours. My dad has already contacted the airport and they said one of the passengers is a patient."

"Okay, that's easy. I'll go back and find someone to send Professor Chen to the airport." Ye Ke threw down a sentence and ran away without looking back.

There were only two hours left, and it was definitely too late for Ye Ke to rush over to pick up Professor Chen, so he could only ask someone in Dongcheng District for help.

Ye Ke's only connection in Dongcheng District is his cousin Ye Anping...

Ye Ke immediately called back. Fortunately, Ye Anping, who was usually extremely busy, happened to answer the call at that time.

"Brother, I've booked two tickets to Beijing, but time is tight. They'll be leaving in two hours. Could you please go to the old alley next to your community and notify Professor Chen? I can also help you get a taxi and have the driver take you directly to the airport."

Ye Ke casually gave a detailed address. After listening to it, Ye Anping thought for a moment and said, "Taking a taxi is too slow, and there are uncertainties in the middle. Your sister-in-law happens to be here today, I'll ask her to help take Professor Chen."

Ye Ke replied gratefully: "Thank you, brother, thank you, sister-in-law."

This matter has nothing to do with them, and they are all busy for their own benefit.

Instead, I, the person who said I wanted to help Professor Chen, was just leisurely making phone calls in the middle, and everything else depended on others.

Professor Chen's been dealt with, and now the only one left is Professor Li. Life before mobile internet was so inconvenient. Professor Li didn't have a cell phone, so if he was away from a phone, he couldn't be contacted.

Ye Ke ran to the school, hoping that Professor Li would be there!

If Professor Li had rushed home after class, he would have missed it. If he couldn't find anyone, Ye Ke would have to accompany Professor Chen to Beijing.

Ye Ke has always known that University C is very big, especially in the fields she has not yet set foot in.

Ye Ke pedaled his bicycle hard and ran towards the teachers' building of the Agricultural College.

After she arrived, she left her car there and followed the signs at the gate to find Professor Li's office.

As expected, there was no one inside. Well, if someone could answer the phone, Professor Li would have been notified by now.

Ye Ke heard some noise next door and hurried over. Inside sat an elderly man with gray hair. Ye Ke approached and asked, "Excuse me, do you know where Professor Li Yongde is right now? I need to see him urgently."

"Oh, Xiao Li! He has a practical class today and is in the fields. Calculating the time, he should be back soon."

"In the fields?" Ye Ke was confused. Their school even had fields? She didn't even know about them, so where could she find them?

Ye Ke and the others were anxious, but they didn't dare to go out to look for him, for fear that there were too many routes and they would miss Professor Li.

Fortunately, Professor Li seemed to have heard her call. Ye Ke watched the clock ticking by, and after waiting for another eight minutes, Professor Li came back.

Ye Ke stepped forward and asked, "Professor Li, do you have all your ID documents with you?"

Professor Li nodded blankly.

"Okay, that's good." Ye Ke put the books and farm tools in Professor Li's hand on the table, and dragged Professor Li out without caring about anything.

As she ran, she said, "A kidney suddenly became available in Beijing today. The hospital has already notified several patients. It's first come, first served."

Professor Li was so anxious that he ran in front of Ye Ke and pulled Ye Ke out. "I..."

Ye Ke then said, "Don't worry, I've already asked someone to help book two tickets to Beijing. My sister-in-law is going to pick up Professor Chen and will take her directly to the airport. You can just go to the airport now."

Professor Li was so moved that he couldn't express it in words. However, he still couldn't bear to stop and just kept running forward.

He could only save his thanks for when he got back. Right now, he was too busy worrying about his wife's illness to take care of anything else.

When they reached the entrance of the teachers' building, Ye Ke tugged at Professor Chen's sleeve, signaling him to stop. Panting, Ye Ke said, "Professor Chen, I came here by bike. Why don't you just ride my bike to the school gate and take a taxi? It's faster that way."

Professor Chen looked in the direction Ye Ke pointed. "Okay, that's the black one, right? Thank you."

"Hmm." No, Ye Ke shook his head violently. Her car was blue. Ye Ke tilted his head to look over, "Fuck! Where's my car?!"