Juzi took a deep breath.
She tried to get her brain working normally again.
"Big Sister..."
Juzi's voice was a little hoarse.
"Wait..."
"Give me a moment."
Juzi raised a hand and tapped her head.
Hoping it would help her think more clearly.
"You said..."
"Your son can let Bao Bao see maple leaves."
"Red maple leaves."
Juzi asked again, just to be sure.
Was that true?
Was she really not just imagining it because she'd been thinking about it day and night?
"Yes."
Madam Xiao nodded.
She gave the same affirmative answer again.
"I know you're surprised."
"I was surprised too when I first heard it."
"But..."
Madam Xiao smiled.
"Why not give it a try?"
After all, there was nothing to lose by trying...
Wasn't there?
Besides...
"I believe my son."
Madam Xiao smiled. "He wouldn't lie to me."
"He must be sure he can do it, or he wouldn't have told me he could."
Juzi stared blankly at Madam Xiao.
Madam Xiao's words echoed in her mind.
That was right.
Why not give it a try...
They were at a loss as to what to do anyway.
So...
If there was even the slightest chance, they were willing to try.
"Okay."
Juzi nodded.
"Let's try."
"Big Sister."
Juzi clenched her hands. "Then I'll have to trouble your son."
"What does he need to do?"
Juzi asked eagerly.
"Does he need to take Bao Bao out of the hospital?"
"That's too dangerous..."
Juzi murmured.
But she also knew that unless they took the child out of the hospital, how could he see the maple leaves?
Juzi frowned, torn.
"No need."
Madam Xiao's expression relaxed.
She'd had the same doubts as Juzi.
But her son had given her an answer that