Inside Liang Lefei's hospital room—

Song Yuli stayed with Liang Lefei for a while, then suddenly felt a bit uncomfortable in his stomach, so he prepared to go to the restroom.

Seeing Nan Luotong following closely behind her, she said helplessly, "Tongtong, it smells terrible there. Wait for me here, I'll be right back."

Nan Luotong didn't speak, but her pouting lips revealed her reluctance.

Yes, in her eyes, Liang Lefei was a complete stranger, and given that she suffered from autism, she really couldn't stay here alone.

Seeing this, Liang Lefei, whose mind was preoccupied with Fei Siyan, couldn't help but notice that something was wrong with Nan Luotong.

What's wrong with her?

Other four- or five-year-old children are usually disliked by everyone and even dogs, but the little girl that Song Yuli brought over was a bit too quiet.

Song Yuli couldn't help but smile bitterly: "Tongtong has autism."

As soon as he finished speaking, Song Yuli looked somewhat embarrassed.

Given Nan Luotong's personality, even if she went to school, it wouldn't work. She had to take advantage of this time to let Tongtong interact with more strangers.

After scanning the room, Song Yuli finally focused his gaze on the cradle beside the bed.

She took Nan Luotong's hand and led her to the cradle. She moved a chair over and placed it beside her, then lifted Nan Luotong onto the chair.

"Tongtong, stay here and play with your little brother for a while. Auntie will be right back. Be a good girl."

Nan Luotong clung to the cradle, her big eyes wide open, looking at Song Yuli with a pitiful expression.

Song Yuli was a little overwhelmed: "I promise you, I will come back as quickly as possible, no more than five minutes."

After hearing this, Nan Luotong blinked in confusion, glanced at Song Yuli again, and then lowered her eyes to focus on the baby blowing bubbles in the cradle.

Upon seeing this, Song Yuli couldn't help but sigh.

"Sister, could you keep an eye on Tongtong for me? I'll be right back."

Liang Lefei nodded.

Song Yu then left and went into the restroom in a specific location on each floor.

After coming out of the restroom, Song Yuli found that the restroom, which had been crowded just moments before, was now completely empty.

With her cherry lips slightly pursed, Song Yuli suppressed the bad premonition in her heart, went to the faucet, turned on the cold water, washed her hands, and was just about to turn around and leave when suddenly someone covered her mouth and nose from behind.

...

Inside the ward.

Nan Luotong waited for a long time, but Song Yuli did not return. She pursed her lips, and her big, watery eyes filled with tears.

My auntie lied to me. She said it would be five minutes, but it's been two five-minute intervals already.

When Liang Lefei saw this, she was just about to say a few words of comfort when a group of doctors suddenly pushed open the door and walked in.

Faced with the doctors asking all sorts of questions, Liang Lefei gradually withdrew her attention from Nan Luotong.

Nan Luotong was sitting alone on the sofa, her eyes fixed on the door. Suddenly, a familiar figure walked past the door. Nan Luotong's eyes lit up instantly, and she quickly slid off the sofa and ran after the figure.

"Auntie."

Seeing that the figure hadn't stopped, Nan Luotong couldn't help but call out, and then continued chasing.

Upon hearing this, the figure paused, glanced back sideways, then gave a strange smile before striding away again.

Nan Luotong pursed her lips, but still refused to give up and chased after him.

The crowd around them thinned out, and at the entrance of an escalator, the figure suddenly turned and went inside.