The girl had never doubted that what she saw was real...
How could this be...
How was it possible...
The girl was very confused.
Should she believe what Grandma said?
"Qian Qian."
The old woman reached out and smoothed the child's slightly tousled hair.
She tucked the strands that had fallen in front of the child's eyes behind her ear.
"It's enough that you came."
"Zhang Ying, Tian Ruirui, Li Jie, Wang Hao, Zhu Yawen."
The old woman looked at the doctor.
During the commotion just now, everyone's attention had been focused on the rat beneath her. You had no time to pay attention to anything else.
"You're Su Qian Qian's classmates."
"And you didn't find any trace of a rat, either."
So many days had passed...
"Su Qian Qian."
She didn't know...
"Acute stress disorder..."
Did that make sense...
A few students stayed in the hospital room to chat with Guan Luyun.
"Don't move."
Their eyes couldn't help being drawn to the girl's foot in a cast.
"Does your foot hurt a lot?"
"...You've only been here a little while."
The old woman murmured.
"Does what Grandma said make sense?"
It wasn't serious.
"Su Qian Qian."
"Wait a moment."
"Why did you come?"
The auntie looked toward the girl who had spoken.
"Goodbye."
Those people—old and young...
The doctor wasn't entirely sure, either.
When had those children come into the hospital room?
A smile appeared on her face.
"Su Qian Qian, get some good rest."
It gave her a sensation like something was being tugged at.
"The child really did see a rat..."
Huh?
"I forgot something."
Her senses returned to normal, too.
A look of surprise and confusion crossed her pale face.
"You mean..."
"Ah."
"Should