Regret That Didn't Love You Earlier

0When Xia Xingxuan mentioned her father, her heart ached for her. He did not expect to see Xu Huizhen again and then see her lying on the hospital bed. Chiang Yuyan could only use the ventilator to maintain her life. This made Chiang Yuyan understand how difficult Xia Xingxuan's family situation was.    0

    

To be honest, she felt that Xia Xingxuan was quite miserable and pitiful. She also had some sympathy for Xia Xingxuan.    

    

The first thing Xia Xingxuan did when she entered the ward was to take a look at Xia Yuanhang. He was still the same as before today. He did not show any signs of waking up and did not have any other major problems.    

    

Since the incident with Xia Yuanhang until now, Xu Huizhen had lost a lot of weight because of her worries. Seeing her husband becoming like this, she washed her face with tears every day.    

    

"Mom, how is Dad today?"    

    

"He's still the same."    

    

"When the doctor came to make ward rounds today, he said that if your dad doesn't wake up this week, he will consider whether he should transfer to the ICU," the patient said.    

    

Xia Xingxuan listened and felt worried. "Dad will get better."    

    

Remembering that Chiang Yuyan was still there, Xia Xingxuan lost her composure and smiled at Chiang Yuyan. Then she introduced Chiang Yuyan to Xu Huizhen, "Mom, this is my friend. I met her in the training class."    

    

This was the first time Xu Huizhen saw Xia Xingxuan bring a friend over.    

    

She smiled amiably and said to Chiang Yuyan, "Hello, Miss."    

    

Chiang Yuyan placed a bunch of fresh flowers and a fruit basket on the table and said, "Hello Auntie, my name is Chiang Yuyan."    

    

"Chiang Yuyan? This name sounds good and she is also beautiful."    

    

Chiang Yuyan's smile was moving. "Thank you, Auntie."    

    

Xu Huizhen let Xia Xingxuan support her to the side of the bed and said," Xingxuan, quickly bring a chair for your friend to sit on. "    

    

Xia Xingxuan placed Xu Huizhen's walking stick on the wall and then brought the only chair in the ward for Chiang Yuyan to sit on.    

    

"Miss, do you want to drink tea? Auntie will pour you a cup of tea."    

    

Xia Xingxuan saw that Xu Huizhen's movements were inconvenient, so she took the initiative to brew a cup of tea for her.    

    

Chiang Yuyan took the cup that Xia Xingxuan handed over with both hands and said thank you.    

    

When Xia Xingxuan turned around, she saw Xu Huizhen tidying up the furball and said, "Mom, you are starting to play the sweater?"    

    

"Yes, isn't it almost autumn? I want to play a sweater for your dad. He will be able to wear it when he wakes up."    

    

These words made the two girls' noses turn sour.    

    

"Auntie, uncle will get better. You also have to take care of your own body."    

    

Xu Huizhen really liked Xia Xingxuan's friend very much. Not only was he beautiful, but he was also very obedient.    

    

"Thank you, Yuyan."    

    

"Have you guys had lunch? The nurse is preparing to send lunch over. Shall we have lunch together?"    

    

"Mom, we only came over after we ate."    

    

Chiang Yuyan said," Auntie, I'm not eating anymore either. I just want to come up with Xingxuan to see you and uncle. I'm going back now. "    

    

Xu Huizhen said, "Are you really not going to sit for a while before leaving?"    

    

"No, Auntie."    

    

"Yuyan, shall I send you out?" Yuyan asked.    

    

"Sure."    

    

Xia Xingxuan sent Chiang Yuyan out of the ward and Chiang Yuyan curiously asked Xia Xingxuan, "How did your mother's leg become like that?"    

    

Chiang Yuyan only asked out of curiosity. She saw Xia Xingxuan's expression was strange as if there was something difficult to say and it was not convenient to say why Xu Huizhen's legs became like that.    

    

Chiang Yuyan said embarrassingly, "Sorry, I was just asking."    

    

"It's okay."    

    

"In fact, it was inconvenient for my mother's legs to walk. It was not like she could only rely on crutches for the rest of her life."