As Haiyue narrated, many expressions appeared on Mrs. Sikong's face, including shock, worry... and finally, sadness...
After telling her story, Haiyue sat there with her lips pursed.
Old lady Sikong also said nothing.[
There was silence in the ward.
After a long while, Mrs. Sikong said tremblingly, "You mean, Jing Qiu and your adoptive father, Lin Changguo, fell into the sea together and still can't be found?"
"Yes." Haiyue lowered her head and replied in a low voice.
Although she was very reluctant to admit it, this was a fact and she couldn't tolerate not admitting it...
Haiyue now only hopes that a miracle will happen and allow Sikong Jingqiu to survive that storm...
She wants nothing.
As long as he survives.
real.
Haiyue thought with misty eyes.
After listening to this, Mrs. Sikong felt as if she had aged dozens of years in an instant, and her body became slumped.
Although Mrs. Sikong was filled with complicated emotions when she heard that Sikong Jingqiu was Yi Zhentian's son, she has really treated him as her own grandson for the past thirty years.
Now that she heard that he had fallen into the sea and his life or death was uncertain, Mrs. Sikong still couldn't help but blush...
She turned her head, wiped her eyes, moved her body with difficulty, and wanted to lie down.
Haiyue quickly handed Jinglue to Lin's mother, who had tears streaming down her face, and stood up to help her.
Old Mrs. Sikong refused Haiyue's help and struggled alone...
After a long time, she finally flattened her body, lay down on her side, facing the wall arm, and cried silently.
Haiyue looked at the old lady's lonely back with a lump in her throat, and tears fell down again.
She wiped it off quickly and said to the person on the hospital bed, "Grandma, take a good rest first and I'll come see you tomorrow." Then she took Jinglue and left the hospital quickly.
She had no way to stay in the ward, no way to face the sadness of Mrs. Sikong...
That kind of gave her an illusion...[
There is an illusion that Sikong Jingqiu has long been buried under the sea...