"Did Mother ever think of me?" Tangyuan asked, feeling wronged.

"Of course! You're the first one I remember, Tangyuan. I'm sorry! It's all my fault for making you sad." Tian Yu said with some guilt as she looked at them.

Tangyuan hugged Tianyu and buried her head in Tianyu's arms, sobbing as she said, "Tangyuan is not sad. As long as Mother doesn't leave Tangyuan, Tangyuan is not sad at all."

"Okay! Mother won't leave Tangyuan." For some reason, Tian Yu felt reluctant to part with them, as if she really was their mother. This strange feeling grew stronger and stronger.

Li Xingyun's mother, Madam Li, was also somewhat moved by this scene. She thought that even if she wasn't the real Tian Yu, as long as she was good to them, she would accept it. Li's father, however, didn't see it that way. He had taken Tian Yu's pulse and had also heard Li Xingyun talk about Tian Yu. There were too many suspicious points, which were beyond the scope of his medical skills. From the outside, apart from looking similar, they were completely different, yet there was an inexplicable resemblance.

When Zhao Moyan came in, he saw this harmonious scene, and a part of his heart softened. He told himself that it was fine as it was. Even if she couldn't remember, what did it matter? As long as he knew it was her, that was enough!

Having been bedridden for over half a month, Tian Yu longed to get up and stretch her muscles one day, but Tang Yuan and You Ran wouldn't allow it, refusing to let her get out of bed under any circumstances. They also supervised her daily medication, and heaven knows how she managed to drink that bitter medicine—just thinking about it made her nauseous. The servants in the mansion were constantly around her, and two younger servants watched over and waited on her. Tian Yu was both happy and very troubled.

Tian Yu stood up, moved her hands and feet, and said, "Look, I'm all better now. Shall we go for a walk together?"

"No! Father said Mother must not get out of bed and must rest in bed," Tangyuan said firmly.

“But I’m already better. Now I need to exercise more to recover faster,” Tian Yu explained patiently.

"We should stretch our muscles and bones," You Ran nodded and said. Tian Yu looked at Tang Yuan expectantly, and Tang Yuan finally relented under their gazes.