The sudden turn of events caught Zhou Yi and Zhao Qiushui completely off guard.
Fortunately, Zhou Yi reacted quickly, stepping forward and catching Wen Wan in his arms before she hit the floor.
Seeing the dangerous signs-her pale face, stopped breathing, and absent heartbeat-Zhou Yi immediately told Zhao Qiushui to call 120, then lowered Wen Wan onto the floor and began emergency treatment.
The treatment involved rescue breaths and chest compressions.
First, he loosened her clothing and located the midpoint between her nipples, then pressed down with his hands stacked, alternating chest compressions and rescue breaths at a ratio of thirty to two.
Please note that not every case of unconsciousness requires rescue breaths and chest compressions. This was purely for the plot, a special perk reserved for the male protagonist-and the person being rescued had to be a beautiful woman!
Although Zhao Qiushui said she knew a little first aid too, Director Zhou still had more confidence in his own abilities.
And the results proved that his emergency treatment worked.
Within just a few minutes, Wen Wan slowly came around and regained consciousness.
Frantic with worry, she hurried into the lounge, found her Quick-Acting Heart-Saving Pills, and took two. Then she changed her clothes and told her secretary, Liu Ying, to have the car ready immediately so they could drive to Baiyun City overnight.
On the way, Wen Wan called her younger sister Wen Rou again. When she learned that her daughter was out of danger after emergency treatment, she let out a long sigh of relief.
Thank goodness for Zhou Yi. Otherwise, she might have ended up in the hospital herself, let alone gone back home to look after her daughter!
She probably would not be returning from Baiyun for another two or three months. The urban