What is called cause and effect?
A sudden sense of foreboding arose from the depths of Shen Yi’s heart, as if Ye Wanwan would never wake up again!
When this thought surged into his mind, Shen Yi felt dizzy, taking several steps back. Had it not been for the young monk’s support, he might have fallen straight down.
"Benefactor Shen, are you alright?" The young monk asked anxiously as he steadied him.
At this moment, Shen Yi was certain that Ye Wanwan’s unconsciousness was not due to a physical issue!
He gritted his teeth forcefully, trying to calm himself. Once he had regained his footing, Shen Yi went back to the bedside and looked at Master Wangchen lying on the bed, "Master, what should I do?"
What should he do to wake Ye Wanwan up?
Shen Yi’s eyes were red as he swore, "As long as she can wake up, I am willing to do anything!"
"Cough cough cough!" Master Wangchen coughed vigorously, seeming like he was trying to sit up.
The young monk hurried over to support Master Wangchen and brought him some water from aside to drink.
After drinking water, Master Wangchen seemed to feel somewhat better. He sighed heavily and then began to speak slowly with his aged voice, "This old monk is useless, I cannot help Benefactor Shen."
Stumbling away from the side room, Shen Yi returned to the main hall. Looking at the imposing statue of Buddha, he knelt directly before it.
Kneeling before the Buddha, he knocked his head to the ground, "I beg You, let Wanwan wake up. As long as she can wake up, I am willing to pay any price!"
Lin Xu had been taking care of Ye Wanwan in the hospital, while also worrying about Shen Yi’s situation outside.
But by noon, Shen Yi hadn’t returned, and Lin Xu couldn’t help but feel anxious. She took out her phone and called Shen Yi, but the call went to voicemail without answer.
Worried, Lin Xu tried calling two more times with the same result. With no other choice, she called Shen Yun’an.
Shen Yun’an was at home taking care of Zhouzhou. With Ye Wan’s unresponsive state, Zhouzhou had also become very agitated over the past few days, constantly crying for his mother, and now he seemed to be falling sick as well.
Shen Yun’an contacted Assistant Chen, who was unaware of Shen Yi’s departure from the hospital, but promised to contact him as soon as possible.
After a long thought and two unanswered calls, Assistant Chen, who had been to Ling’an Temple several times with Shen Yi, guessed that he might be there.
Unable to reach anyone, Assistant Chen drove to Ling’an Temple by himself and then found Shen Yi there.
"President Shen, Old Chairman is looking for you. They’re very worried about you," said Assistant Chen, standing by and looking at President Shen kneeling before the Buddha, somewhat at a loss.
Shen Yi said in a heavy voice, "Tell them, I’m fine."
"But..." Assistant Chen hesitated, truly unsure of what to say.
Ultimately, Assistant Chen left the main hall to call the Old Chairman.
After hanging up the phone, Assistant Chen turned around and saw the young monk who was smiling at him from not far away.
Putting away his phone, Assistant Chen walked towards the young monk, "I was in such a hurry to find President Shen just now that I didn’t even attend to you."
"It’s alright," the young monk said, shaking his head with a smile still on his face.