Don't be your pet: Yuhu

Chapter 44 God, I don't want to die...

Yi Lingxi looked at his side face, her heart skipped a beat.

Unexpectedly, Song Yunluo is not only an exorcist, but also a doctor...

Qi Luoer looked at him nervously, not daring to disturb him.

1 minute passed, [-] minutes passed...

Time passed minute by minute, but Grandpa Qi did not improve at all.

His face became paler, almost exuding a sense of decadence.

His hands and feet also became colder.

Qi Luoer was at a loss for what to do, the plane hadn't landed yet, and he couldn't be sent to the hospital.

She was spinning around when something suddenly touched her finger.

A voice came into her ears: "Goddess, I can save your grandpa."

He turned over and wanted to get up, but Yi Lingxi's hands tightened slightly and held him down: "Don't be afraid, it's the turbulent airflow. It's normal."

Hua Baoyue was held in her arms, and there was a faint fragrance in her nose, which was extremely comfortable.

Hey, it's rare for this girl to take the initiative to hug him, and he's not doing the right thing with his good luck.

He arched his head towards her body, squinting his eyes slightly, looking very comfortable.

The vibration of the airflow is getting stronger and stronger.

The passengers also gradually became a little uneasy, whispering and whispering.

The sweet voice of the stewardess sounded a little blunt: "Please don't panic, we just encountered a wave of strong airflow, and we will soon resume smooth operation."

Yi Lingxi looked out the window, the blue sky and white clouds outside the window, and nothing unusual could be seen.

But she obviously felt something was wrong!
She flies around the country all year round.I fly more often than I take cars.

It is not the first time that the airflow turbulence has been encountered, but it has never been so large!
The stewardesses almost staggered a little, although they still had professional smiles on their faces, their faces turned blue.

In the cabin, the passengers could no longer hold back their emotions.

"What's going on? What's going on?"

(End of this chapter)