Grandma's disposition was as cheerful as ever. She only said she would take care of herself in her daily life and told them not to worry too much about her.
So they really did believe her.
Just like before, they all waited for Grandma to come by, forgetting to take the initiative and visit her themselves.
Without realizing it, they neglected Grandma.
Until that incident happened.
They got a call from the hospital saying the old lady had almost been hit by a car and that her family needed to come over right away.
Their family and their uncle's family hurried to the hospital one after another.
But they found that the old lady's condition was somewhat different from what they had expected.
Was it better than they had thought, or worse?
There was nothing seriously wrong with the old lady.
The car hadn't actually hit her; it had only brushed against her.
The driver had managed to slam on the brakes at the very last second.
Still, the old lady had been so startled that she'd fallen to the ground, scraping the skin on her hand.
To be safe, the driver immediately helped her into the car and raced all the way to the hospital.
But the old woman, who should have been resting peacefully in bed, was desperate to leave.
Several nurses and a doctor nearby were doing their best to stop her.
Noticing their arrival, the doctor walked over.
"Are you relatives of Ms. Li Aifang?"
"Yes."
"Doctor, how is my mother? Is she all right?"
"She's fine."
"It's just—"
The doctor turned to look at the commotion around the bed. "As you can see, the patient is very agitated right now."
"Although there's nothing seriously wrong with her physically, our hospital can't