Under such pressure, Chen Jingyu finally couldn’t hold out and began to speak, her lips trembling: “I… I didn’t mean to harm her. I didn’t do it on purpose. After I was hit by a car, the driver ran away. It was in a small alley with no one around. After Xiao Nan called 120, we waited at the scene. Then an auntie came, asking how I was and if I needed help. She said she was a hospital nurse and could check my leg first…”
Chen Jingyu saw the auntie looked kind and not like a bad person. The ambulance was taking a long time, and her leg hurt terribly, so she nodded in agreement. The auntie helped her sit down, and Xiao Nan assisted.
But when the auntie’s hand touched Chen Jingyu’s arm, she suddenly had a very subtle feeling. Just as Chen Jingyu was in a daze, a sharp pain suddenly came from her wrist, instantly clearing her mind.
She looked down and found an unknown feather had been stuck to her wrist, with several numbers written on it, looking like a product tag. She hesitated, and when the woman lowered her head to look at her leg, Chen Jingyu unexpectedly pushed her to the ground, tore off the tag, and pulled Xiao Nan, saying, “Run! Help me quickly!”
Xiao Nan didn’t understand what was happening.
Seeing her companion’s terrified expression, she instinctively became scared and hurriedly supported Chen Jingyu as they stumbled and ran out of the alley.
The alley was not long, but Chen Jingyu’s legs were already inconvenient. The two young girls couldn’t run fast, and what was worse was that Chen Jingyu discovered the feather had stuck to her body from here to there, and no matter how she tried, she couldn’t shake it off!
In her panic, she casually flung the feather towards Xiao Nan, and it instantly stuck to Xiao Nan’s body!
Xiao Nan’s running steps suddenly stopped. She blankly let go of Chen Jingyu’s arm and walked in a daze towards the woman chasing them.
Without Xiao Nan’s support, Chen Jingyu fell to the ground, her leg bones in excruciating pain. The alley’s exit was just ahead, and she could even faintly hear the ambulance siren.
That was her lifeline!
