Dog Training (ABO)Ch2 - Ruan Ruan

Ruan Xiao was genuinely startled when he received the call from the hospital.

The medical staff on the phone informed him that his friend had been in a severe car accident on the highway. The vehicle had caught fire at the scene, but fortunately, the driver was rescued and narrowly escaped. However, due to a head injury, the friend was suffering from temporary amnesia and only remembered Ruan Xiao. gej3N6

Ruan Xiao, with his limited mobility, had received a lot of kindness and help from people in this unfamiliar place. He had also made several good friends. When he heard about his friend’s accident, he could empathize, having experienced a car accident himself. He didn’t dare to delay even for a moment, and after obtaining the hospital address, he hurriedly drove over.

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Anxious the whole way, he finally reached the hospital. However, what he saw in the emergency room was Feng Zhan, who had been absent from his life for three years, sitting there in a daze on a hospital bed.

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Seeing that the injured person was Feng Zhan, Ruan Xiao was left in a state of shock. He hadn’t considered this man an enemy, and labeling him as a friend was far from the truth. gVbOUd

Ruan Xiao inquired about the nurse who was tending to Feng Zhan’s injuries and learned that when Feng Zhan was brought to the hospital after the accident, he had no identification on him. The only item in his possession was a piece of paper that he had clutched tightly in his hand throughout his unconsciousness, as if it were something of great importance.

Only when he regained consciousness and was asked by the nurse, did Feng Zhan finally release his grip and open the blood-stained piece of paper. It turned out to be a basic personnel information sheet, although partially damaged and bloodied. However, one could still vaguely make out the name and contact details on it.

Due to the head injury-induced amnesia, Feng Zhan could only remember a person named “Ruan Ruan.” He told the nurse that this individual was the most important person to him. Combining this information with the personnel sheet he held, the nurse naturally assumed that “Ruan Ruan” referred to Ruan Xiao.

After all, only an important person would instinctively clutch their information so tightly in such a critical situation, which was why the hospital had made the call to Ruan Xiao earlier.

In any case, it was a relief that it wasn’t his own friend who had suffered an accident. Ruan Xiao sighed in relief, turned to the nurse, and explained that he had no relation to the person in the bed. He then manipulated his wheelchair to leave. However, Feng Zhan, who had been sitting on the bed receiving an IV drip, happened to see him. He jumped off the bed, ignoring the pain, and swiftly removed the needle from his hand, running in Ruan Xiao’s direction.

Ruan Xiao, who was already not very mobile in his wheelchair, couldn’t avoid being embraced by Feng Zhan, who had rushed over.

Feng Zhan was relentless, insisting that Ruan Xiao was “Ruan Ruan,” and no matter how much Ruan Xiao explained, it was in vain.

Ruan Xiao knew that the “Ruan Ruan” mentioned by Feng Zhan was his nephew, Ruan Jin. Feng Zhan’s affection for Ruan Jin was no secret, and perhaps due to their blood relationship, there was a fifty percent resemblance between the two, uncle and nephew. sP NCm