Had the child been singing a one-person show all along?
"You'd better not bring up the things she did in the past for a while..."
The doctor reminded the two elderly people.
"Otherwise, she might remember something and sink back into her fantasies."
Physical illnesses could relapse, and so could mental problems.
If they relapsed...
They would be even harder to cure than before.
"We won't bring them up. We won't."
Grandma Yu immediately waved her hands.
She had waited so long for the child to wake up. She'd have to be an idiot to bring up the things she desperately wanted the child to forget.
Only by forgetting them completely could the child avoid falling back into her fantasies.
"I understand."
Grandma Yu smiled.
That was why she had deliberately sent the child to bed just now.
She didn't want the child to hear their conversation.
As long as the two elderly people understood, that was good.
The doctor nodded, reassured.
"Take the child to visit her parents' graves as soon as you can."
That would help the child understand more clearly that her parents were resting forever.
They wouldn't appear by her side again.
She could visit her parents at the cemetery.
She could talk to them there.
And gradually get used to seeing them that way.
"All right."
Grandma Yu nodded.
Actually, even if the doctor hadn't said so, she'd planned to take the child to see her parents' graves as soon as possible.
As the saying went, strike while the iron was hot.
To be honest, Grandma Yu still hadn't completely let her guard down.
She would have to see how the child was doing after today.
The doctor seemed to realize something and lowered her head.
She took out