My Aloof Lord Ex-Husband Begs for Remarriage
Chapter 89 Saving People

Chapter 89: Chapter 89 Saving People

"Save... save me."

Chu Nanli was just about to leave the alley when she heard a faint cry for help.

Driven by the instincts of her former life as a military doctor, she turned her head to look inside the alley.

The end of this alley connected to other pathways on both the left and right sides; judging by the direction of the sound, it seemed to come from the right.

Chu Nanli stepped into the alley and, upon reaching the corner, saw a boy around seventeen or eighteen years old lying on the ground, eyes closed, in agony while clutching his neck, appearing to be suffocating.

Chu Nanli hurried forward and crouched down to check his condition.

"Can you still speak?" she asked.

The boy shook his head in pain, his throat only capable of producing labored gasps.

Chu Nanli flipped his eyelids and pinched his cheeks to keep his agape mouth steady, making it easier to examine his throat.

As the wind blew, Chu Nanli’s face veil fluttered.

The boy struggled to open his eyes to look at her, but his vision was blurred and shaky due to the pain; he could only make out a young woman with a light-green sleeve, from which a token bearing characters faintly emerged, but nothing else was clear.

However, outside the entrance of the alley, a pair of eyes saw everything clearly, with an indiscernible expression, before turning and leaving.

As Lin Fuying left, her lips curled into a bright, scornful sneer.

Chu Nanli, this wench, only knows some rudimentary medicine and learned it on the fly when taking care of her; and now she even dares to try to save someone else, it’s simply courting death! If she messes up the treatment or even kills the person, I’d like to see how she’ll get out of this!

Chu Nanli furrowed her brows, sensing that the boy’s symptoms resembled a severe allergic reaction, as his throat was swollen, his face was starting to break out in red rashes, and breathing was difficult—all matching signs.

However, from the shape of the swollen tissue in the throat she had just seen, it didn’t fully tally with an allergic reaction.

Suddenly, a light bulb lit up in Chu Nanli’s mind.

Could it be that some kind of poison had been inhaled into his body?

There were many medicines, poisons, and diseases in this world that did not exist in her former world.

She remembered reading in a book two days earlier that there were some toxins when entering the human body, the outer symptoms presented by the poisoned person are almost identical to allergies, not accompanied by frothing at the mouth, vomiting blood, or convulsions.

"Indeed."

After lifting the boy’s trouser leg, Chu Nanli saw two puncture marks.

He had actually been bitten by a snake.

It was lucky that it was she who found him.

Otherwise, it would be difficult to treat the snake venom without finding the snake that bit him, and fortunately, she happened to have the right medicinal remedy in her space.

Chu Nanli, shielding her actions with her sleeves, administered the medicine and also cleaned the snake venom from the wound.

Soon, the boy’s pain began to subside.

After checking his pulse and seeing it steady, Chu Nanli breathed a sigh of relief.

Just then, a series of anxious shouts could be heard.

"Young Master, where are you?"

Chu Nanli glanced at the person collapsed on the ground, wondering whether to wait for his family to find him before leaving,

But just then, the Breeding Box in her space suddenly emitted a "beep."

Chu Nanli’s expression changed slightly.

The Breeding Box was alarming; she needed to replenish the medicine urgently.

The people outside were probably searching for the boy she had just saved; she couldn’t wait any longer.

"There’s someone here!"

Chu Nanli called out a warning and hastily left.

She had barely entered the adjacent alley when she stepped into her space to quickly replenish the medicine.

The fetus in the Breeding Box had grown considerably, with features and a face that promised a handsome child, and Chu Nanli could even vaguely discern the resemblance to Ye Yunting.

Chu Nanli thought resentfully, if Ye Yunting ever met his son in the future, he would have to see whether she was willing to acknowledge the child.

After replenishing the medicine, Chu Nanli heard faint movements outside.

Confirming that those people were indeed looking for the boy she had saved, she also felt relieved.

However, to ensure that her sudden appearance didn’t arouse suspicion, Chu Nanli decided not to face the group again; she would wait for them to leave before stepping out from her space.