After a moment, the person on the bed still showed no reaction.
An Ning asked Tutu in the space, "What's going on? Why is he still not moving?"
Tutu: "What's the rush? You have to give the medicine some time to work. Just wait."
"Alright." What else could be done but wait?
After returning to consciousness, An Ning explained to Lu Er, "To be effective, it might still take a while. Let's just wait and see."
"Hmm, as long as my big brother can wake up, we Lu brothers will definitely be grateful for your great kindness and will remember it for life. You can count on us for anything," Lu Er promised.
An Ning: "..."
She didn't need anything right now, just a sincere thank you from them would be enough.
Tutu said the measure of gratitude isn't about quantity but the depth of someone's thankfulness towards her.
Just like when she gave copper coins to those beggars, they were thankful to her but not too deeply, so she didn't gain much gratitude value.
