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Chapter 703 - Chapter 703 Organ that cannot withstand impact

Chapter 703: Organ that cannot withstand impact Chapter 703: Organ that cannot withstand impact They probably wouldn’t be able to catch the flight they had previously booked.

Less than an hour remained for them to rush to the airport.

“Can we even hail a cab?” Qiu Ruiyun asked anxiously again. If impossible, he must make an urgent call to dispatch a car over.

“Senior, the car is here,” Xie Wanying said with effort in her voice.

The second taxi pulled up in front of them.

This time, Xie Wanying learned her lesson and didn’t waste words, quickly opening the door and letting her senior and the transplant box get in first to secure the car.

“Where are you heading?” the driver asked as he started the meter.

“To the airport.”

“What time is your flight?”

“In one hour. Driver, please, we need you to go faster,” they said.

“You should’ve left earlier if you’re catching a flight. What were you thinking?” the driver scolded them.

“We are transporting an organ for transplant, there was no way to leave earlier.”

Sure enough, this driver also didn’t quite understand or care to understand medical terms.

“We’ll give you extra money, can you drive faster?” Qiu Ruiyun proposed.

The driver understood the offer of a larger tip clearly and said, “Hold on tight.”

He floored the accelerator.

The organ transplant box had a protective shell and dampers, but inside was ultimately a very fragile human liver, utterly unable to withstand any major jolting. If the box suffered any severe external impact, the consequences would be unimaginable. Therefore, the doctors protecting the organ didn’t dare to be careless on the road.

No matter how smooth or rough the drive on the road was, Qiu Ruiyun held tight to the organ transplant box on his lap with his hands.

Xie Wanying assisted her senior by keeping a close watch on the surroundings of the box, to prevent any damage in the blind spots he couldn’t see.

The situation on the road was no longer what it had been at 6 a.m.; vehicles were no longer sparse but particularly numerous. Not to mention, halfway there, they would have to pass a wholesale market entrance–a traffic artery. The intersection was jam-packed with all kinds of vehicles. Rickshaws, bicycles, small passenger cars, and small trucks were all tangled together, clogging the narrow four-lane road completely.

The taxi driver did his utmost, constantly braking and accelerating, looking for gaps to weave through the dense traffic and gain time.

With time pressing, Qiu Ruiyun began to sweat, thinking that if they missed the scheduled flight and had to rebook, it would consume an unknown amount of time, and it was very possible they might not make the ten-hour limit. He could only pray for the driver to go faster and faster.

By his side, Xie Wanying supported the transplant box with all her might, her attention fixed on the driver’s movements with the steering wheel. A bad thought suddenly flashed through her mind.

The driver was turning the steering wheel too quickly. As a truck driver’s daughter, she had some experience with this situation. If a sudden event occurred ahead, there could likely be a harsh swerve, and everyone in the car would definitely be flipped over.

“Driver, don’t be so hasty–,” Xie Wanying had barely uttered the words.

As if it was possessed, a pedicab really burst out in front of them, careening straight towards them.

The crowd shouted and yelled to dodge.

The taxi driver, panicking, switched feet and slammed on the brakes as he frantically swerved the wheel without a second thought.

Scrape–the pedicab and the taxi’s front end almost grazed each other as they brushed past at an angle.

With a bang, amid the urgent braking and swerve, the taxi didn’t flip over, but as Xie Wanying had anticipated, everyone inside was nearly thrown out due to the tremendous inertial forces.