After My Sick Husband Feigned Death, I Turned Wild

Jiang Chen quickly came to the side of the hospital bed and helped Song Rao up.

The two of them didn't take anything, and hurriedly ran out from the fire exit, but because there were many people escaping, it took a lot of time to run from the third floor to the outside.

Jiang Chen protected Song Rao the whole time, lest he be hit by the anxious crowd.

Thick smoke billowed and the fire was getting worse.

"How could it suddenly catch fire?"

Seeing many people calling for help on the balcony, with the burning fire behind him, Jiang Chen's expression was a little dignified.

"You let me in! My artist is still inside!"

"Don't stop me, let me in!"

Not far away, there was a loud noise.

Jiang Chen turned his head to look, only to find that it was Sister Xu. She was about to rush in, but the two nurses next to her stopped her from letting her in and told her to wait for the firefighters to come.

"No, it's too late when the firemen come! She called me just now and said that her ward was locked, and I'm going to help her!"

Sister Xu's voice could not help but contain a bit of crying. She broke free from the two nurses and rushed towards the sea of ​​​​fire.

But as soon as she ran to the door, a section of the beam fell, preventing her from moving forward.

Jiang Chen looked at the passageway where they ran out just now. The fire there was not very serious, so he said to Song Rao, "Brother-in-law, wait for me here, I'll find Gu Jiaojiao."

"You wait a moment..."

Before Song Rao could finish speaking, Jiang Chen ran away.

Upstairs, thick smoke seeped in through the door of the room, and the door handle was so hot that Gu Jiaojiao didn't dare to approach the door.

She couldn't help but came to the balcony, and saw a person not far away who wanted to climb down from the balcony to escape, but fell down and lost her life on the spot.

Gu Jiaojiao's eyes widened in horror, she ran back into the room, soaked the quilt with water, wrapped it around her hands, and tried to open the door, but it was useless.

"Damn, what dog locked my door!"

Gu Jiaojiao kicked the door in a hurry, a burst of smoke poured into her nostrils, so she couldn't help coughing.

"Gu Jiaojiao!"

A familiar voice came from outside the door, and Gu Jiaojiao wanted to cry excitedly, "Jiang Chen! I'm here! I can't get out woohoo! What should I do, are the firefighters here?"

"You step back a little and I'll kick the door open."

"Huh? Good...good!"

Gu Jiaojiao wrapped herself in the wet quilt and backed away. There was a sound of Jiang Chen kicking the door. Gu Jiaojiao could only see more and more smoke coming in from the crack of the door, and her heart couldn't help but mention her throat.

"Jiang Chen." Her voice trembled a little, "Be careful."

With a loud bang, Jiang Chen kicked the door open.

He rushed in, his face covered in sweat, dragged her and ran out.

The fire was getting more and more raging, and the fire escape, which had nothing to do, was covered with thick smoke, and the stairs at the foot could not be seen clearly.

"Ah, my legs..."

A scream came from behind, Jiang Chen felt Gu Jiaojiao let go of her hand. He hurriedly ran back, carried Gu Jiaojiao on his back, and quickly ran down the stairs on the fifth floor to bring her out of the sea of ​​​​fire.

As soon as he ran out, he met Song Rao who came over.

His expression was rare and solemn, because Jiang Chen had not come out, so he planned to go in and find him in person.

"Brother-in-law."

Seeing Song Rao, Jiang Chen breathed a sigh of relief, put Gu Jiaojiao down, and fell directly to the ground, dizzy and out of breath from exhaustion.

Seeing that he closed his eyes, Gu Jiaojiao panicked and patted his face hard.

"Jiang Chen! Jiang Chen! Are you okay? Don't scare me!"

Jiang Chen opened her hand and said angrily, "You are so **** heavy, can you lose weight?"

Gu Jiaojiao took a breath and said aggrievedly, "It's not that I've been hospitalized for the past few days. Sister Xu didn't limit my appetite, so I just ate a few more bowls."