"I’ll have her come and take a look at you. It would be best if she can help. If not—then we’ll just focus on living a good life from now on."
The moment Gao Lan heard this, the hope that had just sparked within her plummeted.
’What does he mean, a good life?’
’I can’t have children, I can’t be a mom anymore. How am I supposed to live a good life like that?’
’What am I going to do now?’
Fu Mingxue didn’t know if this was the right time to push open the hospital room door and go inside.
"Mingxue, you’re here!"
Mrs. Qin’s voice suddenly rang out.
Fu Mingxue was mortified.
She turned with a composed expression. "Mom!"
The people inside the room stopped talking at the sound of the voices outside.
"Go on in! Your sister-in-law is awake."
"Okay!" Fu Mingxue feigned composure as she pushed open the door.
Her face betrayed no sign that she had been eavesdropping.
’Oh, god, I really didn’t mean to eavesdrop.’
’It’s just that they were arguing, so it didn’t feel right to just walk in.’
"Sister-in-law!"
When Gao Lan saw her, the bitterness in her heart intensified.
’Why are some people so fortunate?’
’While my own fate is so cruel?’
At the moment, she didn’t have the slightest bit of energy to deal with visitors.
Fu Mingxue took out the gift she had brought.
It was two cans of milk powder and some fruit.
’There was no helping it. Where was I supposed to buy something on such short notice? Even if a few stores were open, I didn’t have time to pick something out.’
’I could only use what the system had on hand. Fortunately, anything produced by the system was better than what you could buy in stores.’


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