"Grandpa, do you know how much I long for him to show just a hint of weakness, to look deeper into my thoughts and understand my expectations of him? I wish we weren't like enemies every time we meet. The moment he left, his figure disappearing from my sight became a pain I could never forget in this lifetime."
Old Master Zhang's pathological report is about to come out. He waits with anticipation for a good result, but she fears this result might cause him to break down. Yet there's nothing he can do; many things must be experienced personally.
After having lunch, the doctor called her into the office. He instantly knew the news, unsure whether to speak or stay silent. If he spoke, would it be too much of a psychological burden on his patient? Yet if he didn't, how could the patient at ease recuperate without knowing his condition?
