Reborn in the 80s: My Whole Family Secretly Hears My Thoughts and Goes Wild with Success! - Chapter 134

The next second, a monkey climbed to the highest point and threw a small fruit down toward Yaya.

Yue Mingli caught it. He and Yue Mingde exchanged a look, both quite shocked, but soon their surprise turned to delight.

“Even the little monkeys love our precious girl,” Wan Jiayin said, touching Yaya’s little cheek. She reached out to Yue Mingli for the small fruit, carefully wiped it clean, and placed it in Yaya’s tiny hand. “Yaya, this is a gift from the little monkeys.”

Yaya clutched the small fruit tightly, shaking it a few times, and thanked the monkeys: “Ee-ah ee-ah, ah-ah!”

She babbled a few sounds, unsure if the monkeys could understand her baby talk.

“You’re welcome, you’re welcome! Little child, come visit us often, okay?”

“Little child, tell your family that just a while ago, a child trafficker stole two children and headed toward the back gate. If you go now, you might still catch them.”

The monkeys chattered all at once, talking about what had happened just before Yaya and her family arrived.

Somehow, the two children had gotten separated from their family. The trafficker had said she would take them to find their family and led them away.

[How do I say this? I can’t talk yet!]

Yaya waved her little fists anxiously. [Oh no, how do I tell Second Uncle about this?]

[Little Demon, can you hear me? If you can, nod your head.]

Huo Jiusi wasn’t holding her hand at that moment, so Yaya didn’t know if his mind-reading ability was working.

Seeing Huo Jiusi nod, Yaya spoke urgently: [Little Demon, quickly tell my Second Uncle that a child trafficker has taken two kids toward the back gate.]

[The two children are a sister and brother. The little girl is wearing a dress, and the little boy is in a sailor suit. The trafficker is a woman with a Hulan-style haircut.]

After listening, Huo Jiusi immediately ran to Yue Mingli’s side, tugged on him to signal him to crouch down, and quietly relayed what Yaya had “said” into his ear.

Yue Mingli didn’t have time to wonder how Huo Jiusi knew all this. He called the two guards behind Yue Guohuai and quickly rushed toward the park’s back gate.

At the same time, shouts of “Help!” came from not far away.

“Let’s go see what’s happening over there.”

Yue Guohuai and the group hurried over and found an elderly man collapsed on the ground, one hand clutching his chest—possibly a heart problem.

A man kneeling beside him kept kowtowing to the onlookers, begging for help: “Is there a doctor? Please save my father! Save my father!”

“What about Xue and Dongzi?” a woman nearby was torn, wanting to leave but unable to abandon the old man in this state.

“You go look for Xue and Dongzi. I’ll stay here with Dad,” the man urged the woman.

The woman stood up and asked the crowd: “Excuse me, has anyone seen two children? A little girl holding a little boy’s hand. The girl is about four years old, roughly this tall, and the boy is about two, this tall.”

“I saw them. They went toward the back gate,” Huo Jiusi spoke up, turning to point in the direction Yue Mingli had gone. The woman thanked him and hurried off in pursuit.

This man and woman were likely the parents of the missing sister and brother.

“Looks like the children got lost, and the old man got so worried he had a heart attack. A heart attack can be fatal. What can be done?”

“Ah, such a good family…”

“Dad, Mom, I know first aid. I’d like to go try and help,” Meng Fang said softly to Yue Guohuai and Wan Jiayin.

“Xiao Fang, go ahead. This is a good deed that accumulates virtue. Just do what you can, and be careful of your own condition,” Wan Jiayin patted Meng Fang’s hand.

Ye Zhiqiu supported Meng Fang’s arm: “Second Sister-in-law, I’ll go with you.”

Meng Fang nodded: “Okay.”

“I’m a doctor,” Meng Fang announced as she reached the old man.

Kneeling, she quickly performed a basic examination and told the man: “Your father’s condition is critical. He needs to get to a hospital as soon as possible. I can only help buy some time. If he gets there too late, he might not make it.”

“Go quickly and call for an ambulance. Have them come right away.”

As she spoke, Meng Fang began performing CPR on the old man.

Seeing the man was too panicked to think straight, Ye Zhiqiu pointed toward the boat rental office: “There’s a phone in that office over there. Go, quickly!”

The man glanced at his father, then stumbled away in a run.

Ye Zhiqiu returned to Meng Fang’s side. Seeing beads of sweat on her forehead, she took out a handkerchief and wiped them away.

Knowing Ye Zhiqiu was worried about her, Meng Fang gave her a reassuring look.

“Zhiqiu, could you ask if anyone around here has any Suxiao Jiuxin Wan (Quick-Acting Heart Rescue Pills)?”

“Okay.”

Ye Zhiqiu asked the crowd loudly. After asking several times, finally someone responded: “I have some here.”

An elderly woman took a small bottle of the pills from her pocket.

Ye Zhiqiu thanked her, returned to Meng Fang, and Meng Fang instructed her to place seven pills under the old man’s tongue.

Ye Zhiqiu did so. Remembering the old man had collapsed because the children were missing, Meng Fang continued pressing down with force as she spoke to him: “Sir, your grandchildren have been found.”

Ye Zhiqiu joined in reassuring him. Finally, the old man coughed and gasped, drawing a breath. Meng Fang slumped to the ground, exhausted.

Ye Zhiqiu quickly helped her up: “Second Sister-in-law, are you okay?”

“I’m fine.”

Meng Fang raised a hand to touch her stomach, joking: “This little rascal better not be so fragile. Your mom still needs to get back to the operating table someday. You can’t hold me back, or I’ll spank your little bottom when you come out.”

[No, no! Mom, quickly bring Second Aunt over here!]

Hearing Yaya’s inner voice, Ye Zhiqiu’s heart jumped. She immediately helped Meng Fang over to Yaya.

Yaya placed her small hand on Meng Fang’s stomach. Meng Fang instantly felt much better.

She had actually been terribly frightened. The moment she stood up, a sharp, dragging pain had shot through her lower abdomen. She had been terrified something might happen to the baby; her earlier words were entirely to calm herself down.

“Yaya.”

Meng Fang grasped Yaya’s small hand, immensely grateful.

Yaya responded with a sweet smile before instantly falling asleep, utterly exhausted.

Meanwhile, near the park’s back gate, Yue Mingli and the two guards spotted the woman and two children Huo Jiusi had described.

The two guards each took responsibility for one child’s safety, while Yue Mingli focused on apprehending the woman.

The three coordinated seamlessly, and the operation went smoothly.

The children’s mother happened to find them just then. Seeing her children safe and unharmed, her knees buckled, and she started to kneel in gratitude to Yue Mingli and the two guards.

“Comrade, there’s no need for that,” Yue Mingli quickly stopped her, advising: “Hurry and take the children back. Keep a closer eye on them from now on. Child traffickers are everywhere; parents must be vigilant.”

Noticing a suspicious man in the crowd, Yue Mingli handed the female trafficker over to one guard and gave chase, but unfortunately, he couldn’t catch him.

He suspected the man might have been an accomplice of the trafficker.

The children were found, and the old man was revived. Before leaving following the ambulance, the children’s parents thanked Yue Mingli and Meng Fang repeatedly.

Learning they were husband and wife, that Meng Fang was pregnant, they showered them with many blessings and well-wishes.