Her most beloved granddaughter had returned.
Thinking of this, Cai Shufang felt that she was already content.
"I'm content just by being able to see you and your child," Cai Shufang comforted Yu Anwan, appearing more open-minded.
Yu Anwan's eyes welled up with tears. "Grandma, don't say that. You have to watch them grow up."
Cai Shufang chuckled, but her laughter sounded weaker.
"Grandma, please hold on. I'll come to see you tomorrow morning," Yu Anwan said, her voice choked with sobs.
"Don't cry, Anwan. It hurts grandma to see you cry." Cai Shufang's voice was intermittent.
Yu Anwan knew that Cai Shufang couldn't endure for too long, so she didn't want to keep her grandmother on the line and the nurse promptly ended the call.
"I'm sorry, Miss Yu, but the old lady cannot talk for too long." the nurse apologized.
In the nurse's opinion, Yu Anwan seemed much more compassionate than the rest of the Yu family.
