Chapter 2225
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The morning sun shone into the ward through the window.
Gu Weiwei frowned because of the unbearable headache. Her eyelashes were trembling, but her eyelids seemed to weigh a thousand pounds. She vaguely heard a familiar voice calling out to her.
She listened carefully and found that it was Fu Hancheng's voice.
She struggled to lift her eyelids and saw the man sitting by the bed with a worried face. She reflexively reached out to touch her head.
Fu Hancheng reached out to stop her and said gently, "Don't move.
Don't move. You have a wound on your head. "
Gu Weiwei frowned in pain and her voice was weak.
"What happened to me?"
She only remembered that he had come to the hospital to pick her up, but before she could reach him, she blacked out.
Fu Hancheng held her hand tightly and kissed the back of her hand.
"You were shot in the head and have just had an operation. You can't move around. You have to stay in bed and rest."
"I was … shot?" Gu Weiwei was shocked.
So when she blacked out, it was not because of anything else, but because she had been shot in the head.
Fu Hancheng saw that she had been frowning and seemed to be in pain.
"Does it hurt a lot?"
"A little." Gu Weiwei pursed her lips.
Fu Hancheng pursed his lips and turned to Fu Shiyi.
"Where is He Chi? How long will it take for him to arrive?"
As they were talking, He Chi had already entered the door.
"He is coming, he is coming."
He Chi said as he walked to the bedside and gestured with one finger.
"How many fingers is this?"
Gu Weiwei rolled her eyes at him. "One, do you think I am stupid?"
"No, no." He Chi smiled and said, "Sister-in-law, follow me. When you eat grapes, you don't spit out the grape skin. When you don't eat grapes, you spit out the grape skin."
Gu Weiwei glared at him. "I just have a headache. I'm not stupid. I haven't lost my ability to speak."
He Chi nodded thoughtfully. "His train of thought is so clear. There shouldn't be any impact. You don't know. After all, he almost injured his left brain. I'm afraid that there's a problem with Luo Ji's reasoning ability that controls human language."
"You're the one with a problem," Gu Weiwei said weakly.
"Seeing you so energetic, I'm relieved." He Chi breathed a sigh of relief and said, "Stay in bed and rest for this week. Don't sit up, get out of bed, or walk around. That bullet was ingenious. Otherwise, your skull would have been blown off."
It was a miracle among miracles that the bullet had hit the head and managed to save his life without injuring the left and right sides of his brain.
Of course, a large part of this was due to his superb medical skills.
Fu Hancheng glanced at him and reminded him.
"She has a headache. Is there any way to alleviate it?"
He Chi looked at the time and said.
"Okay, I'll ask the nurse to give you a painkiller injection. But she can only give you one injection a day. It's not good to overdose."
Having said that, he asked Fu Shiyi to go out with him.
Fu Shiyi exchanged a look with him. He knew what he meant and went out with him on the spot.
His brother had stayed up all night until his sister-in-law woke up. He must have a lot to say to his sister-in-law now.
If they stayed here any longer, they would be third wheels.
As soon as they left the ward, Fu Shiyi put on a mask.
"Old He, are you sure that my sister-in-law won't have any sequelae?"
"She even has the heart to argue with me. What sequelae can there be?" He Chi said and told the nurse about the medicine she should take today.
Her condition after the operation was better than she had expected.
Now, except for the wound on her head, she was a little weak. She did not look like a person who had been shot at all. If you want to chat with more like-minded people about "Secret Marriage Sweet Pet: The Delicate Wife of a Tycoon", you can follow "Excellent Reading Literature" on WeChat.
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