Li Ao's operation was very successful, but the psychological trauma he suffered was difficult to heal.
After he woke up, he subconsciously curled up in the quilt and looked at the ward with anxious eyes.
Su Beibei, who had dozed off on the accompanying bed, sat up quickly when she realized Li Ao was awake. The noise she made scared Li Ao, who trembled all over and subconsciously hid deeper under the quilt.
He had already hidden at the edge of the bed. If he moved any further, he would fall. Su Beibei saw Li Ao's subconscious avoidance behavior, and her heart ached sharply.
Su Beibei sat on the bed and didn't dare to move rashly, for fear that she would scare Li Ao.
Li Ao hid his head under the quilt. After a while, he found that there was no movement around him. Then he gently pulled down a corner of the quilt. A pair of skinny eyebrows and eyes were exposed outside the quilt, looking at Su Beibei with two trembling eyeballs.
Su Beibei didn't dare to speak. She endured the heartache and looked at her child with tender eyes.
Li Ao and Su Beibei looked at each other for a long time. He seemed to have finally recognized the identity of the person in front of him, and tears gradually appeared in his trembling eyes.
Li Ao hid under the quilt and trembled. He bit the quilt with his teeth and sobbed.
Su Beibei almost broke down and burst into tears when she heard her son cry. She called out cautiously, "Neil?"
Li Ao's sobbing body paused, and soon began to tremble slightly again.
Su Beibei slid down from the bed gently and slowly approached Li Ao's bed.
Standing beside the bed, Su Beibei whispered to Li Ao, "Neil, can mommy hold you?"
Li Ao was silent for a long time before rubbing his head on the white pillow.
It was a subtle nod.
Su Beibei lay on her side on Li Ao's bed. She comforted Li Ao softly, "Neil, you are safe now. You are with your mother now. Everything will be fine."
Li Ao just continued to sob without saying a word, as if he didn't hear what Su Beibei said.
Su Beibei gently patted Li Ao's shoulders through the quilt and sang a soft song in his ear. Li Ao's body, which had been twitching constantly, gradually calmed down.
After a long time, Li Ao finally pulled down the quilt from his head. He looked at Su Beibei with tears on his face. After confirming that this person would not hit him, Li Ao carefully moved towards Su Beibei and nestled his head against her waist.
Su Beibei hugged the child, not daring to use force for fear of hurting the wound on Li Ao's back.
Smelling his mother's scent and hearing her singing, Li Ao gradually calmed down.
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A small portion of Li Ao's small intestine had been removed. Fortunately, the portion was only about ten centimeters, not enough to disrupt his digestive system. With proper care, his small intestine would function normally once he recovered.
But he was too thin, and his stomach was too small, so he could only start with liquid foods that were the easiest to digest and absorb. The doctor recommended that Li Ao start with milk, and then slowly transition to porridge, taking a gradual approach.
It will take at least two years to get his body back in shape.
The wounds on Li Ao's back have become infected, and the doctor will give him anti-infection rehabilitation treatment next.
Su Beibei suspended all her work. Fortunately, the scripts for the first season of her drama had been completed, so she would no longer participate in the production of the second season.
Su Beibei had already fired the previous aunt, and after closing her business, she stayed in the hospital to take care of Li Ao personally.
They stayed in the hospital for over a month before returning home.
Li Ao suffered a great crime this time and was deeply traumatized. He became timid and cowardly, and would tremble with fear when he saw things like hemp ropes.
He didn't even dare to speak.
Because someone in Li Ao's subconscious mind was telling him that he would be beaten if he spoke!
Li Lituo Han Zhan found the contact information of Alman Evans, the most famous psychologist in the United States.
Alman's time is very precious. He only sees seven patients with mental disorders every month, and will not see new patients until these seven patients recover.
Li Li spent a lot of money to convince Alman.
With Su Beibei's careful company and Alman's psychological counseling, after five years, Li Ao slowly walked out of the shadows and his body became healthier.
Although he still couldn't speak, he finally dared to look people in the eye, and dared to run, jump, and make big noises.
As for Li Ao's inability to speak out about this matter, Alman also felt helpless.
Heart disease is not so easy to cure.
In the winter when Li Ao was ten years old, Su Beibei cleaned the house and went outside to throw away the garbage in her coat.
On the way home, Su Beibei stepped on frozen ice and fell. Her butt hit the cold and hard snow, and the pain made half of her body numb.
Adults are not like children. Children can get up and jump around immediately after falling down, but adults cannot.
Su Beibei sat on the ground, letting the heavy snow fall on her.
Snowflakes fell on her eyelids, melted into water, and rolled down the corners of her eyes into her sweater.
She wiped her eyes, knelt sideways on the snow, supported herself with her hands, and tried to slowly get up.
The snowflakes that had been falling continuously seemed to have stopped.
Has the snow stopped?
Su Beibei looked up in surprise and saw a large black umbrella above her head.
Li Ao, who was holding an umbrella, had grown a lot taller, but his figure was still thin.
The knuckles of his right hand, which was holding the umbrella, were slender and white, revealing an unhealthy and sickly look.
The young boy stood in the wind and snow, his figure as straight as a pine or cypress.
No matter how hard the wind and snow blow, he will never bend.
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