Wolf's Return to the Wild Chapter 20

A few days ago, I was caught in a hailstorm. These days I have a splitting headache, constant coughing, and a cold.

Whenever he heard the sound of my coughing, Green would lean on the window and look at me with concern. He no longer wanted to play with the Jade Tibetan and would rather stay outside the window and watch. I was sitting at the small table writing a diary, and Green stood up, put his front paws on the window sill, looked at the computer and then at me. After I took the medicine and lay down to rest, Green stood by the window and tilted his head to watch me sleep. When I get tired, I go back to the grass facing the window and watch like a sphinx. He no longer drags me out or pretends to be sick to trick me into accompanying him. I often ask him to go out by himself or stay with the Jade Tibetan, but he is never willing to leave.

One day, several explosions of thunder woke me up, and there was a heavy rain on the grassland. I quickly stood up and looked out the window. The Jade Tibetan hid in the kennels to take shelter from the rain, but Green was still standing in the same place, guarding the window in the rain. , A pair of wolf eyes were almost unable to open due to the rain. I quickly put on my clothes and rushed out to carry Green into the house. Green sneezed one after another, sniffed and curled up in my arms obediently, staring directly at me, as if he could see what was wrong with me. I sighed and pulled my clothes over to dry his hair. In this situation, I couldn't help but remember the first time he fell into the water lily pond when he was a child. I also held him in my arms and wiped him dry. In the blink of an eye, Green was already five months old. I wonder if he will also remember it. Those happy and carefree childhood days.

I have been holding on for the past few days, and as a result, my condition has worsened. In the past two days, I have been coughing and my lungs are filled with a bag of water, and I am snoring loudly. I occasionally vomit some light red blood bubbles. I have been lying in bed for two days without eating anything. I dare not fall asleep at night and sit half-sitting. I could barely breathe easier until I got up, and it became increasingly uncomfortable to breathe. The cold medicine I brought with me didn't seem to work anymore. I had nowhere to seek medical advice. I used my mobile phone to leave a message online, roughly describing the symptoms, and wanted to ask for help from a friend who knew medicine.

Nolan called in the evening, his tone was extremely anxious and serious: "That's pulmonary edema, you must return to Chengdu immediately!"