Mr. Bai stayed by Anning's side until she woke up, only then did he breathe a sigh of relief.
Anning opened her eyes and felt a sense of comfort when she saw Mr. Bai.
She asked softly, "Teacher, where am I?"
Mr. Bai wanted to scold Anning, but seeing the pitiful look on the child, he couldn't bear to do it.
He poured a cup of brown sugar water for Anning and said, "Have some water first."
Mr. Bai was very attentive, placing a straw in the cup and handing it to Anning's lips. Anning took a few sips, her throat no longer felt so dry, and she gave a weak smile, "Teacher, what happened to me?"
Mr. Bai didn't know how to deal with Anning.
He sighed deeply, "Why didn't you talk to your teacher if you were having difficulties?"
Anning felt a bit guilty and said softly, "I... I've borrowed money from you already, I couldn't trouble you further."
"You child."
