Forced to Marry Mr. Billionaire
Chapter 360 Yuchen, I’m Fine Now 1

Chapter 360: Chapter 360 Yuchen, I’m Fine Now 1

Subconsciously holding her tight, he was about to lift her up in his arms when his gaze suddenly fell on her knee.

The white pants at her knees were torn, surrounded by a circle of fresh red.

Through the hole, he could see her bloodied and indistinct knee...

The man’s gaze moved to the center of the stream, from there to here was actually just a few steps away.

But for her, carrying him, a grown man, must have been very difficult.

The sharp stones at the bottom of the water must have caused her a great deal of pain...

Tang Yuchen’s brows were tightly furrowed, feeling a mix of tenderness, guilt, and emotion towards her.

This little woman, who could barely walk herself, actually dared to go into the water to save him.

Thankfully the water wasn’t deep, otherwise she would definitely have been in mortal danger.

With his lips tightly pursed, Tang Yuchen didn’t say much, just picked her up, placed her on the wheelchair, and quickly pushed her back.

Now was not the time for idle talk; she needed to go to the hospital!

Rushing to the hospital, Tang Yuchen had the doctors treat An Ruo first, while he didn’t care about his own body.

He was fine now, and if an examination was needed, he would have to let Uncle Liang conduct it alone.

An Ruo’s body didn’t have any major issues, except that her knee was rather severely injured, the skin and flesh had been abraded, and even a bit of bone could be seen.

Her body had gotten cold; the nurse changed her into a hospital gown, started an IV, covered her with a blanket, and she began to feel a little better.

Uncle Tao, who had received a call from Tang Yuchen, had already arrived at the hospital with clean clothes and had asked Aunt Zhou to come along, bringing with her some hot chicken soup.

After changing his clothes, Tang Yuchen walked to the bedside, took the chicken soup that Aunt Zhou had prepared, and personally fed it to her.

An Ruo was not in a hurry to drink, she asked him anxiously, "Did you get checked? What exactly is wrong with your body, why did you faint?"

The man had already thought of an excuse, "The doctor looked at me and said it was nothing, probably because I haven’t rested well recently and the stress is high."

"Oh, then you should go back and rest. It’s enough that Aunt Zhou is here to take care of me."

"Drink the chicken soup first." He didn’t respond to her concern, scooped up a spoonful of the soup, and brought it to her lips.

"I’ll drink, and then you go back, okay?" An Ruo said, not reassured. The man glared at her, and she had to shut up and obediently drink the soup.

After drinking, Tang Yuchen showed no intention of leaving, and she kept urging him to go rest.

He helped her lie down, covered her with the blanket, and said calmly, "I’m fine now, and besides, I’m going for a full-body checkup later. I won’t be going back today; I’ll rest in the hospital room."

An Ruo nodded in understanding, "A full-body check is necessary."

She glanced at the other empty bed, thinking he probably would rest there.

An Ruo was too tired and couldn’t help but close her eyes and fall asleep after lying down.

Tang Yuchen stood by the bed for a while, watching her, then leaned down to kiss her forehead before going to get his checkup.

Liang Weiming did the examination and said there was nothing wrong with his body.

It was just that the medicine he had taken was starting to work, and his fainting was the result of the two different drugs attacking each other in his system.

Based on his blood composition, there was much less residual poison in his body, indicating that the strategy of fighting poison with poison was indeed very effective.

Since his body was fine, Tang Yuchen was much relieved.

But the thought of the peril he had been in left him still shaken.

If it weren’t for An Ruo jumping in to save him, he would certainly have drowned.

It was laughable; after all these years, what danger had he not faced? If he had died in the water simply from fainting, it would have been too absurd.