Chapter 358
He had already set his sights on a fish that was about two jin in weight and had made preparations to catch it.
He didn’t know if he had been standing too long or if the sun overhead was too fierce.
The man’s eyes suddenly grew dark, and he shook his head. The dizzying feeling intensified.
Suddenly, a sharp pain seized his abdomen. Tang Yuchen thought to himself that it was bad—had the medicine he took in the morning started to react?
He usually took medicine and occasionally felt dizzy, but it had never been this strong; at most, it lasted a few seconds and then it was over.
But this time, it seemed not to be as simple as just a bout of dizziness.
Tang Yuchen steadied himself, trying to wait for the dizziness to pass, but his vision darkened increasingly, and he lost consciousness in an instant.
Then, he fell into the water with a splash, causing high waves.
On the shore, An Ruo’s eyes widened in shock. The next second, she realized Tang Yuchen had fainted!
His body quietly lay in the water, he was going to drown!
Desperate, An Ruo pushed her wheelchair to the edge of the shore, screaming anxiously at him, “Tang Yuchen, Tang Yuchen!”
After several shouts without a response, she panicked and cried for help.
But they were too far from the farm stay; no one could hear her shouts.
Today, hardly anyone had come to visit, and by the time someone noticed them, Tang Yuchen would probably be dead.
An Ruo hesitated for a second, then could not care less, and threw herself into the water.
Her legs couldn’t move, and her body sank to the bottom, but fortunately, she held her breath and didn’t choke on the water.
In the water, she saw Tang Yuchen lying still as if he had stopped breathing.
An Ruo’s heart felt as if it were frying in oil, incredibly tormented.
She grabbed the stones at the bottom, desperately crawling toward him.
It was only a few meters away, but it felt incredibly far, as distant as the ends of the earth.
Quicker, quicker!
In this condition, Tang Yuchen would surely drown in less than a minute underwater.
An Ruo used all her strength to reach his side, then held his head and struggled to lift his upper body above the water.
After much effort, she knelt on the bottom, gritting her teeth to support his upper body.
Looking up, instead of gasping for air, she frantically began slapping his cheeks.
After slapping him a few times and seeing no reaction, An Ruo took a deep breath and forcefully blew air into his mouth.
Although performing mouth-to-mouth resuscitation would have been more effective with him lying flat, the conditions limited her, and she could only try to save him haphazardly.
After a few attempts, Tang Yuchen suddenly coughed several times, and An Ruo’s heart leapt with joy, thrilled that he was still alive!
The man’s eyelids weakly lifted slightly, and through his blurry vision, he saw An Ruo with her eyes red, excitedly smiling at him.
But the next second, he passed out again.
Knowing he was still alive brought An Ruo great joy and much relief.
She looked at the distance to the shore, only a little over two meters; she should be able to pull him across.
Luckily they were in the water; Tang Yuchen wasn’t so heavy, but the resistance of the water was also great.
An Ruo exerted a Herculean effort to drag him to the shore, thankful that the distance between the shore and the water surface was only about ten centimeters, not too high.
She supported Tang Yuchen’s body with her arms and also used her head to forcefully push him.
After a long struggle, she finally pushed him onto the shore.
The man lay on his side in an uncomfortable position, but she no longer had the strength to turn him over.
An Ruo knelt in the creek, her hands on the shore, gasping for breath, exhausted.
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