Reversal

"Yes, when it comes to matters of such expertise, it should be handled by professionals, especially when it involves a matter of life and death. How can one just casually step in?" Someone in the crowd raised objections.

Zhou Liu noticed someone standing on her side, proudly lifting her head. If Lin Fan had any clarity in his mind, she should have voluntarily stepped back and entrusted the child to her for hospital transport.

But Lin Fan seemed oblivious, continuing her compressions. The woman, hearing this, was very afraid but also hesitant to approach. Both sides were in a dilemma.

It was not until Lin Fan felt his hands getting tired that the little boy finally showed a different response. He started coughing violently, his face turning bright red, but his condition was clearly much better than before.

"Yuanyuan, how are you? Mom will take you to the hospital right away." Seeing this, the woman immediately rushed forward and held the little boy in her arms.

"No need to go to the hospital. His symptoms have eased. Just be careful in the future, don't let him get too excited or engage in vigorous activities," Lin Fan's tone softened at this moment, quite different from before.

"Oh? Is it okay now?" The woman found it hard to believe until she checked the little boy in her arms several times, ensuring there were no signs of breathing difficulty.

She helped the child up and then bowed to Lin Fan, thanking him, "Thank you, you are truly a good person!"

The little boy naturally understood that Lin Fan had saved him and said cheerfully, "Thank you, sister!"

Lin Fan smiled and patted the little boy's head, saying to the woman, "I might have sounded harsh due to the urgency of the situation. I hope you can forgive me."

"It's okay, it's okay. I was almost scared to death by this child. I should thank you. How could I blame you?" The woman hurriedly reassured her.

Zhou Liu stood on the side, not expecting that Lin Fan would save the little boy. Her face contorted in disbelief.

"Isn't it just good luck?" Zhou Liu said, her face full of disbelief, rolling her eyes. "I'm a nurse at the Central Hospital. If it were me, I would have taken the child to the Central Hospital. It wouldn't have been a big deal, would it?"

As soon as she said this, the woman was the first to disagree, shouting loudly, "Are you still proud to call yourself a nurse? This place is far from the Central Hospital. The ambulance hasn't arrived yet. I'm afraid something might happen to my son first. You really bring shame to the medical profession!"

"That's right!"

Lin Fan's and Zhou Liu's actions formed a stark contrast, and people's attitudes did a complete 180-degree turn, agreeing with what the woman said.

"You're still calling yourself a nurse, huh? Others quietly came up to help without making a fuss. You don't even understand basic first aid. You might as well quit working at the hospital so you don't have the blood of innocent people on your hands!"

"That's absolutely right! She keeps emphasizing that she's a nurse, but in reality, she's just an empty shell! Utterly useless."

Lin Fan also gave Zhou Liu a sideways glance. "Don't you know that asthma attacks can be managed without medication?"

Lin Fan had lived two lifetimes and had no connection whatsoever with the medical profession. She knew about this method because she had a younger brother with asthma in her previous life. Over time, she had learned about it too.

Zhou Liu's face turned unpleasant, but she could not argue back. Although she was a nurse at the hospital, she wasn't a doctor, and nobody had ever told her about these things. She had just wanted to tell everyone about her proud identity.

The people around started pointing fingers at Zhou Liu, and unable to bear the humiliation, she stormed out of the shop.

After Zhou Liu left, the crowd dispersed as if nothing had happened there.

The woman glanced at Ning Yan behind Lin Fan, seeming to understand something. She pulled Lin Fan's hand and said, "Are you here to buy fabric? Let me pay for it. Consider it a small token of my gratitude."

Lin Fan knew the woman wanted to express her thanks, but she absolutely could not accept it. She hurriedly refused, "How can that be? Auntie, I just happened to know a little about first aid. It's really nothing."

After saying this, Lin Fan instantly thought of Yan Shun. Since she had married a soldier, she could not take advantage of the people. Besides, she hadn't helped for the sake of the woman's gratitude.

The woman, seeing her persistence, felt even more strongly that Lin Fan was a good person. A smile appeared in her eyes that she could not suppress.