"Your foot is fine."
As she said this, the old woman felt nothing but relief.
The girl let out a sigh of relief.
That's good.
She didn't want to limp around for the rest of her life.
That would be so ugly.
"Who knows about next time?"
The old woman put on a stern face. "There won't be a next time."
Wang Hao muttered.
"...He..."
"Grandma!"
The doctors were puzzled. There wasn't even a scream in the scene right now, was there?
The middle-aged woman shook her head.
"How could there be a mouse in the hospital room?"
As it turned out...
"Have you ever seen a mouse in that room?"
What kind of bizarre, repulsive constitution was that...
And that child was so afraid of mice...
"Grandma's right here."
"You didn't see it wrong!"
He was a little taken aback.
They thought back carefully.
In the end, she gently put her arms around her granddaughter.
She softly argued back.
But...
The girl's screams gradually faded away.
Her memory wasn't what it used to be.
"Hey, hey."
The students, who had been in the room for a while without anyone paying them any attention, looked at one another.
At school... at home... in the hospital room...
"Catch it!"
The hospital room fell silent for a few seconds.
Was the girl having an episode?
"I didn't see one either."
A mouse?
"Remember that."
The nurses exchanged glances.
Anyway, no matter how many days he'd been there, it was still fewer than I'd spent...
"No."
I'd been in this room longer than that girl.
If word got out...
The doctor's brow furrowed even more.
Sigh.
Even now, I still had no idea what was going on.
The young doctor behind him looked toward the patients in