1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 1709 Rescue
After the exams, everyone was packing up to go home.

Chu Xue had just come out of her school dormitory that day, preparing to see Zhang Yanyan off, when she heard someone crying heartbreakingly downstairs.

The two exchanged a glance and hurried downstairs.

They saw a female classmate holding a child and crying loudly. The two of them went closer and asked the person in front of them, "What happened?"

The person in front didn't even turn their head back, staring straight ahead: "The child choked on the candy and can't breathe."

Upon hearing this, Chu Xue no longer cared about Zhang Yanyan's things; the child didn't look much older than Fu Bao and the others.

At this moment, someone shouted, "What are you dawdling for? Hurry up and take him to the infirmary!"

But the mother's body was so weak that she couldn't even stand up. Holding her limp child, she could only cry, as if she were terrified.

Chu Xue thought to herself, a mother should be strong and unyielding, what's the use of crying at a time like this?

She shouted, "Everyone, make way!"

The crowd, assuming it was leaders, made way for them.

Chu Xue squeezed in without any trouble: "Come on, let me check on the child."

She doesn't know anything about medicine, but she learned first aid in her previous life and had used the Heimlich maneuver to save people before.

When the female classmate heard Chu Xue's words, she immediately saw them as a form of salvation: "Please save him, I beg you, otherwise I won't be able to explain to his mother."

Chu Xue shouted, "Don't get agitated. I can only try. Let go of the child first."

As she took the child, she quickly felt for the child's carotid artery and saw that it was still beating, which instantly gave her confidence.

They immediately began the Heimlich maneuver, and after a dozen or so repetitions, the candy in the child's throat was finally expelled.

A collective gasp rippled through the crowd.

Seeing that the child was still unresponsive, Chu Xue immediately put him down and began CPR. Time ticked by, and despite the cold weather, Chu Xue's forehead was covered in sweat.

It wasn't sweat from strenuous activity, but from being in a rush.

She was terrified that if she hesitated even a second longer, she might not be able to save this little life.

At this moment, everyone watching in the corridor held their breath, afraid that they might interfere with the treatment.

Finally, just as she was about to exhaust herself, the child responded, and the corridor was filled with cheers.

The child burst into tears after a while.

Chu Xue was panting heavily at this moment. If Zhang Yan hadn't gone over to support her, she probably would have collapsed to the ground.

The girl picked up the child and knelt down before Chuxue, saying, "Thank you so much, thank you so much. If anything had happened to this child, I would have been guilty beyond measure."

After saying that, she burst into tears.

Chu Xue then learned from the other classmates that the child was not this classmate's child, but that she had been asked by her classmate to take care of the child temporarily.

I never imagined that a well-intentioned act of feeding someone a piece of candy would almost lead to disaster.

Chu Xue quickly helped the female classmate up: "Don't do this, don't scare the child. It's good that the child is alright. We still have to catch our train, so we'll go first."

The female classmate tried to stop Chu Xue to ask her name, but Chu Xue and Zhang Yanyan had already squeezed out of the crowd.

Someone recognized her: "Those two female classmates are from the law department, but I don't know their names."

Behind me came the sound of praise. After all, it was a matter of life and death, and this time I didn't hear any discordant voices.

Zhang Yanyan looked at Chuxue with admiration: "Chuxue, you are really amazing. That child was almost dead, but you brought him back to life."

(End of this chapter)