Before the staff could say anything, Xiang Nuan had already disappeared - the staff member shook his head. "Young people these days are really impatient."

Xiang Nuan didn't see a taxi when she got out of the hotel - she ran towards the hospital for a while before she saw a taxi driving towards her.

Xiang Nuan quickly opened the door of the taxi and got in - she said without looking up, "The driver is going to the First People's Hospital."

The driver looked at Xiang Nuan awkwardly, "Miss, I'm on night duty - it's time for me to get off work. Please..." Xiang Nuan cut him off before he could finish his sentence.

Xiang Nuan leaned against the driver's seat, tears on her long eyelashes - by this time, Xiang Nuan's face was wet with tears and sweat.

"Uncle Driver, can you give me a ride? I'll give you more money," Xiang Nuan said as she took out a few hundred-dollar bills from her bag and handed them to the driver, "Look, I have money."

The driver was so enraged by Xiang Nuan's behavior that he couldn't help but blurt out, "Miss, I never thought that you didn't have any money, and I'm not going to take you on for the extra money."

"I know... I know," Xiang Nuan replied as she wiped the tears off her face, "Please send me off, Uncle Driver. My father was in a car accident this morning - we don't know if he's still alive or not."

At this point, the driver couldn't help but take a good look at Xiang Nuan - at first, he thought that she'd run too fast and that her face was covered in sweat.

The driver wasn't a cold-blooded person - he said, "Sit tight, daughter - I'll drive you there." As he spoke, he stepped on the accelerator.

The 30-minute journey took the driver 12 minutes.

"Thank you, sir." Xiang Nuan threw a hundred yuan at the driver before opening the car door and walking into the hospital.

Xiang's mother had only said that she was at the First People's Hospital, but she hadn't mentioned which department she was in. Xiang Nuan took out her phone and was about to make a call when she saw a text message - 'Your father is in the operating room.'

Xiang Nuan hurried to the operating room - the operating room was on the 13th floor, so the hospital had assigned three elevators to it.

Xiang Nuan waited at the entrance of the elevator for almost a minute - alas, the elevator did not come down. It showed that it was on the 8th floor - she looked at the other two elevators to see if they were going up.

Xiang Nuan couldn't wait any longer - she knew that her father couldn't wait any longer. She turned and ran up the stairs - even though she was exhausted, Xiang Nuan ran all the way to the 13th floor.

Xiang Nuan ran over to see that there were a lot of people gathered around the door of the operating room - some of them were company employees, shareholders, relatives and Jiang Qi's parents.

Jiang Qi's mother was sitting beside Xiang's mother, her hands supporting her. Everyone turned to look at Xiang Nuan when they heard the footsteps.

Xiang Nuan quickly walked over to Xiang's mother's feet and knelt down on her lap. "Mom... she murmured, My dad... How is he?"

Xiang Nuan was out of breath as she spoke - she'd just finished running the thirteenth floor and had been crying on the way when she'd heard that Xiang's father had been in an accident.

Xiang's mother shook her head and didn't say anything as she leaned against the wall.

Jiang Qi's mother helped Xiang Nuan to a chair and said softly, "There's no result yet - the doctor hasn't come out since he went in - your father will be fine!"

Even she couldn't believe what she'd just heard.

When Xiang's father arrived, he was covered in blood. He heard from the police that Xiang's father rolled more than ten meters away before he stopped.

Moreover, from the looks of it, the driver who caused the accident was planning to die together with Xiang's father.

Xiang Nuan did not say anything. She sat on the floor and leaned against Xiang's mother's leg, crying and twitching.

The people around her glanced at Xiang Nuan from time to time.

Everyone knew that the other shareholder hadn't come - he didn't have a good relationship with Xiang's father.