Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty novel Chapter 753

Winnie followed the direction Sharon was pointing and immediately spotted a familiar figure busy at work on the side of the road.

The traffic jam ahead had been caused by a car accident, and Yolanda was in the middle of the crowd. She was performing first aid on someone who had just been pulled out of a wrecked car.

"It's Yolanda! Someone's hurt!" Winnie unbuckled her seatbelt, flung the car door open, and bolted out.

"Let's go help too!" Sharon called as she opened her door and hurried after Winnie.

"Where are you two going? Get back here!"

Kate and Eddie stuck their heads out of the car. They were shouting angrily as they watched Sharon and Winnie rush off.

Sharon paused after taking a few steps, then turned back, reached into the driver's seat, and yanked the car key out of the ignition.

"If you don't want to wait, then walk," she snapped.

It wasn't like the car could go anywhere anyway, traffic ahead was jammed so tightly it looked like a string of sausages.

"Get back here!" Kate yelled as she jumped out of the car. She stomped her foot in frustration.

"We still have our luggage! How are we supposed to walk?"

But her protests fell on deaf ears.

Winnie and Sharon had already reached the accident scene and were busy helping Yolanda and some of the bystanders move the injured to safety.

Yolanda had just finished stopping the bleeding for one of the injured when she noticed Winnie and Sharon approaching.

She froze for a brief moment, surprised to see them, but quickly turned her attention back to her work.

Without hesitation, Sharon and Winnie jumped in to assist wherever they could.

Neither of them had any medical training, but they could at least help with simple tasks like bandaging wounds.

"Please save my daughter! I'm begging you, save my daughter!"

A delicate-looking woman knelt beside Yolanda. Her eyes were locked on a little girl who had just been pulled from the car. The child was covered in blood, and her body lay limp on the ground.

"Is my daughter going to be okay?"

The woman's tear-filled eyes stayed fixed on the little girl. She reached out to touch her child but hesitated and pulled her hand back at the last moment.

"No, no, it's fine!" The woman waved her off. Her eyes never left her daughter.

"Are you sure my daughter's really okay?"

"She's stable for now, but her ribs are broken. She'll still need surgery at the hospital," Yolanda reassured her.

Just as Yolanda finished speaking, the wail of sirens cut through the air. She turned to the woman and gave her a firm but reassuring look.

"The ambulance is here. Don't worry."

"Thank you! Thank you so much!"

For the first time, the woman looked up at Yolanda. Gratitude shone in her eyes.

Within moments, paramedics arrived. They efficiently unloaded stretchers and began to load the injured into ambulances one by one.

As the woman climbed into the ambulance, she paused for a moment and turned back to glance at Yolanda as if trying to memorize her face.

"You're the savior of my entire family. What's your name?"