"...After all, I'm closer to you all than they are, they should be the ones to leave."
Lai Yang spoke with a crying tone, once again twisting the truth.
But Suchen had just been through a medical emergency, and Lai De was in a terrible mood, finding Lai Yang's noisy clamor in the room particularly grating.
So he said, "Lai Yang, you should take your friend and leave first."
"What? Uncle, you want me to leave?" Lai Yang looked devastated.
But Lai De only said, "Yes, you should go. I believe your aunt, if she were awake, would not want the room to be so noisy."
Suchen always liked quiet, which is why he had arranged for her to be in the most serene private hospital.
Now, Lai Yang was making noise in the room, and Lai De could see the electronic equipment's data reaching a critical warning threshold, so he could only expedite their departure.
Lai Yang was unwilling to back down, saying, "But Uncle, I came here today to bring a doctor to perform acupuncture for my aunt."
