Looking at the woman in front of her, Wen Nian slowly pushed her hand away. Then, she took a deep breath and said, "I'm not a doctor. The medical staff will be here soon."
The woman's eyes instantly lost their luster and she was about to collapse the next second.
Wen Nian quickly supported her and said, "But tell me about your daughter's condition first. It'll be easier to explain to the medical staff when they come later."
Wen Nian walked over and looked at the little girl. Many people were watching, but none of them were doctors. No one dared to act rashly.
"The child's breathing seemed to have stopped." She frowned, trying to remember some of the first-aid measures she'd learned in her past life. Then she asked, "Did the child choke on water?"
There was a river below the bridge, but it was raining now. It was impossible to tell if the child had fallen into the water or was drenched by the rain.
