36 The Legend Part 18 (2/2)

In her quick thinking, Su Na reached for Yu Sha's bag to find her inhaler. She dumped everything in the bag out only to find that there was no inhaler. Damn! Of course, Yu Sha probably did not carry it around anymore. She had not had an episode for so long and her asthma did get better as she got older.

Yu Sha was still gasping uncontrollably, curled up on the ground. Her face paled as her consciousness faded in and out.

Butler Zeu had already made the call and had the paramedic dispatched from the nearest location.

Keo and Su Na were in a complete shock. In the past, even when Yu Sha's was small, her asthma attack was not that serious. What was wrong with her suddenly? She was just fine as a beast earlier.

Five minutes later, paramedics arrived outside when Keo reached the main entrance. Butler Zeu signaled for the paramedics to hurry over. In the direction of the person signaling them, they saw a man carrying a woman who at that point seemed unconscious. They rushed over with the stretcher, laid Yu Sha on the stretcher and covered her face with a ventilator to keep oxygen pumping so her brain was not oxygen-deprived. The paramedics rushed her inside the vehicle once they safely administered and secured everything.

Keo followed the paramedics and went inside to assist the situation. The paramedics asked questions about what happened and the patient's health history that could help them determine the best course of first aid treatments. Not only was Keo able to answer them all, but he also advised them. He filled out some treatment authorization forms while they made their way to the hospital nearby.

It surprised the paramedic person that Keo knew pretty much everything about Yu Sha as far as her health was concerned. Because of his familiarity with her, one paramedic couldn't help but ask, ”What is your relationship to her? Her boyfriend?” As they did not see Yu Sha wearing a wedding ring, they could only conclude that he could be her boyfriend.

Keo paused for a few seconds, feeling warm-hearted at the word, boyfriend.

”She was a patient at my father's hospital. She's an important friend,” he replied. Herr's Corporation owned the hospital where Yu Sha was born and treated. Just with those words, the paramedics became more cautious of their behaviors and words.

Keo glanced at Yu Sha, lying lifelessly on the stretcher with her closed eyes, leaving him distressed seeing her in that condition.

The hospital was only about ten minutes away. Shortly, the paramedic vehicle arrived at the emergency room. Yu Sha was wheeled inside and testing was prioritized for her.