"The nearest one is this one; if we go to a big hospital, it will take at least two hours to drive. I think we should have a look here for now. If it’s no good, we can contact an ambulance from the big hospital while we wait here," said the Japanese driver, seemingly seeing through Ye Ning’s disappointment.
Upon hearing this, Ye Ning had no choice but to agree helplessly.
What else could she do?
Here, she was unfamiliar with everything, without a vehicle, and this Japanese man’s method was the best option available.
She nodded in agreement to his suggestion, and as soon as the truck arrived at the clinic, they all quickly got out and carried the still unconscious Ou Mucen inside.
"Doctor, doctor, come quickly. Someone’s fainted!" As soon as they entered the clinic, the Japanese man shouted out in Japanese.
Ye Ning followed behind. Not understanding Japanese, she could only stick close to him, while the Japanese woman in a kimono went to fetch the doctor from the consultation room.
Fortunately, although this Japanese village clinic was small, their medical standards and equipment were much better than what she was used to back home.
The doctor was called out and, seeing the blood flowing from Ou Mucen’s mouth as he lay on the stretcher, looked at his eyelids and immediately said, "Internal bleeding!"
Ye Ning didn’t understand, so she immediately looked at the Japanese man for an explanation.
The Japanese man hastily explained, "The doctor says it’s internal bleeding that caused the unconsciousness."
Ye Ning’s face went pale in an instant!
Internal bleeding, how could that be?
But soon, she remembered waking up in the car and seeing the dashboard crushed against his legs, preventing him from moving, and it all made sense.
Yes, the dashboard had been pressing on his legs, but the steering wheel had been pushing against his chest.
So, it was quite normal for him to have internal bleeding.
But what to do about internal bleeding?
Ye Ning began to panic again, wanting to ask the doctor for more details, but the doctor, after a brief examination, immediately wheeled him into the emergency room.
Ye Ning watched and could only wait outside with a pale face.
While waiting, the Japanese man intended to leave, but the Japanese woman, seeing Ye Ning all alone, couldn’t bear to go and decided to stay with her.
"Don’t worry, your husband will be fine. The doctors here are very good!" As the Japanese man left, the Japanese woman began to gesture in an attempt to communicate with Ye Ning, aiming to ease her nervousness.
Ye Ning was a smart person. Although she didn’t understand the woman’s meaning exactly, she got the gist of it and nodded, stopped pacing around anxiously, and sat down in a chair.
She didn’t have to wait long before the doctor came out of the emergency room.
Seeing him, Ye Ning stood up immediately and hurried towards him, "Doctor, how is the patient?"
She spoke in English!
The doctor looked at her surprisingly for a moment and then replied in English, "It’s a ruptured spleen, with a large amount of blood in the abdominal cavity."
Ye Ning was shocked at the unfamiliar term!
How could he have a ruptured spleen? Could the steering wheel have caused such severe