Under the gaze of dozens of children's eyes, the medical staff on site felt the pressure from above to some extent.
"Step back a bit." The female teacher waved her hand, calling the students not to watch here, not to interfere with the medical staff saving lives.
The students could only helplessly retreat, retreating ten meters away as the teacher required. None of them wanted to leave; each heart was hanging, gazing at their classmate lying there motionless.
A few students whispered into each other's ears, "Those two doctors seem about our age."
These kids were referring to Xie Wanying and Yue Wentong, both in their early twenties, not long past their own high school years.
The medical staff carrying emergency supplies arrived beside the patient.
By now, nearly an hour and fifteen minutes had passed since receiving the 120 call, a terrifying amount of time for a patient in need of urgent care, a matter of life and death.
