Si Ye told himself that her sudden illness was her own problem, unrelated to him, and that he need not bother about whether she lived or died.
All he had to do was turn around, get into the car, and drive away.
However, as he looked at the woman's deathly pale complexion, he found himself unable to move his feet.
If he left, what would happen if no one saved her? If she died, how would Chen Zhi react upon learning the truth?
Si Ye only thought for a few seconds before decisively choosing to pick up Chen Zhi's mother and hastily run towards the hospital.
He told himself that saving her was not for Chen Zhi, nor was it out of fear of a guilty conscience.
He had no conscience and did not care about Chen Zhi's opinion.
He saved her only because he did not want her to die too soon, he did not want her to pass away so easily...
He wanted to keep her alive to continue his revenge, to continue venting his anger; he couldn't let her die so cheaply.
