The Promise of Happiness novel Atalie and Samuel

Chapter 361

“Got it, Clayton.”

After nodding with conviction, Xavian ran to the telephone poll and made the emergency call.

“Hello? Miss? I’m now at a telephone pole with serial number L-109X. There’s an old man here holding his chest in pain as if he is having a heart attack…”

While Xavian was making the emergency call, Clayton looked around for a public defibrillator.

Previously, he was intrigued to see them and had asked Natalie about their usage.

Given his interest, Natalie not only told him on how to use it but also demonstrated it once for him.

Even though Clayton had only seen it used once, the steps were clearly seared into his mind.

“Mister, the ambulance will be here anytime soon.” Pasting the metal strips of the defibrillator on Kenneth’s chest, Clayton reassured him, “Hang in there. My mom told me before that the will to live is extremely important. I know you’re in terrible pain, but I beg of you. You have to endure it!”

Despite how Clayton was trying his best to stay calm, his heart was already pounding furiously.

After all, he was aware that Kenneth’s life was in danger.

the sake of saving a life, Clayton had no

side, Kenneth

that moment, Kenneth put all his

amused by it, Kenneth was invigorated by the

the “shock” button on the defibrillator, it sent a current through Kenneth, causing his

later, the ambulance and medical

condition and found that his heart rate was recovering. When he turned and saw the children with the used defibrillator, he couldn’t help but

you the ones who defibrillated

exchanging glances, Xavian and

it with his own eyes, the medic was stunned on his

reminded him, “Mister, quick! Although I have defibrillated him, you had better send him to the hospital

their senses, the medics loaded Kenneth onto

shall we

nodded. “Xavian,

“My sentiments exactly.”

a consensus, the children got into the

there was professional medical staff present, the

sure Kenneth was safe. In fact, they were surprised at how much they cared and couldn’t