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nMo Rao found a restaurant and ordered a few dishes to fill her stomach.

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nShe wanted to go home directly, but she suddenly remembered something and got out of the car halfway.

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nAfter dinner, Mo Rao also came to the hospital.

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nShe had specifically come to see Lin Qun.

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nDuring this period of time, Lin Qun had been unconscious. According to the doctor, his situation was very dangerous.

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nAfter not waking up for three days, he was sent to the ICU and could not be visited. Mo Rao could only contact Lin Wen to discuss his situation.

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nMo Rao stood quietly at the entrance of the ICU. Although she could not see Lin Qun, she felt more at ease when she was closer to him.

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nAt this moment, Lin Wen quietly came behind Mo Rao.

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n“My brother is out of danger and has been transferred back to the ordinary ward.”

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nMo Rao was shocked and immediately turned around. When she saw that it was Lin Wen in a nurse’s uniform, she heaved a sigh of relief and asked, “Is he awake?”

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n“No, he’s out of danger, but he hasn’t woken up.” Lin Wen’s expression was a little unpleasant, and her eyes were filled with worry.

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n“Little Wen, do you think we should contact the other hospitals and see if there’s a better treatment option?” Mo Rao clenched her fists and said solemnly.

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nLin Wen smiled and comforted Mo Rao. “It’s okay. Let’s wait a little longer.”

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nShe was a nurse herself. Actually, she knew stuff like this better than Mo Rao.

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nThere would be no better place than Guotai Hospital.

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nChanging hospitals would put Lin Qun in danger.

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nSuddenly, Lin Wen changed the topic and asked, “By the way, were you tired from helping me volunteer that day?”

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n“I wasn’t tired. I think it was very meaningful.” Mo Rao smiled and replied.

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n“I saw your video. You spoke very eloquently. I think those children will like you very much.” Lin Wen admired Mo Rao from the bottom of her heart.

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nMo Rao felt a little shy, but she still asked, “Little Wen, why did you think of volunteering there before?”

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nThese words seemed to have triggered Lin Wen’s sadness. She lowered her eyes and said in a low voice, “Because the family that adopted me back then had a child who was deaf and mute. They also had mild autism. The combination of these two situations is really very pitiful.”

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nMo Rao was shocked. Her heart ached when she thought of such children.

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nLin Wen continued, “But they were very rich, so they adopted me. Actually, their goal was to wait until they were old so that I could take care of their son. Moreover, they asked me to marry their son so that they could leave all the family assets to me. But if I didn’t agree, I would have to leave that family.”

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nShe did not expect such a thing to happen. Mo Rao was so shocked that she could not even speak.

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nLin Wen recalled those memories and sighed. “That year, I was about to take the college entrance examination and accidentally heard their words. If I didn’t agree, even if I got into a university, they wouldn’t pay for my tuition and living expenses.”

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n“This is too shameless!” Mo Rao was indignant.

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nAlthough that child was very pitiful, they should not sacrifice the happiness of another child!

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nLin Wen smiled bitterly. “Mo Rao, that’s why I said you’re very lucky. Actually, many people are very unlucky. I’m one of them. Now that I’m used to it, I won’t have too much expectations for this world and won’t be too disappointed.”

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nSeeing her disappointed look, Mo Rao felt her heart ach. She couldn’t help but hold Lin Wen’s hand. “What happened after that? How did you leave there?”

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n“At that time, my brother became a police officer and had a stable income. I moved in with him and he sent me to university.” Lin Wen smiled at Mo Rao, as if she was trying her best to pretend to be relieved.

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nMo Rao did not expect her two former friends to have suffered so much. She felt like crying.

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nLin Wen quickly comforted her. “Don’t cry. My brother will definitely get better. We’ve survived so many ordeals. This is a small matter.”

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nMo Rao wiped the corners of her eyes and tried her best not to act so fragile. She nodded. “I will. Little Wen, I will have your back in the future. I will always be your friend.”

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nLin Wen was touched. “Okay, I understand. Mo Rao, I have to go to work now. Let’s talk next time.”

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n“Alright, go ahead.” Mo Rao waved her hand.

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nAfter Lin Wen left, Mo Rao found Lin Qun’s current ward. Looking at Lin Qun, who was lying comatose on the bed, she felt deeply guilty and upset. She sat down and gently held Lin Qun’s hand. She accompanied him quietly for a while before getting up to leave.

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