Presidential Palace Hall.
When Johnston and his two daughters heard a dull noise coming from the bathroom, their expressions suddenly changed, they got up and rushed towards the bathroom.
When a group of doctors saw this, their eyes flashed with shock. They looked at each other and immediately followed after them.
Gu Yin stood blankly, cautiously, not daring to get close to him.
A well-trained servant immediately stepped forward and asked Gu Yin to go back to her room.
There were chaotic footsteps in the hall and the atmosphere was tense.
Gu Yin nodded, turned around and went upstairs.
…
Johnston rushed to the front and pushed open the bathroom door.
Hill was lying on the ground unconscious, with blood on his mouth, which looked scary.
There was a hint of panic in his eyes, but he didn't have time to think about anything. He turned his head and glared at the doctor behind him, and shouted fiercely, "Don't come here yet!"
"yes… "
All the doctors and professional nurses walked over quickly and cautiously.
An An glanced at the blood in the sink and gritted her teeth, "What's going on? Why are you vomiting blood?!"
Noah frowned and said in a deep voice, "I don't know, let's wait until the doctor checks it."
The doctor made a rough inspection and determined that the person could move. He looked at Johnston and said, "Sir, take Madam to the medical room first."
Johnston pursed his thin lips into a thin line, picked up Hill and strode out with a sinister look in his eyes.
Followed by a group of doctors.
Leaving in a grand manner.
Noah walked to the bathroom door, and his arm was suddenly grabbed by An An. She turned her head, "What's wrong?"
As she spoke, she glanced at the crowd heading to the medical room, with obvious worry in her eyes.
An An's expression was gloomy, "Sister, even if my mother got sick before, she has never been in this kind of situation."
Noah lowered his eyes and thought for two seconds, then looked at her, "Do you think there is something wrong with the divine healing?" "Otherwise? In the past five days, my mother has not received any treatment except taking her medicine and acupuncture."
Noah said nothing, as if he was thinking about something and did not make a hasty conclusion.
An An doesn't like her sister's forward-thinking style, but her father says that her sister is calm and restrained, cautious and thoughtful.
And she has an impetuous personality, is impulsive and irritable, and is not suitable for politics.
But now, my mother is vomiting blood and is in a coma!
A look of cruelty appeared in An An's eyes, and she looked at Noah, "People are coming soon. Sister, should you do it or should I do it?"
Noah frowned, thought for a while, and said in a low voice, "Control the person first, and wait for mom's test results to come out."
"I know." An An turned around and strode away.
…
Sente led Gu Mang and Lin Shuang into the presidential palace.
Several people went to the living room, but found that only An An was sitting on the sofa, and no one else was there.
The whole living room was eerily quiet.
Lin Shuang subconsciously felt something was wrong, so she became alert quietly and glanced at Gu Mang.
The girl didn't move at all, still looking careless.
Standing with his hands in his pockets, his backpack hanging on his shoulders, and his legs bent.
An An stared at Gu Mang and sneered, "Come here, arrest these two people!"
In an instant, a large number of armed and black-clad guards rushed out from every corner and surrounded them.
Lin Shuang's eyes changed slightly, she frowned and glanced around, looking at An An, "What do you mean?"
"What do you mean?" The expression on An An's delicate face suddenly became stern, and her eyes were fierce, "This morning, my mother vomited blood and fell into a coma after drinking the medicine. I have long heard that Chinese medicine practitioners are scum in the medical field, but I didn't expect that she would dare to cheat. We’re here at the Presidential Palace, how many lives do you have?!”
Hearing this, Lin Shuang pursed her lips and looked at Gu Mang questioningly.
No matter what the situation is, things have gotten better last time I came here.
(End of chapter)