Chapter 1861
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There was only one light in the room, and it quietly shone a warm light in the corner. The layout of a normal intensive care unit did not have as many terrifying instruments as the intensive care unit. A few green potted plants on the windowsill added a touch of gentleness to the snowy white room.
Ye Chien did not go directly into the room. Instead, she chose to stand outside and watch quietly. Uncle Chen's sleep had not been very good. If she went in, she would wake him up.
Ye Chien looked away and lowered her head to wipe away her tears. She thanked the responsible guards. "Thank you very much for your hard work during this period. You and your comrades can go back to your room to rest. I'll keep watch here. "
"It's our duty to take care of the old squad leader. You don't have to be so polite." The guard was also very young. He was about 23 or 24 years old. He was a little embarrassed by Ye Chien's politeness. He said shyly, "We have three shifts. Our comrades in the morning shift will arrive on time at seven o 'clock. The two of us can go back to rest then."
"… There's no need to rest. The three of us can keep watch. If there's anything you want to ask, you can ask me. My comrades and I have always been here when the old squad leader was admitted to the hospital. We know more about the old squad leader's condition than the comrades in the morning shift. "
It was her duty to not leave her post at will. It was her fault.
The normal intensive care unit arranged was very humane. It was similar to a bedroom and a living room. The only difference was that the "living room" was smaller, but family members could rest while keeping watch.
There used to be a foldable bed, but it had been moved out and replaced with two round stools made of steel without backs.
Although there were high stools, it was obvious that they were just for decoration. The guards had never sat on them before. The plastic packaging on the stools was in good condition. There were no traces of friction at all.
Ye Chien moved the plastic stools out and began to ask Principal Chen about his condition during his stay. Another guard stood outside the corridor.
"The first day he was transferred from Nan Province was indeed dangerous. All of his organs showed signs of failure. The first thing we did when we received the old squad leader was to send him to the emergency room."
Ye Chien's heart clenched as soon as he heard the beginning of the story. His hands on his knees clenched into fists. His life could be in danger at any time due to organ failure. While she was gone, her family was experiencing life and death.
"The old squad leader's will to live is very tenacious. He survived two big risks. The experts later said that it was a miracle that he survived."
"After surviving the most dangerous week, the old squad leader will be able to speak a few words to us … Previously, when the old squad leader woke up during the day, he would only open his eyes slightly and would not be able to say a single word."
Ye Chien's eyes reddened again, but he did not cry. This was because Uncle Chen had once said, "As a soldier, I would rather bleed than cry." She didn't want Uncle Chen to see her crying when he woke up.
In this life, she could not disappoint those who wished her well.
Although it was said that people lived for themselves, she understood that living for yourself meant being responsible for yourself. However, you still needed to take care of your family and live for those who wished you well.
"The old squad leader survived the most dangerous week. His organs were damaged. There was still a possibility of complications, but the risk was low. To be on the safe side, he stayed in the intensive care unit for another week before the experts confirmed that he could be transferred to normal intensive care. "
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