The next evening, as the train arrived at the station, An Hao, dragging her suitcase, alighted with Gu Shuangshuang.
Ning Yibin's aide was there to pick them up. Seeing An Hao, he stepped forward to take her luggage and also helped Gu Shuangshuang with hers.
"The Commander is feeling a bit unwell, so he sent me to pick you and your friend up."
"What's wrong with him? He didn't mention it on the phone," An Hao asked worriedly.
"It's the old problem," the aide said. "It's his heart that's troubling him."
An Hao sighed. It was such a troubling issue.
Her own mother had died of heart disease, and An Hao had viewed the condition with the same wariness one might reserve for a natural disaster. It was then that the seed of her desire to study medicine had sprouted.
Upon hearing that Ning Yibin's heart was troubling him, Gu Shuangshuang decided not to disturb An Hao's family anymore.
