A Emergency Situation --- Draft 2

I live in Taipei and work as a volunteer in a hospital. It really feels good to get the opportunity to help people. Yesterday morning, an old woman whose clothes was stained with a lot of blood rushed into the hospital. She carried a little boy who seemed to be injured seriously. I put aside the work I was doing and went to her aid immediately. After the nurses and doctors sent the boy to the emergency room, I tried to calm the old woman down and asked her what is going on.

A few second later, she told me that the boy was her grandson. She said that a car with high speed bumped into the boy while they were walking across the street. However, the driver drove away quickly instead of pulling over and getting out of the car. So, she held her grandson who hurt badly to the hospital without any help. As soon as she finished talking, she burst out crying. I consoled her and told her that the boy would be fine. Then, I accompanied her going to the police station. She told the police about the process of the car crash, hoping they could find out this careless driver. Fortunately, after a three-hour surgery, her grandson had passed the critical phase. The trablemaker had been arrested as well.