Chapter 226: Accident
The Street Park was very large, and the road alongside it was perfect for cycling. Gu Siyu, following a group of classmates on their mountain bikes, was incredibly happy, chatting and laughing all the way.
“Hey, I said, we agreed to have a match, why are we just chatting as we go now?”
Gu Siyu realized the problem. The group was all cycling together, with no intention of having a match at all. If this continued, what would they call it a match for?
“What match? Isn’t the important thing to be happy yourself?”
“Hahaha, it’s rare to have this much time to hang out together, don’t let a match spoil the fun.”
“Exactly, exactly. We know our studies are getting more and more intense, and teachers will basically never give us long holidays in the future.”
Gu Siyu never imagined that these people had never intended to have a match from the very beginning; they had just said it casually.
Since that was the case, there was no longer any pressure.
As the group cycled along the lake, they were suddenly drawn by cries for help.
Everyone only heard sounds of “Help!”
“Look, it’s over there~”
One girl with sharp eyes spotted splashing waves in the middle of the lake, indicating someone was there.
The group looked and indeed found that the sounds were coming from that direction.
“That person must have fallen into the water,”
“Who can swim? Hurry and call someone to come rescue them.”
“It looks so dangerous.”
Everyone stopped, chattering, and some had already taken out their mobile phones to make calls.
Gu Siyu frowned, tossed her mountain bike aside, and then flipped over the guardrail, leaping directly into the lake.
With a “plop” sound, everyone’s eyes widened. Heavens, who fell in now? No way?
“Gu Siyu, it’s Gu Siyu~”
“Oh my god, why did she jump in? Quick, hurry and save her.”
Among the few people accompanying them, there weren’t many boys, only three, and one of them couldn’t swim. Seeing this, the boy immediately jumped in. In an instant, the lake was full of people.
“Those who can’t swim, don’t come over, go back quickly.”
As Gu Siyu moved through the water, she still remembered to shout back, but unfortunately, no one heard what she said.
Gu Siyu could swim and had good skill, which was why she had jumped into the water without hesitation to save that person.
At first, Gu Siyu hadn’t clearly seen who it was in the water; she was only focused on saving them. When she got closer, she realized it was a young boy, or rather, not a young boy, he looked only a few years younger than Gu Siyu.
Swimming over with all her might, Gu Siyu extended her hands to try and lift the person up. However, she was a girl, and he was a male. Although he was younger than her, his weight was definitely not less than hers. Gu Siyu used all her strength, but could only manage to lift him slightly above the water. In this state, she couldn’t possibly get him to shore successfully.
While she was hesitating, two male classmates rushed over from behind, who were precisely Gu Siyu’s classmates.
“You’ve come at the perfect time, quickly help me lift him to shore.”
Gu Siyu said to the people behind her without any politeness.
The group worked together, and after about ten minutes, they finally managed to successfully place the person on the shore. The boy, having perhaps swallowed a lot of water, had fallen unconscious.
Gu Siyu began to perform chest compressions on him in a hurry, “It seems like artificial respiration is needed, who can do it?”
Gu Siyu asked, frowning, while pressing on the person’s chest.
