"So noisy." The faint, unclear murmur of a little girl reached the ears of a middle-aged woman.
Her body trembled violently, but she did not dare make a sound, afraid of disturbing the little girl on the hospital bed. She carefully straightened up and looked tearfully toward the middle-aged man at the ward door.
Huanhuan had awakened.
She remembered drifting along a River of Rippling Light, drifting and drifting. She did not know how long she had drifted. When she awoke, a man and a woman were looking at her excitedly, while many people in white coats surrounded her.
They called her "Huanhuan," called her "little Shen Yinghuan."
So she learned that her full name was Shen Yinghuan, while her nickname was Huanhuan.
"Huanhuan?" When alone, Huanhuan unconsciously repeated the name. It was not entirely unfamiliar, but it still felt mostly strange.
She always felt that she should not be called by that name.
But what should she be called?
Huanhuan didn't know. She could only try her best to gather more information from the conversations around her.
She seemed to have suffered from a serious and unusual illness. Though she had not been in water, she had displayed all sorts of drowning symptoms.
After repeated resuscitation attempts by the doctors, her drowning symptoms vanished, but she remained unconscious and completely unresponsive to the Outside World.
Including the time it took to awaken her, Huanhuan had been unconscious for more than two months before finally waking up.
"Dad" and "Mom" were very good parents. They had persistently stayed by her side while she was unconscious, and after she woke up, they wanted her to rest at home for the time being out of concern for her health.
But Huanhuan refused.
She needed more information to recover the name she