Chapter 5 — Lose to a Cat

I don't accept. But I still remember. Before receiving compatible transplant results, Thinh Ha was in critical condition once. The doctor pushed the cold storage box over. "Mr. Thinh, the bridge injection has been thawed. If not used within fifteen minutes, it will be destroyed." Thinh Yen handed over the card. The machine makes a sound. 【The account is under risk control.】 His face immediately turned pale. “Change to another card.” Second card. 【Authorities have been suspended.】 Third card. 【A large medical payment is pending approval.】 The doctor looked at his watch. "Twelve minutes left." Thinh Yen finally lost control. "I have money, I can pay ten times more." The doctor looked at him. "Mr. Thinh, money is not the problem." "The process is stuck." In that moment, he felt like something was nailing him in place. It turns out that even if people have money, they can still stand in front of the checkout counter and watch time push a person towards death. He called me tremblingly. "On Du." "I know I was wrong." "It turns out fifteen minutes can really force a person to death." I picked up the phone and heard a shrill mechanical sound on the other end of the line. A long time later, I spoke up. "That day I also asked you the same thing." His breathing stopped. "On Du, please help me bail one time." "Thinh Ha can't wait." I closed my eyes. "Thinh Yen." "I'm not your payment counter." The other end of the line was as silent as death. I hung up. That injection was ultimately not used. Thinh Ha was pushed into the emergency room and struggled to get through the night. After waking up, the first question she asked was: "Has the injection been destroyed?" Thinh Yen sat beside the hospital bed, her eyes red and scary. But Thinh Ha didn't look at him. "Brother, so Thanh Chu was also waiting that day?" Thinh Yen couldn't say a word. Two days later, the preliminary screening results of the volunteer program were announced. Very high level of compatibility. The only person who successfully matched was me. The night I received the report, Thinh Yen knelt in front of my house. Very heavy rain. His whole body was soaked, he pushed the river-facing apartment key, the safe key and the property transfer papers at my feet. "On Du, I beg you." "Thinh Ha is innocent." I looked at him. "Isn't Wen Thanh Chu innocent?" Tears fell from his eyes. "Innocent." "Then why didn't you save her that year?" He bent down, his forehead hitting the ground. "I was wrong." "You can do whatever you want me to atone for." "Thing Ha." I can't wait." I squatted down and pushed the box back. "While alive, not causing harm to others is also a way to accumulate virtue." "Thinh Yen, my sister will definitely invest in a good family in her next life." His whole body stiffened. A long time later, he raised his head, his eyes red and scary. "On Du, why are you so cold-blooded now!" "She's not at fault." I looked at him. "Not as cold-blooded as you." "Thanh Chu is also not at fault." The next day, I went to the hospital. Thinh Ha lay on the hospital bed, so thin that her face became smaller. Seeing me, tears immediately fell from her eyes. "Sister-in-law." She quickly corrected herself: "Sister On." She grabbed my hand. "Don't be awkward." "I know everything my brother did." "If you don't agree, I don't blame you." Having said that, she cried again. "Sister On, I also want to live." "But I'm afraid that after surviving, I'll be like seven years ago, indebted to someone who shouldn't be in debt." Outside the door. In the hospital room, Thinh Yen suddenly stiffened. He finally understood. When Thanh Chu said he "didn't dare to live", how much pain he felt. I wiped Thinh Ha's tears. "Thinh Ha, you are not like your brother." I placed the compatible transplant report at the head of the bed. "I will donate." Outside the hospital room door, Thinh Yen suddenly raised her head. His eyes flashed a bit

light, but was quickly crushed by guilt. I didn't look at him. "But I have conditions." "You say it." "First, all the costs are borne by you, I don't need a penny of compensation from you." "Second, after the surgery, don't appear in front of me again." "Third, you must go to Thanh Chu's grave, repeat every word you said to her that year." Thinh Yen's fingers shook violently. "Okay." I looked at him. "Kneel down and say." His eyes were hollow. blushed. “Okay.” The night before the surgery, Thinh Yen stayed in the hallway. When I went out to get water, he stood up. "Does it hurt?" I glanced at him. "It hasn't started yet." He bowed his head. "I've researched, it will be very painful." I walked around him. "Thanh Chu's chemotherapy is also very painful." Thinh Yen did not say anything more. That night, he stood in the hallway all night. Like an all-night watchman who arrived too late. But I don't need it anymore. The surgery went very smoothly. Thinh Ha survived. On the day of discharge from the hospital, Thinh Yen did not come. He complied with the agreement, instructing his lawyer to send it to an irrevocable relief trust. Name: 【Don't wait for word.】 The last page of the document has a sentence written by him. 【Human life does not wait for risk control.】