<h4>Chapter 59: 059: Will you be responsible for his death?</h4>


    <strong>Trantor: </strong>Dragon Boat Trantion <strong>Editor: </strong>Dragon Boat Trantion


    All of a sudden, a muffled sound came from behind them, followed by a group of people screaming. The sales assistant right in front of Jing Qian immediately dashed towards the old man that was on the ground.


    The old man was dressed in a customized, handmade Chinese tunic suit. Although she couldn’t see his face, by the look of how the rest of the bodyguards rushed towards him, she was sure that this old man was someone important.


    At that moment, since everyone’s attention was on the old man, Jing Qian decided that it was time for her to leave as well.


    She had three main principles in life.


    First, don’t save those who she didn’t want to, even if they were rich! Second, don’t save those who she didn’t like! Third, don’t save those who liked bullying others with their status!


    This was also why most of the wealthy, powerful people with status didn’t like her in her precious life. After dealing with her several times, they realized that she was someone extremely difficult to deal with and liked seeking revenge for the smallest action. In the end, most of them ended up as her sworn enemy.


    This was how her reputation got worse, and the number of people who wanted her dead increased.


    However, as she walked past the old man, she stopped after realizing who the old man was.


    She knew him. Although they had never met, she knew who this old man was while she was investigating ‘that man’. She had thoroughly checked his entire family during the investigation.


    She would admit that in her previous life, other than Dong Yuetong, that man was someone whom she really had feelings for. However, after getting to know him, it all changed. She wasn’t sure if it was because of her disease or her personality, but as he forcefully suppressed her feelings for him over and over again, she got more and more reluctant to approach him.


    At one point, she even started to dislike him, wanting to stay far away from him.


    If it wasn’t because she had chosen to die in the end, they would have already broken up by now. They might have even turned into enemies.


    Jing Qian stood next to the old man, her eyes reamined dull but her heart was contemting.


    Then, a few of the store’s doctors came running. One of them told the rest to call 120, while another immediately started doing chestpression on the old man. When Jing Qian saw what was happening, she immediately walked over to the doctor and pushed him aside.


    “What are you doing?” When the doctor got pushed away, his face started fuming with rage.


    “Do you know that you’re stopping me from saving this man? Move aside!”


    When the other doctor noticed what was happening, he immediately came forward to push Jing Qian to the side. The bodyguards also came towards her, about to grab her in an attempt to prevent her from causing any more chaos.


    “Did you even know what was wrong with him before you started doing chestpression? Will you be responsible for his death?”


    The doctor who was being questioned was pissed. He immediately shouted back at Jing Qian, “Look at how he held his hands by his chest! It obviously shows that he felt paining from his chest, which means that his heart is the one affected. That is a ssic sign of a heart attack.


    “Whenever an elderly person has a heart attack, the most important thing to do is to resuscitate the heart. If we miss the first 5 minutes, his condition will worsen and even the best doctors on earth won’t be able to save him! So I will do this whether or not I can save him.


    “As for who would be the one responsible for him if anything happens, we have security cameras installed all over. There are so many kind-hearted people out there who would save people on the streets, but not everyone is responsible for the death of the person that they’re trying to rescue, right?”


    While he was saying this, the bodyguards were already next to Jing Qian, both trying to get a hold of her.


    Who would have expected them to freeze as soon as Jing Qian red at them with a cold look in her eyes? Both their hands, already stretched forward, abruptly stopped midway.


    When the doctor saw the look in Jing Qian eyes, his heart trembled as well.


    Although the girl standing right in front of him seemed young, the look in her eyes was like that of a venomous snake. With just one look, one could feel the treacherous, cold feelinging from her.


    “How would you know that he’s having a heart attack? Did you even check? Who told you that he had a heart attack? Those who save people by the streets are being righteous, but you are a doctor. If you kill the person that you’re trying to save, it bes a malpractice.”