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"Someone jumped in to save someone!"
'shouted some of the onlookers."Wow, a girl jumped in to save her life. How brave!"
"Quick, did someone call for help?"
'I did. I did.'
Everyone swarmed around the canal railing.Suddenly, Joseph Alcock and Ann Yuchi were pushed outside by onlookers.He, a young gentleman, had taken his place with a crowd of civilians. His lack of experience had forced him helplessly to the periphery.In front of him was all black and crowded with heads, and there was nothing to see inside.Joseph Alcock was worried. For some reason, he was not worried when he called Ann Yuchi into the water.Jane Wright was seen throwing herself into the canal. Her heart was racing, her mind was blank, and she almost stopped thinking.It was hard to see what was going on in the canal.Joseph Alcock ran straight down to the beach below the bridge, where Jane Wright would have to land if she had rescued him.He ran as fast as he could, his heart beating faster and fiercer than his feet.'Wait for me, Mr Alcock!
Ann Yuchi strode along, chasing after him.He was going so fast that she was only a few steps away from a fork.The crowd shouted along the way at times."Oh my God, the girl is gone too!"
'Both disappeared!
'What, what?
'Will they both die?'
'As I have said before, this canal has an unusual current. It has an undercurrent.Thousands of people die here every year."
'Oh, what a pity for a good, warm-hearted girl.'
The more Joseph Alcock listened, the more frightened he became.The wind seemed to be rising. The sun was hidden behind thick clouds, and a gust of wind, like a knife, made the leaves rattle and he shivered.But how cold Jane Wright would be in the water.Time is life, and more than two minutes in the water basically means death.He felt his heart being pulled down his throat by the time he reached the beach under the bridge.There was still no movement on the calm canal.Joseph Alcock's heart sank. For a moment his mind went blank. He did not know what he was thinking.He looked at the river, gasping for breath, his ears buzzing, and his eyes seemed to blur.Just when his heart was sinking to the bottom, just before he gave up.Then suddenly a figure appeared on the surface of the water. It was Jane Wright.When she came out of the water, she threw back her head and gasped.Next, she lifted the man's chin with one hand so that his nose and mouth were above the water.Then she sidesooped towards the shore.A complete set, all professional rescue maneuvers.The crowd went wild.They all shouted in unison."Come on."
"Come on."
Joseph Alcock was relieved. As he took a few steps forward, he felt weak and unsteady.He did not hesitate. He walked straight into the water.He fell into the water a little far from the bank.Jane Wright began to lose her strength. As she approached the bank, she felt that she was weak and her vision began to fade.Then Joseph Alcock stepped forward and took her hand firmly.Jane Wright was exhausted, and he gave her a hand. Just in time.His warm, strong hand gave her the strength to settle down.Then Joseph Alcock pulled the man ashore and laid him flat on the bank.Ann Yuchi ran after Joseph Alcock to the edge of the river. She ran out of breath.Jane Wright also climbed out of the canal.She was so tired that she had to climb, no matter how awkward she looked.When she reached the shore, she dropped to her knees and supported herself with her hands, gasping for breath.Before the ambulance arrived, Jane Wright looked up, her sodden hair dripping, and said wearily, "He needs resuscitation."
But she didn't have the energy to move.Then Ann Yuchi thought again.It was her chance to redeem herself.Mouth-to-mouth. She can do a little.So Ann Yuchi trotted over to the drowning man, "I'll do it, I'll do it."
She glanced at the man lying on the ground. He was a little fat and very plain. He had choked the water and his lips were white.Ann Yuchi tried to hide the disgust in her eyes. She pinched the man's nose with her fingers and leaned over to give him artificial respiration.She pressed her chest again and again, then pressed her chest again, then gave her mouth to mouth.She struggled to remember the first aid lessons she had been taught in school.After several minutes of pressing, the man on the ground did not spit out the water from his chest.Ann Yuchi was sweating.Every now and then she stole a glance at Joseph Alcock, lest he should know what was going on.That's right. That's how you do it. Why doesn't it work?Damn you disgusting man, she had worked so hard, she cursed in her heart, but she could not stop.Joseph Alcock saw Ann Yuchi volunteer to help, do artificial respiration.Joseph Alcock thought to himself, Ann Yuchi really knows first aid.That night she gave him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.Maybe there was another reason she wouldn't go in the water.Ann Yuchi repeated this many times, but with no success, she began to scramble.She pressed hard on the man's chest.Fortunately, Joseph Alcock walked over to help Jane Wright, or else he kept his eyes on her as she became more and more nervous and confused.Finally, poof.The man on the ground spits out the river water in his chest.Finally, success!Ann Yuchi collapsed to the ground with sweat on her forehead. She did not know whether she was tired or anxious.At the same time, the ambulance arrived.A team of professional first responders rushed down from the car.They quickly loaded the drowning man onto a stretcher, took him to an ambulance, and hooked him up to an oxygen tank.Jane Wright and Joseph Alcock were handed large bath towels.Jane Wright took the towels, dried her hair, and wiped all over her body.It was not cold, but it was not hot either, and she shivered a little as the wind blew through her.Jane Wright wrapped a towel around her body.Joseph Alcock is fine, but his trousers are a little wet. A little scrubbing will do.When the ambulance left, the crowd of onlookers slowly dispersed.As everything settled down, Joseph Alcock's doubts grew.He was deeply moved by the sight of Jane Wright jumping into a canal to save her life.Although Jane Wright had mentioned that she had trained as a first aid volunteer, he was shocked to see the scene in person.Ann Yuchi, who saved his life that night...Think of here, he still cannot help but have doubts about Ann Yuchi.The cloud of doubt lingered in his mind, lingering and growing stronger.He approached Ann Yuchi, who was sitting on the ground resting and breathing. "Did you..." he asked.Ann Yuchi instantly understood what he was asking. During the rest, she had calmed down and figured out how to deal with it.She cut Joseph Alcock short and suddenly pretended to cover her stomach with her hands."It hurts, it hurts," she said.
She fell to the floor in such pain that beads of sweat fell from her forehead.Tears glistening in her watery eyes, Yingying grabbed Joseph Alcock by the leg of his pants and pleaded with a trembling voice, "Please, take me to the hospital. My stomach hurts.I'm in pain..."