The Canary that couldn't escape

19: Chapter 19 Accidents Continue 2

19 -19 Accidents Continue 2

The phone rang, it was Mo Yan calling.

She answered and Mo Yan’s voice came through, whining, “Ranran, when are you coming back, you’ve been gone so long.”

Mo Ran looked around and said to her calmly, “Sis, I’m busy right now and can’t come back for the time being.

If you need anything, please call the nurse.

I’ll return to the hospital tomorrow morning.”

“What’s so important?” she actually left her, a patient, all alone in the hospital.

“Just some urgent business.

Sis, what would you like for breakfast tomorrow?

I’ll bring it over.”

“Whatever, since you’re busy, I’ll hang up then.” Mo Yan hung up the phone unhappily, looking very upset.

She had called Mo Ran to tell her she needed to pee.

She actually told her to find a nurse—for such a matter, she was already embarrassed to ask her, let alone anyone else.

Mo Yan felt so uncomfortable that she fussed around in bed for a long time until she couldn’t hold it anymore.

Gritting her teeth, she got out of bed, only to cry out in pain as tears flowed down her cheeks.

There was a bedpan under the sickbed, and with great difficulty, she finally managed to relieve herself.

When she lay back down, the pain from her broken rib made her face turn white.

Suddenly, she felt so wronged that she started to sob uncontrollably.

She resented that heartless man and also felt a bit resentful towards Mo Ran for leaving her alone here.

Mo Ran walked on the outskirts for a long time, not sure how many hours, until she finally saw a truck.

She hurried over to stop it, explained the situation to the driver and hoped he could give her a lift.

In the dead of night, in a deserted area, the appearance of a lone, beautiful woman was suspicious no matter how one looked at it.

The driver’s first thought was a ghost, or a trap.

He didn’t agree to help her and drove away.

Mo Ran was so angry she couldn’t speak.

She had no choice but to find a place to sit down and wait until dawn before catching a truck on the road back to the city.

She bought some light porridge and went straight to the hospital.

Mo Yan, seeing her with dark circles under her eyes, asked in confusion, “Ranran, did you not rest well last night?”

Mo Ran mustered up her energy, forced out a brilliant smile, “Mhm, I was helping a friend last night, doing some things, so I went to sleep late.”

“Oh.” Mo Yan replied faintly, feeling quite bitter inside.

What kind of important friend could actually make her abandon her?

“Sis, I’ll go hire a caretaker later.

If something like last night happens again and I’m not around, there would be someone to take care of you.”