"In recent days, our country has experienced several landslides, resulting in heavy casualties. Armed police and medical personnel have rushed to the scene, but there are many injured and not enough medical staff. We urgently need kind-hearted people from all walks of life to come to the scene and help our fellow citizens..." On TV, the female reporter was at the scene of the flood.
Behind her, countless people were covered in blood, their condition unknown, either dead or alive.
After catching a glimpse, Luo Mengmeng suddenly found herself unable to eat, sympathy flashing through her clear black and white eyes as she sighed, "There have been too many natural disasters these days. It’s hard to imagine how many people have lost their lives and homes."
Perhaps because she was studying medicine, Mengmeng felt extra sympathetic toward these injured individuals, wishing she could immediately step through the TV to offer them some help.
"Don’t think too much, just eat," Gu Zhihan said, not wanting the girl to dwell on the heartache any longer, and he turned off the television.
Mengmeng had just arrived in the classroom when she heard an announcement about the landslide over the school’s loudspeaker—
"Good morning, students and teachers. Due to the recent landslide incidents in several areas of our country, many compatriots have been injured. Therefore, Capital University is organizing a donation ceremony. Additionally, students from the School of Medicine and Nursing will join the convoy tomorrow to rush to the scene and participate in the volunteer aid activities for a week. Please make sure to pack your bags."
"We are still students, not real doctors. Why do they need us to go?" some students couldn’t help but ask gloomily.
"It’s because there is a shortage of medical personnel there," Luo Mengmeng explained what she had seen on the news.
Upon hearing this, everyone understood.
After class, Mengmeng went home and began packing her things.
"Are you planning to run away from home?" Gu Zhihan asked as he returned from the office and saw the young girl folding clothes.
"Run away, my foot!" Mengmeng retorted while continuing to fold clothes, then looking up to give him a glance. Knowing he hadn’t gone to school today, she informed him, "The school notified us that students from the Nursing and Medical school need to go to the landslide scene to help."
"Which place specifically?" Gu Zhihan asked again.
"K city," Mengmeng replied.
Gu Zhihan nodded, "That’s not too far."
"I will miss you," Gu Zhihan said as he discarded his suit jacket, hugged the soft and fragrant girl from behind, resting his chin on her forehead.
Mengmeng’s heart melted, she stopped folding clothes, hugged him back, and with her rosy lips murmured, "Me too."
That night, knowing she had to leave for medical support the next day, he made love to her gently just once before stopping.
The night quickly passed.
Mengmeng woke up very early.
When she woke up, Gu Zhihan was still sleeping, his eyes closed.
Mengmeng’s gaze slowly moved over the man’s handsome face. Though reluctant to leave him, thinking of the countless injured waiting for aid, Mengmeng stifled her reluctance, kissed his cheek gently, then quietly dressed, as if afraid to wake him.
Yet despite Mengmeng’s effort to be quiet, the man awoke.
"This early?" Gu Zhihan looked at the young girl.
"Yes," Mengmeng turned back to him and said, "The school informed us that we need to leave by seven, so we have to be there by six-thirty."