Zhou Can greeted the woman warmly.
"The train ride was rather long, and the layover added a few hours. Otherwise, I could have reached the hospital even earlier. My daughter told me that it was you who kindly paid for her meals yesterday. I'm really grateful to you. How much do I owe you? I'll pay you back right now."
The woman tried to stand up, and only then did Zhou Can realize that she was using a crutch.
It seemed her leg had a problem.
No wonder she stayed seated on her portable stool without moving.
"Auntie, the food didn't cost much, there's no need to pay me back. I've already agreed with your daughter that she should focus on her treatment. Once she's recovered, when I visit your hometown, a nice meal from her would be sufficient."
Zhou Can quickly gestured with his hands, indicating that the woman didn't need to be so polite.
