All she hoped for now was for the doctor to arrive quickly, for Alvin to be okay!
If something happened to him, what was she going to do?
This thought was crazily overwhelming her, leaving her unable to think of anything else, and her tears couldn’t be stopped from flowing.
In the midst of anxious waiting and immense apprehension, she finally heard the siren of the ambulance, feeling for the first time that such a sound was truly comforting.
Soon a group of medical personnel rushed in, everyone moving aside to make way, with Director Liu leading the emergency doctors and nurses.
As soon as the doctor arrived, Nangong Lin quickly stood up, "Doctor, please save him!"
The doctor gestured to her not to worry and immediately began treating Alvin.
Seeing this group of well-trained medical staff stepping forward, Nangong Lin finally felt a sense of relief, but she was still crying like a river.
Guagua, standing by her side, reached out and held her hand in silent comfort because Guagua didn’t know what to say.
Nangong Lin watched the doctors and nurses without blinking, afraid they might miss something.
"Oxygen."
"Measure blood pressure."
"Heartbeat."
"Stretcher."
The doctor’s orderly instructions were quite reassuring.
Soon Alvin was lifted onto a stretcher, fitted with an oxygen mask, and ready to be carried onto the ambulance.
Nangong Lin became a little anxious and quickly asked, "Doctor, how is he?"
"It is impossible to determine accurately at the moment. We need to go back to the hospital for further examination." The doctor replied briefly, quickly signaling to the nurses to carry Alvin out.
"Who is his family?" the doctor asked.
Nangong Lin, John, Guagua, and Zheng Huayu followed the ambulance, which swiftly headed towards the hospital, blaring its siren.
The car was silent, particularly silent, as if no one dared to say a word.
The only sound was the hiss of the oxygen tank and the beeping of Alvin’s heart monitor.
Nangong Lin watched the heart monitor without blinking, fearing that something bad might happen the moment she took her eyes away.
The nurse was giving Alvin an injection and setting up an IV, but she didn’t know what was being administered.
All she saw was the sharp needle slowly piercing Alvin’s skin, the blood flowing back, bright red.
Yet Alvin remained quietly with his eyes closed; if not for his overly pale face, one might think he was just sleeping.
Her eyes stung sharply, and tears rolled out without her even realizing it.
"Alvin..." Nangong Lin tremblingly caressed his face, struggling to choke out, "It’s okay, you’ll be okay."

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