Ye Chen did not mention that the little girl had already stopped breathing and had no heartbeat when she was pulled out, only to be revived afterward. The other rescuers exchanged glances, figuring that Ye Chen wanted to keep a low profile, so naturally, they said nothing either.
The lead paramedic looked at Ye Chen and nodded. "I see. Are the little girl's family members here? If not, would it be convenient for you to come to the hospital with us?"
The lifeguard assigned by the captain hurriedly said, "The little girl's family isn't here. I'll go with you."
They placed the little girl on a stretcher, carried her off the yacht, and loaded her into the ambulance.
"Woo-woo—woo-woo—" The ambulance siren gradually faded into the distance.
In the distance, the urgent, uninterrupted wail of police sirens drew closer and closer.
"It's over—it's over—it's over—it's over—"
The police sirens sounded as though the officers were shouting at criminals, "You're finished—you're finished—you're finished—you're finished—you're finished!"
The police arrived at the scene.
Ye Chen looked at the arriving officers.
What a coincidence—the one leading them was Gu Jia again.
Seeing Ye Chen draped in a bath towel and soaked from head to toe, Gu Jia looked equally surprised. "President Ye, are you all right? Didn't they say a little girl had fallen into the water?"
"I'm fine, Captain Gu. It was the little girl who fell in. She's not seriously hurt and was just taken away by ambulance," Ye Chen replied with a nod.
Gu Jia understood at once. Looking at Ye Chen with admiration, he asked, "You saved her again?"
"The others and I saved her together." Ye Chen looked at the circle of lifeguards beside him. "But why did a drowning case bring Captain Gu here personally?"
Gu Jia paused,