Flying Dragon Cloud-Seeking Hand

Medical Center.

The movie screening room.

"Adam?"

Everyone was taken aback when Meredith called out that name.

"He's very good at stopping bleeding."

Dr. Shepherd's eyes lit up when he recalled how Adam had instantly located the bleeding point and successfully stopped the bleeding by following the trajectory of the spurting blood.

"This is a major artery. Bonnie will lose a lot of blood during the process of pulling her off the steel pipe..."

Dr. Burke retorted briefly, but then nodded and said, "But perhaps we can try. Call Duncan. In any case, we need to be quick. Their vital signs are declining, and they won't last much longer."

"I'll go and have the nurse call Duncan."

Dr. Bailey turned and walked toward the door.

"I'll go find him directly."

Meredith, pushing the IV drip, followed them out and hurried towards the emergency room.

Halfway there.

Adam, who was rushing to the screening room after receiving a page, almost bumped into Meredith, who was also rushing there.

"Adam!"

Meredith cried out, "Bonnie needs you!"

"What?"

Adam kept walking. "Meredith, I have an emergency call right now, I don't have time."

"It's that emergency call."

Meredith jogged up to catch up. "Bonnie is the girl who got pierced by the steel pipe. Dr. Burke wanted to give up on her to save Mr. Maynard, but she's so kind, cheerful, and funny. She shouldn't be abandoned. You have to save her."

"I Tried My Best."

Adam nodded, quickened his pace, and started jogging.

You must save her!

Meredith could no longer keep up, but she still hissed at Adam's retreating figure, "Definitely..."

She recalled the scene when Bonnie and Mr. Maynard were taken to the hospital.

"Doctors, have you ever seen anything crazier?"

Bonnie and Mr. Maynard were facing each other, their bodies pressed against each other by a steel pipe piercing through them. Their heads were held in place by medical staff to prevent them from moving and causing further injury. Seeing her looking around, Bonnie asked with a smile.

"Uh, no."

She was a little dizzy and instinctively told the truth.

For this, she was glared at by Dr. Bailey.

"Will you get us off this steel pipe anytime soon?"

Bonnie asked, and when she learned that it would be a while, she laughed and asked, "If that's the case, does anyone have any mints?"

Meredith clearly remembered that when those words were spoken, everyone else was stunned.

Bonnie's face darkened as she looked at Mr. Maynard.

In the United States, couples often chew a mint or similar gum before putting on a show, to freshen their breath and show respect to their partner.

At this moment, with their fate uncertain, Bonnie's request was certainly not to put on a show with Mr. Maynard in public; it could only be...

Emmm.

Mr. Maynard was African American, but for a moment, his face showed a visibly darkening hue.

Fortunately.

Bonnie, being a good girl, immediately added with a smile, "It's for me, not for you."

Mr. Maynard couldn't help but laugh.

Meredith thought Bonnie was a really interesting girl.

How could such an interesting girl be abandoned?

The movie screening room.

"... That's the situation. We have to pull Bonnie out first before we can try to save her."

Dr. Shepherd explained, then looked expectantly at Adam: "Adam, what do you say?"

"It's worth a try."

Adam looked at the X-ray, he automatically visualized Bonnie's internal organs in his mind, magnifying every detail of the area pierced by the steel pipe.

"As long as I pull her out steadily and quickly enough, and then immediately use my hand to replace the steel pipe to prevent organ displacement and arterial hemorrhage, there is still a chance to save her."

"Can you do it?"

Dr. Burke expressed his doubts.

"Can."

Adam simulated the entire process in his mind, and considering the indirect acceleration of Bullet Time and his own speed, the success rate was not small.

"However, I suggest calling Dr. Green. After I stop the bleeding with my hand, I need an experienced Cardiothoracic Surgeon to perform emergency treatment immediately, while Dr. Burke, you need to treat Mr. Maynard."

Dr. Shepherd was not incapable of performing resuscitation, but he was Neurosurgery, far inferior to Leonard, Cardiothoracic Surgery, in this area.

"Good."

Dr. Burke nodded.

"I'll call Dr. Green immediately."

Meredith arrived at this moment, and upon hearing that there was hope, he became invigorated.

"Operating Room number 1 is ready. I'm going to do the pre-operative preparations."

Dr. Bailey said something and left.

Senior resident physicians are all capable of working independently.

Many things do not require instructions from the Attending Physician.

"Let's start preparing too."

Dr. Burke nodded to Dr. Shepherd and Adam.

Operating Room No. 1.

"Do I really still have a chance?"

Bonnie couldn't help but ask.

She had already given up.

She understood the way Dr. Burke and the others looked at her.

When she said, "Entering the hospital this way, I had no intention of leaving," she wasn't joking.

When Dr. Burke suggested that pulling her out might save Mr. Maynard's life, she genuinely agreed.

In her final moments, she saw that Mr. Maynard also wanted to sacrifice himself to save her first.

That's enough for her.

"Certainly."

Adam looked at her and said, "I will do my best."

"I believe you. They say you're Dr. Miracle."

Bonnie smiled through her tears, "It seems I still have a chance to see my Danny."

Yes, it will.

Adam looked into her eyes. "As long as you don't give up, I won't give up either."

Life is mysterious.

Patients with strong willpower and a strong desire to live have a greater chance of survival.

Many patients who were taking placebos experienced better results than those who took the real medication, which is a typical example.

A person's will can indeed influence changes in the body.

The encouraging effect of a trustworthy doctor who is skilled at creating miracles on a patient should not be underestimated.

"Duncan, are you sure you want to pull Bonnie out by yourself?"

Dr. Burke confirmed.

"Yes."

Adam glanced at the group of doctors around him who were ready to help, and nodded, saying, "I'm strong enough; it's more reliable to go alone."

It's impossible for a regular doctor to remove Bonnie from the steel pipe without causing further injury; it would require a lot of effort from many people.

However, even if everyone shouts "1, 2, 3!" in unison, there will always be errors in the amount of force used.

At times like these, it's naturally better to have as few errors as possible.

"Alright, prepare for anesthesia."

Dr. Burke directed, "Green, you're in charge of group one, we'll take care of group two, everyone get ready, Duncan, you call out the numbers!"

Let's create miracles!

Leonard was thrilled.

The anesthesiologist stepped forward and administered anesthesia to Bonnie and Mr. Maynard.

"Alright."

"I'll count to three!"

Adam didn't delay any longer and immediately called out the numbers, "1, 2, 3!"

Everyone stared at Adam's hands.

Adam grabbed Bonnie's arms with both hands and pulled Bonnie out.

The speed was so fast that it shocked everyone.

Before anyone else could react, Adam's hand was already in Bonnie's chest.