The divorce comeback system arrived right after I was born.

As soon as the nurse said, "Go in immediately to sign the emergency consent form," Li Zhiyi's whole body went limp.

Chen Zhi reached out and supported her waist, pressing her down onto the bench next to him.

"Sit down."

Li Zhiyi's fingertips trembled as she tried to stand up.

"I'll go sign..."

Chen Zhi took the medical record photos from her hand, then took several forms from the nurse and quickly scanned them.

Emergency treatment consent form.

Disclosure of risks associated with transferring to another hospital.

Application for transfer to another hospital by regular ambulance.

Costs are to be borne by the customer.

Chen Zhi's finger stopped when he saw the words "ordinary ambulance".

He looked up at the nurse.

Who wrote the transfer plan?

The nurse was taken aback.

"On-duty doctor."

"Who issued the medical order for the regular ambulance?"

The nurse couldn't answer.

Chen Zhi turned another page.

"What's the list of monitoring equipment?"

"this……"

Do you have portable ventilators? And defibrillator/monitor integrated machines?

The nurse was a little confused by the question.

The middle-aged doctor next to me walked over, his tone not very friendly.

"Family members, the patient's condition is critical. Our county hospital has limited resources. If you don't sign the consent form, we will not be responsible for any complications."

The patient's condition is very dangerous, and he just wants to transfer the patient away as soon as possible to shift the responsibility.

Chen Zhi placed the form on the nurses' station table.

"Are there portable ventilators and defibrillator-monitoring systems in the ambulances right now?"

The middle-aged doctor paused for half a second.

"We have basic rescue equipment."

"What I asked was whether there were portable ventilators and defibrillator monitoring devices that could be combined."

The middle-aged doctor's face froze.

Chen Zhi looked at him.

"The elderly man is currently unconscious, his blood pressure has dropped, and his electrocardiogram is abnormal. What if he suffers cardiac arrest en route when you send a regular ambulance on a long-distance trip?"

The corridor suddenly became quiet.

Grandma Li Zhiyi sat on the bench, clutching a stack of payment slips in her hand. She didn't understand the terms, but she did understand "cardiac arrest".

The old man's lips moved slightly.

"You understand..."

Li Zhiyi quickly grasped her grandmother's hand.

"Grandma, it's alright, Chen Zhi is handling it."

Her own voice was trembling.

Chen Zhi had already picked up his phone and dialed Pei Ningxue's number.

The phone was answered after only one ring.

"How is it?"

Chen Zhi got straight to the point.

"The county hospital can't handle the transfers, so I'm bringing the doctors and equipment here."

Pei Ningxue didn't ask any unnecessary questions.

"Patient's condition."

"Sudden coma, CT scan did not show major bleeding, ECG showed problems, blood pressure just dropped, suspected cerebral infarction combined with arrhythmia, the county hospital sent a regular ambulance to transfer to another hospital."

The sound of a door opening came from Pei Ningxue's side.

Give me fifteen minutes.

"I mobilized medical helicopter resources and coordinated the transfer of equipment."

"it is good."

The phone hangs up.

In the corridor of the county hospital, Grandma Li Zhiyi was completely stunned.

She tugged at Li Zhiyi quietly.

"Zhiyi, what did Xiao Chen just say?"

Li Zhiyi's throat tightened.

He said... he wanted to get a doctor.

"A helicopter?"

The old man looked at the end of the corridor, then looked out the window.

"Where would we get helicopters from around here?"

Li Zhiyi didn't know how to respond.

She could only look at Chen Zhi.

Chen Zhizheng was making a phone call with his back to them.

"Yes, I'll send you the location."

"Can the middle school playground be lowered? Okay, notify the local traffic police and school staff on duty."

"Money is not an issue, saving lives is the priority."

The middle-aged doctor stood to the side, his earlier impatience having subsided considerably.

He hesitated before speaking.

"You really contacted the Third Provincial Hospital?"

Chen Zhi ignored him.

The next second, a video invitation notification sounded from the nurses' station computer.

The nurse on duty looked down and was stunned.

"A consultation with the Department of Neurology and Emergency Medicine at the Third Provincial Hospital?"

The middle-aged doctor's expression changed.

The nurse quickly opened it.

A middle-aged male doctor wearing glasses appeared on the screen, with two other doctors looking at documents next to him.

The other party was very direct in their approach.

"Li Jianjun, male, suddenly fell into a coma, right?"

The middle-aged doctor quickly went over.

"Yes, they are our patients."

"Send me the medical records and documents."

The doctor at the Third Provincial Hospital spoke very quickly.

"Who is the attending physician?"

The middle-aged doctor quickly turned around and called for help.

"Director! Director, come quick!"

Less than two minutes later, the head of the emergency department rushed over from the duty room.

My hair is still a bit messy.

At first, he thought it was some family member causing trouble, but when he saw the video window of the director of the Third Provincial Hospital, he immediately came to his senses.

"Director Zhou?"

The director of neurology at the Third Provincial Hospital on the screen didn't exchange pleasantries.

"The biggest risk for the patient right now is not whether or not to transfer to another hospital, but how to transfer them. When a regular ambulance travels long distances, blood pressure fluctuations and arrhythmias can occur en route, and the onboard resuscitation facilities are inadequate, so the risk is very high."

The head of the emergency department nodded quickly.

"clear."

"We will first conduct a pre-thrombolysis assessment to rule out contraindications and stabilize the patient's electrocardiogram. Our expert team has already departed."

The head of the emergency department was stunned.

"Is the expert team setting off?"

"Um."

Director Zhou spoke in a serious tone.

"Don't delay any longer. From now on, all medications and vital signs will be synchronized every five minutes."

Everyone at the county hospital got to work.

The middle-aged doctor who had just been urging for the signatures stood to the side, unsure of where to put the forms in his hand.

Li Zhiyi sat on the bench, and when she heard "arrhythmia," "insufficient resuscitation conditions," and "high risk," she finally couldn't hold on any longer.

She stood up, turned around, and walked towards the end of the corridor.

After taking a few steps, tears started falling.

Afraid that her grandmother would see, she could only turn her back and cover her mouth with her hand.

Chen Zhi did not immediately give chase.

He first signed the necessary consent form for emergency treatment.

The payment window was already closed, so he contacted the hospital's finance department directly to temporarily open an emergency payment channel.

Medication confirmation, remote consultation authorization, and expert group takeover approval.

Sign them one by one.

He stuffed all the payment slips into his pocket before walking over to Li Zhiyi.

Li Zhiyi leaned against the wall, her shoulders trembling slightly.

Chen Zhi handed over a pack of tissues.

"Come back to Grandma after you've finished crying, don't let the old lady see you collapse."

"What if something happens to Grandpa?"

Chen Zhi paused for two seconds.

"Everything will be alright."

Li Zhiyi finally couldn't hold back and took a step forward to hug him.

Chen Zhi looked down at her.

"If anything happens in the future, contact me immediately."

"Um."

It was past 3 a.m.

A low rumble suddenly came from outside the county hospital.

At first, no one realized it.

Until all the nurses at the nurses' station ran to the window.

What was that sound?

"airplane?"

"Really?"

The patients' family members also crowded towards the windows in the corridor.

In the distance, towards the middle school playground, several car headlights were on.

A medical helicopter is slowly landing.

Two vans were already parked by the playground, and several people in first aid suits got off the plane with equipment boxes.

The head of the county hospital's emergency department stood by the window, stunned for a few seconds.

"They're really here?"

The middle-aged doctor also saw it, and looked embarrassed, remaining silent for a long time.

Chen Zhi stood next to the nurses' station and answered the phone.

"Yes, I'm in the emergency room."

"Get to the door, and I'll have someone meet you."

He turned to look at the head of the emergency department.

"Please have two people go to the entrance to guide the way and clear the passage to the emergency room."

The head of the emergency department nodded immediately.

"Okay, I'll arrange it right away."

A few minutes later, the expert team from the Third Provincial Hospital entered the rescue area.

Director Zhou himself also came.

As soon as he entered, he took the patient's information and made arrangements as he walked.

"Portable monitoring connected."

"Check your blood pressure again."

"Make another electrocardiogram."

"Prepare for thrombolysis assessment."

All the doctors at the county hospital cooperated.

The middle-aged doctor who had been standing at the door didn't even dare to interrupt.

The emergency room door closed again.

All that's left outside is waiting.

Grandma clasped her hands together and kept muttering to herself.

"Old man, hang in there!"

Li Zhiyi squatted down beside the bench and held her grandmother's hand.

The old man slowly came to his senses.

She looked at Chen Zhi.

"Little Chen..."

"grandmother."

"How much...how much does this cost?"

The old man's tears fell again.

"Helicopters, experts, equipment... our family can't afford that."

Chen Zhi squatted down in front of her.

"Grandma, this is what I should do."

The old man shook his head.

"There's no obligation to do this, you and Zhiyi haven't even..."

She glanced at Li Zhiyi again halfway through her sentence.

Li Zhiyi lowered her head and did not reply.

Chen Zhi did not dodge.

"Once I bring Zhiyi back, I'll take care of things."

Grandma reached out to grab his hand, and it took her two tries to finally get it.

"Xiao Chen, you are a good boy."

Chen Zhi stood up, asked the nurse for hot water, and then asked the driver to go outside to buy porridge.

Half an hour later, the driver returned with several bowls of hot porridge.

Chen Zhi handed one of the bowls to Li Zhiyi.

"Have a drink."

Li Zhiyi shook her head.

"I can't eat."

Chen Zhi stuck the spoon into the bowl, bringing out his trump card.

"My mom said if you don't eat, she'll scold me first when she gets here."

Li Zhiyi was stunned for a moment.

"Auntie is here too?"

"Dawn has broken."

Li Zhiyi took the porridge, her hands still trembling.

She sipped it slowly.

Halfway through my drink, tears fell into the bowl.

She quickly raised her hand to wipe it.

"Chen Zhi, am I really useless?"

Chen Zhi sat next to her.

"You're already very capable."

As dawn approached.

The emergency room door opened.

Director Zhou took off his mask and came out.

Li Zhiyi and her grandmother stood up almost at the same time.

Grandma's legs went weak and she almost fell.

Chen Zhi reached out and helped the old man up.

Director Zhou looked at the group of people.

"He is out of immediate danger."

Upon hearing this, Li Zhiyi abruptly covered her mouth with her hand.

Grandma burst into tears.

"Thank you, doctor, thank you, doctor..."

Director Zhou waved his hand.

"We can't completely relax yet. He needs to be transferred to the ICU for further observation. The treatment window for cerebral infarction is still open, and the heart rhythm problem also needs further treatment."

Chen Zhi asked even more detailed questions.

"Is the most dangerous phase over?"

"The blood pressure has stabilized and the heart rate has returned to normal. The elderly man is lucky."

Director Zhou looked at the head of the county hospital's emergency department.

"Luckily, we didn't get into a regular ambulance and just drove off."

The head of the emergency department's expression changed.

Director Zhou continued.

"If you experience that kind of drop in blood pressure and heart rhythm disorder on the way, it will be difficult to make it to the provincial capital."

In the emergency room, a nurse pushed a hospital bed out, preparing to transfer it to the temporary observation area.

The old man was wearing an oxygen mask and was still very weak.

As he passed by Li Zhiyi, he opened his eyes slightly.

"Know...meaning..."

Li Zhiyi rushed to the bedside.

"Grandpa, I'm here, I'm back."

The old man's fingers twitched.

Li Zhiyi quickly grasped it.

The old man turned his head with difficulty again and looked at Chen Zhi beside him.

It was as if she recognized him.

Chen Zhi walked over and bent down to get closer.

"Grandpa, don't worry."

"I brought Zhiyi back."

A tear slid down the corner of the old man's eye.

The nurse reminded her.

"Let the patient go to the observation area first; family members shouldn't delay."

Li Zhiyi quickly let go, took a few steps, and was stopped outside by the nurse again.

It was a little after seven in the morning.

Zhang Guifang and Chen Jun rushed to the county hospital.

As soon as Zhang Guifang got out of the car, she rushed into the emergency room without even taking her luggage.

Seeing Li Zhiyi sitting on the bench with red and swollen eyes and looking much thinner, she felt extremely distressed.

"I understand!"

As soon as Li Zhiyi stood up, Zhang Guifang hugged her.

"Aunt……"

"Silly child."

Zhang Guifang patted her on the back.

"From now on, call Auntie first if something like this happens, understand?"

Li Zhiyi's emotions, which she had been holding back all night, finally broke down again.

"Auntie, I'm scared..."

"What's there to be afraid of?"

Zhang Guifang's eyes also reddened.

"You still have your aunt and uncle. If Chen Zhi can't be relied on, I'll beat him up."

Chen Zhi stood to the side, not daring to utter a sound.

Zhang Guifang let go of Li Zhiyi and then went to comfort her grandmother.

The old man felt even more embarrassed when he heard that Chen Zhi's parents had also come.

She pulled a crumpled little notebook out of her cloth bag.

"Guifang, we will definitely pay you back."

She then looked at Chen Zhi.

"Xiao Chen, get me a piece of paper. I'll write an IOU first. We don't have much money, but we'll pay it back slowly once Zhiyi starts working."

Zhang Guifang grabbed her hand.

"Auntie, what are you doing?"

"So much money..."

Why would a family write an IOU?

Zhang Guifang's tone was direct.

"Saving the old man is the most important thing right now. I'll get really angry if you bring up the money again."

Chen Jun also spoke up.

"I'll handle the transfer procedures. Chen Zhi, you arrange a car and a caregiver."

"It's already been arranged."

Chen Zhi took out his phone.

"The ICU beds at the Third Provincial Hospital are ready. The expert team will go back with us. I will prepay the fees."

Grandma wanted to say something, but Zhang Guifang pressed her back into the chair.

"Auntie, please do one thing right now."

"Take a break."

"Don't let Zhiyi worry about you anymore."

Grandma finally nodded, wiping away her tears and no longer mentioning the IOU.

Just then, a nurse from the observation area rushed out.

"Li Jianjun's family members."

Several people stood up at the same time.

"The old man woke up for a while."

"Two people can go in and take a look now."