My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 549: Chapter 541: Cut it off Chapter 549: Chapter 541: Cut it off “Let’s go,” Tang Yuxin took Gu Ning’s hand.

She couldn’t stay here any longer.

Sitting alone with Gu Ning somewhere deserted was better than here, where people wanted to rob them blind and then play the victim.

She had seen shameless people before, but never this level of audacity.

When they arrived at a deserted place, Tang Yuxin pulled Gu Ning to sit down.

They were far away from those people.

Her cotton-padded clothes had been torn by Gu Ning, and she felt like a ghost.

To worsen matters, they hadn’t eaten at all, and it felt like they were losing their internal energy rapidly.

So all she could do was snuggle closer to Gu Ning.

Gu Ning was very warm and seemed to radiate more heat than most people.

She thought about how if it were only her here, she’d either die of fear, freeze to death, or die from loneliness.

Under these circumstances, not only were their bodies and stomachs tortured, but also their spirits.

If they couldn’t stand such pressure, they might scare themselves sick before anyone came to rescue them.

“Oh, yes,” Tang Yuxin suddenly sat up, rubbed her hands, and stood up.

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She ran to the place where she had hidden some supplies.

Fortunately, she hadn’t taken everything out.

Otherwise, they wouldn’t be able to eat anything.

Gu Ning relied heavily on others but didn’t consider her own well-being, which was difficult to understand.

Before long, Tang Yuxin returned, holding a few packs of snacks.

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They were chips–not filling but could temporarily satisfy their hunger.

She stuffed the chips into Gu Ning’s hands.

“Eat up.

We can’t just starve ourselves to death.

Before we get rescued, we need to keep ourselves alive.”

Facing absolute disaster, Tang Yuxin valued their lives highly.

Why else would she have chosen to get out of the car halfway?

However, she never thought she would get entangled with Gu Ning.

All they could do now was wait, for dawn and for someone to come and rescue them.

At times like these, was their communication really poor?

There were dozens of them.

Hadn’t anyone thought that something might go wrong?

Or did their families simply trust them too much, to the point where they wouldn’t worry even if they disappeared for half a month?

Gu Ning reached into the snack bag and took out a chip.

He might be eating the most snacks he’s ever had in his life.

He didn’t understand why kids liked these odd-tasting things, or why Tang Yuxin would buy them for her siblings.

And there were so many of them.

But children will be children.

Adults might not understand or comprehend their world and tastes.

After sharing the several bags of snacks, Tang Yuxin then took out a bottle of water.

They each drank some and endured another night in the pitch-dark place.

It was early morning, but the sky was still not bright.

The air had a strong moist scent.

Tang Yuxin looked at the sky, which was still foggy, making it impossible to tell whether it was cloudy or sunny.

If it were cloudy, it would be a good thing.

If it could rain, it would be even better.

Not only would they have water, but the buried car could also have a glimmer of hope.

And what was hope?

Hope was water.

It was hard to imagine how helpless one might feel if trapped inside, guarding a black space and waiting to starve, thirst or be scared to death.

In another life, she felt far removed from such disasters.

The disaster happened to someone else so she couldn’t fully comprehend it.

In this life, she was startlingly close to the disaster.

She managed to escape, but now she had a few other lives to consider.

She couldn’t just ignore them.

She stood up again and took out another bag of snacks from the cache.

When she left, Gu Ning was already awake.

Neither of them slept well that night.

They were anxious, scared, and terrified of the everlasting darkness.

When Tang Yuxin returned, she was holding a bag of snacks again, shrimp chips that she had bought for her brother.

“This one actually tastes really good.”

For all the snacks Gu Ning had been eating, he never commented until now.

His praise made Tang Yuxin pleased.

At least she had picked something Gu Ning enjoyed.

“Are you finding joy amidst hardship?”

Tang Yuxin put a shrimp chip in her mouth.

She didn’t think they were particularly tasty.

She had never had much for snacks in her life.

When she started earning her own money, the first thing she did was buy a load of snacks and ate them all night.

But she was not a child then, and without Wei Jiani happily munching on snacks, the feeling was just not the same.

In fact, the snacks didn’t taste nice at all.

So she never thought snacks were tasty, which was why she didn’t like eating snacks after her rebirth, unless her brother wanted them.

It turned out the snacks she reluctantly bought were what saved her life, and Gu Ning’s, in the end.

Gu Ning took another shrimp chip from the pack and continued eating.

“I’ll buy you a whole lot when we get back.”

Gu Ning patted Tang Yuxin’s hair smoothly.

Tang Yuxin shook her head, “It’s so annoying when the hair is long.”

“Why?”

Gu Ning didn’t understand.

He wondered where this sudden sentiment came from.

“Why are you suddenly complaining?”

Tang Yuxin grabbed a braid of her hair.

She never thought long hair was good anyway.

She had no plans of becoming a white-collar worker, wearing high heels and flowing long hair.

Flowing hair?

She wasn’t a ghost.

She hadn’t washed her hair for days, and she felt it starting to stink from the top down.

“You have a knife, right?

Cut it off.”

Tang Yuxin was quite outright.

She could hardly stand it anymore.

Gu Ning took out his military knife and put Tang Yuxin’s hair in order.

Her hair grew quickly and had reached her shoulders.

Also owing to its softness, it was now a tangled mess, impossible to comb through.