"Get up quickly." Ji Anning hurriedly bent down and helped the child up.
"Thank you, thank you."
The boy's parents came over, held him, and repeatedly thanked Ji Anning before leaving with the boy.
"Mom, I want to go home, I don't want to watch anymore."
The boy tightly grabbed his mother's hand, with a hint of distress and sadness in his voice.
Then came his mother's reprimand, "Don't be discouraged, Mom will definitely cure your eyes, no matter the cost. Only when you're well will I be okay."
In this world, mothers who give up on their children are really very rare...
Was she just too unlucky?
At this hour, the elevator was crowded, and Ji Anning leaned against the elevator wall, lost in thought.
'Ding'
The elevator stopped, the doors opened, many people got out, and Ji Anning snapped back to reality. Seeing the empty elevator, she thought she had also arrived. As the elevator doors were about to close, she quickly rushed out.
