This Doctor Is Too Wealthy

Du Heng’s Heart leaped into his throat; for a brief moment, he felt as if he had lost all control over his body.

After he shouted, the bus barreled straight towards the Van.

As it drew closer, the scene at the front of the bus became clearer.

”What’s wrong, Bro?” Kang Zhirong raised his head from the front of the Van, his vision completely obscured by the vehicle.

”Run! Run fast! Run towards me!” Du Heng’s voice trembled as he shouted.

But as the bus loomed closer, Du Heng’s Heart tightened.

It’s over!

BANG!

THUD!

A dark shadow swept past him, followed by the screeching sound of the bus scraping against the guardrail. Then, another THUD as the bus toppled onto its side.

In the final moment before the bus hit the Van, Du Heng clearly saw the bus driver wrench the steering wheel to the side. However, beside the driver, an older woman in a large sun hat and a dark red gauze dress grabbed the wheel and yanked it back.

But because the driver had pulled the wheel, the bus and the Van only grazed each other, narrowly avoiding a direct impact.

Still, what was the size of the Van compared to the bus?

Even that slight scrape sent the Van veering off course. Kang Zhirong, who had been in front of the Van, was struck by the swerving vehicle and disappeared from view.

”Xiao Kang! Kang Zhirong?”

Du Heng jolted and immediately vaulted over the guardrail, rushing forward. ”Xiao Kang, speak! Kang Zhirong, say something!” he shouted, dropping down in front of the Van.

As he got down, he saw Kang Zhirong beneath the front of the Van. ”Xiao Kang! Xiao Kang, speak! Where are you hurt? Are you uncomfortable?”

Du Heng lay in front of Kang Zhirong but didn’t dare reach out to pull him, terrified that the shifted chassis of the Van was pressing down on him.

”Mmm...” Kang Zhirong heard Du Heng’s shout and looked over, his eyes dazed. After a moment of confusion, he finally realized what had happened.

”Bro, I’m fine.”

”Tell me, where are you uncomfortable? Where does it hurt?” Du Heng pressed himself lower, trying to see if Kang Zhirong was pinned beneath the Van.

Kang Zhirong’s face was a little pale. After regaining his senses, he tried to wriggle out, but the moment he moved, he couldn’t help but cry out in pain.

”What’s wrong? Where does it hurt?” Du Heng shuddered at the sound.

”My Butt hurts, and my hip hurts.”

”Do your legs hurt? Does your body ache anywhere else?”

”No.”

”You’re not pinned?”

”No.”

Du Heng pushed himself up slightly, reached out, and pulled Kang Zhirong out from under the Van. Holding his breath, he checked Kang Zhirong from head to toe. Only after confirming Kang Zhirong was unharmed did Du Heng finally let out a sigh of relief.

Only then did he realize his own Heart was pounding so hard it felt like it would burst from his chest cavity.

”You scared me to death.”

Du Heng slumped to the ground. Just as he was about to relax, he quickly turned his head to look behind him.

By this time, the overturned bus was filled with cries and screams.

****, I was so tense, I almost forgot about this.

He scrambled up again and ran towards the bus.

The sudden Car accident stunned the women playing cards by the roadside. They all stared, transfixed at the scene before them.

Wu Shengnan, however, reacted extremely quickly. The moment she heard the crash, she understood what had happened and thought of Du Heng by the guardrail. ”Husband!” she cried out, scrambling up the slope from below the embankment onto the roadway.

Just as she climbed over the guardrail, she saw Du Heng pulling Kang Zhirong out from under the Van.

Seeing Du Heng was unharmed, Wu Shengnan breathed a sigh of relief and immediately turned to run towards the bus.

By the time Du Heng and Wu Shengnan reached the bus, Li Qin, Feng Su, and the others down the slope finally reacted, starting to clamor and run upwards.

When they climbed the slope and ran along the guardrail to the scene, Du Heng and Wu Shengnan had already climbed onto the bus. Wu Shengnan had even crawled into the bus through a broken window.

Inside the bus, it was a cacophony of wails. The loud crying of the older women was earsplitting.

Wu Shengnan quickly scanned the interior and, seeing Du Heng about to crawl in too, hurriedly said, ”Don’t come down. I’ll pass people out from inside, and you pull them from outside.”

Hearing Wu Shengnan, Du Heng quickly shouted, ”Don’t rush to move them! First, confirm everyone’s injuries. Send out those with only minor scratches and superficial wounds first. If anyone feels seriously unwell, don’t move them at all!”

Upon hearing Du Heng’s instructions, Wu Shengnan began checking the passengers nearest to her.

Only after this Check-up did she realize why she had been hearing only the wails of older women. It turned out that apart from the driver, there wasn’t a single man on this bus.

This was an older women’s tour group!

Wu Shengnan checked one person, and finding them mostly unharmed, wanted to send them out first. However, all the older women who could still move wanted to be the first ones out. For a moment, the bus cabin was chaotic, and Wu Shengnan couldn’t do a thing.

Fortunately, at this time, passing vehicles began to stop, and many men got out of their Cars to join the rescue effort.

Seeing more and more people joining the rescue, Du Heng climbed down from the roof of the bus and began to meticulously examine the condition of each person.

Those with scrapes who could still move were told to stand outside the guardrail.

Du Heng focused his attention on those lying on the ground, groaning and unable to get up.

However, after his examination, he discovered that even at a time like this, some of the older women were merely being dramatic, lying on the ground and refusing to move. When asked to move outside the guardrail, they insisted on being carried.