Shi Ran curled his lips into a bitter smile and put his hands behind his back.
The doctor asked them to go out and not disturb grandpa's rest. Uncle left without saying anything. Shi Ran looked at him leaving so resolutely and his eyes narrowed.
Only after his uncle disappeared in the corridor did Shi Ran look at his father.
He took out his cell phone and called his aunt, apparently to talk about his grandfather's illness.
Although Shi Ran's wrist was only bruised and not broken, the teacher still worriedly pulled Shi Ran away to treat her bruise.
Shi Ran's eyes were slightly wet.
I don’t know why, but my nose just felt sore.
The teacher applied the ointment calmly and carefully.
I don't know how long it took, but the pain in my wrist soon subsided. The teacher gently stroked Shi Ran's hair and comforted her, "It's late. Go back and rest. Don't worry, everything will be fine."
The teacher seemed to understand Shi Ran.
Shi Ran bit her lip and nodded.
She couldn't sleep and lay in bed, with the image of her grandfather in her previous life lying in bed, haggard in her mind.
Change!
It must be changeable.
It seems that she is the one holding the script and knows the final result, so she can change it, like changing her father's death, the truth about her aunt's divorce, the bankruptcy of Tang Tang's family and saving Song Sichen. The same goes for her grandfather.
All of this is changeable.
squeak!
She sat up when she heard the door opening. At the door, the light in the corridor cast a shadow of her grandfather's figure.
"Shi Ran!"
Before I walked in, I heard my grandfather's voice.
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