Reborn into a Farming Family: My 18 Virtuous Wife is a Hero

Su Mu felt a little strange. Carrying his slightly worn aluminum lunchbox, he walked toward the construction site as usual.

After walking only a few steps, she saw a large group of people noisily approaching her. Upon closer inspection, she saw that in the middle of the crowd was Uncle Tiezhu, who was from the same hometown as Su's father. He was carrying a person whose head and face were covered in blood and he was walking towards her anxiously.

Su Mu recognized him at a glance. The man on her back, covered in blood, was none other than her father. She was startled and dropped the lunchbox in her hand. She ran towards Uncle Tiezhu as fast as she could.

Just as Li Tiezhu was getting anxious, he suddenly saw a small figure run up to him like a gust of wind.

"Uncle Tiezhu, what happened to my dad? Why is he bleeding so much?!" Su Mu asked, his face pale and his lips trembling.

Upon seeing that it was Su Mu, Li Tiezhu didn't care about anything else. "Xiao Mu, I'll tell you in a bit. I'll take your dad to the clinic first." He hurriedly left those words and quickened his pace, knowing that this was a matter of life and death and couldn't be delayed.

Su Muren has short legs. Although he has been practicing physical skills occasionally these past few days, he has not made such great progress so quickly. He is only better than his peers in terms of physical strength, but he is no match for the adults who work on construction sites every day. In just a moment, he fell far behind. His dark eyes narrowed, and he gritted his teeth and tried his best to catch up, refusing to admit defeat.

Ten minutes later, when Su Mu arrived at the clinic, it was already packed with people. Luckily, someone spotted her and called out, "Little Mu's here! Let her in quickly!!"

Before Su Mu could express his gratitude, he rushed in as the crowd parted to make way for him. He knocked on the door several times before Li Tiezhu heard him and opened it for him.

Upon entering the room, she was immediately struck by the strong smell of blood. The thought of Su Mingyuan covered in blood made Su Mu fling open the curtain used to cover the medical area and rush toward Su Mingyuan, who was lying unconscious on the bed. The sheets in the clinic were all very clean, and the bright white blankets contrasted sharply with the blood flowing from Su Mingyuan's body, making her choke with emotion.

In a flash of inspiration, he sidestepped the healing spell and managed to block it as it was cast. But as he watched the wound scab over, his face grew paler and paler. He knew that something was wrong inside. He was in so much pain that he couldn't even cry out, and could only keep shedding tears.

Li Tiezhu didn't know what to say and looked distressed. He just patted Su Mu's back gently, one pat at a time.

The doctors and nurses at the clinic felt a pang of pity. The doctor gave the wound a quick treatment and shook his head.

"I don't have all the medicine and medical equipment here. I can only stop the bleeding temporarily. You should take the child's father to a big hospital in the city as soon as possible, or it will be too late."

Upon hearing this, Su Mu, Li Tiezhu, and two other workers hurriedly hitched a ride in an unlicensed car on the way to the city hospital.

Upon arriving at the hospital, doctors and nurses rushed over with a stretcher, carefully transferring the person onto the stretcher and then placing them on a stretcher cart before hurriedly pushing them into the operating room. A female doctor was left there to ask Su Mu and Li Tiezhu to pay the surgery fees, etc.

Fortunately, Su Mu hadn't had time to put his bank card down yet, so he withdrew money from a bank near the hospital to pay the fees before rushing to the emergency room to anxiously wait for news.

While waiting, Li Tiezhu explained the situation in detail. He also told Su Mu to call her mother over quickly, since there was no one in charge here except for a child and an outsider.

Su Mu nodded, but she was thinking about something else. She vaguely remembered some things about her father.