The mushroom-haired little girl felt uneasy.
Even though she wasn't the one taking sick leave.
It was her mom and dad.
" if you start feeling worse and want to come home, tell your teacher anytime..."
On the way to preschool, the girl's mom reminded her,
"Have your teacher call Mom and Dad."
"We'll come pick you up right away."
"Got it?"
The mushroom-haired little girl nodded.
She understood.
"Don't feel embarrassed to tell your teacher."
The girl's mom patted her on the head.
She knew her daughter was timid.
Maybe she would choose to endure it.
That wouldn't be good.
She didn't want her daughter to suffer in silence.
"Got it?"
The mushroom-haired little girl nodded again.
"I got it."
"All right."
They had arrived at preschool. The girl's mom smiled at her.
"We're here."
"Go on in."
Teacher Lin spotted the mushroom-haired little girl.
She walked over.
"Nana, are you feeling better?"
For a moment, the mushroom-haired little girl felt guilty.
She lowered her head.
Then she nodded a little too hastily.
The girl's mom furrowed her brows. "We took her to the doctor yesterday."
"Nana even fainted on the way."
"Huh?"
Teacher Lin was taken aback.
She fainted!?
Was it that serious?
"Has Nana recovered?"
Teacher Lin looked at the girl.
The little girl's head was lowered, making it hard to see her face.
Or tell how she was feeling.
Teacher Lin looked back at the girl's mom and dad.
"If she isn't better, she can rest at home a little longer."
There's no need to rush back to preschool...
The girl's mom shook her head slightly.
"Nana had a checkup."
"There's nothing seriously wrong."
"Nana didn't want to take time off for no reason."
"She'd feel