Chapter 4

When I opened my eyes again, I smelled the pungent odor of disinfectant. It was a hospital.

Accompanied by nurses' screams of "She's alive! She's actually alive!", a bunch of doctors in white coats rushed into the ward.

"It's a medical miracle! Her heart stopped for five minutes, and she's still alive!"

"Quick, hook her up to the machines! I need to write an eight-thousand-word report on this."

"Dr. Li, please calm down, take it easy."

Following a young doctor's words, an elderly man with graying hair excitedly stared at the machines, fiddling with them. He announced: everything was normal.

Then, he himself fainted.

Later I learned that Dr. Lee, in his sixties, had worked tirelessly for sixteen hours without sleep to save me.

Life is so precious in the eyes of these medical staff, yet I had taken it lightly. I regretted it, I felt ashamed.

However, more than that was anger. If anger could turn into flames, it would surely burn the entire Sullivan Group to ashes.