Reborn as Tycoon's Wife in the Countryside-Chapter 46 - Will have future blessings (Please subscribe!)

46: 46 Will have future blessings (Please subscribe!)

46: 46 Will have future blessings (Please subscribe!)

On the side, Boss Huang had waited for a while, but Su Xiaofeng still hadn’t arrived, sounding rather impatient, “So, have you decided whether to save him or take the money?”

“Fat lady, Old Su is definitely not going to make it.

If the boss offers compensation, just take it.

Once Xiaofeng arrives, this money will have nothing to do with you.

You’d better think it through,” a man from He Ximei’s hometown village quietly suggested to He Ximei.

“He won’t die,” He Ximei knelt on the ground, tightly holding Old Su’s hand.

“He won’t die.”

“Look at him, he doesn’t look like someone who’s going to live,” the other party shook their head.

“Don’t be too naïve; you have looked after his household for over a decade.

It’s only right that this compensation should go to you.

If the money ends up in the hands of his daughter, you’ll have no part in it.

“Sixth Master, it’s right here.” To facilitate the transport of ore and soil, the mine had built a large road that vehicles could use to ascend the mountain from the base.

Sixth Master directly drove the car to the middle of the mountain, and once he stopped the car, Su Xiaofeng walked over with him.

Seeing that Su Xiaofeng had brought Sixth Master, the colleagues immediately cleared a path and their gaze towards Xiaofeng changed as well.

They had thought that Xiaofeng wasn’t truly intent on saving Old Su, merely stalling for time so he would pass away sooner.

Now it seemed she genuinely wanted to save him.

Indeed, Old Su adored this daughter to the core of his bones.

Even if Xiaofeng lacked all humanity, she couldn’t possibly fail to save her own father.

Sixth Master’s medical skills were superb, and he quickly treated several life-threatening wounds on Old Su.

After finishing, he sighed, “It’s a good thing the bleeding was controlled in time.

Otherwise, even if I had arrived quickly, it would have been too late to save him.

May I ask who did the bandaging?”

The bandaging, though not pretty, had all the crucial points covered, indicating knowledge of some medical basics.

“Xiaofeng did the bandaging,” He Ximei wiped the tears on her face.

“Doctor, how is my husband?”

“He’s temporarily out of danger now,” Sixth Master stood up.

“Alright, carry him back, but remember to be gentle.”

“That’s it?” The manager was somewhat surprised.

The injuries were so severe, yet it seemed they were all set with just stopping the blood, without even a need for the hospital.

Sixth Master found it strange too.

Logically, with such severe injuries, even if death was avoided, half a life would have been lost.

But he had just checked the heartbeat, and all body functions were normal, with no injuries other than bruises.

To put it simply, he just needs to recuperate at home for a while; there’s nothing serious.

“Really, it’s fine?” Hearing Sixth Master’s words, He Ximei was dubious, “He was injured so severely, and he’s really fine now?”

“If you’re not at ease, you can take him to the county hospital to check further,” Sixth Master also understood their feelings.

“Auntie, Sixth Master is a masterful doctor; if he says Dad is fine, then Dad is definitely fine,” Su Xiaofeng sighed in relief upon hearing that Old Su was out of life-threatening danger.

“That’s really good.” The colleagues nearby, hearing that Old Su was fine, also looked somewhat incredulous but soon broke into smiles, “Old Su has escaped a great calamity; surely, he will have boundless good fortune in the future.” freeweɓnovēl.coɱ

“Yes, he will surely have good fortune,”

“Doctor, really, thank you.

If it weren’t for you, what would have become of my husband?” He Ximei couldn’t fully express, if Old Su had died, what life would be like for her and her daughters afterwards.

“No need to thank me,” Sixth Master started packing his medicine box.

“If you are to thank anyone, thank her for doing the bandaging and stopping the blood.

Otherwise, even if I were a reincarnated deity, I could have done nothing.”