Give Me Another Smile (GL) Chapter 70 - Don't Cry

One day, Tang Yu noticed the shriveled fingers in her hand moving slightly. Looking up in surprise, she saw Yin Zhao-an slowly opening her eyes in a daze.

"An-An!" Tang Yu cried out in joy.

Gao Rang stood at the head of the bed with a medical record in one hand. After inspecting the medical instruments surrounding the bed, he scribbled a bunch of confusing symbols on the medical record.

Meanwhile, Wang Zhen held back her tears as she leaned on Yin Changcheng, her heart full of joy.

"All indicators look normal. If you decide to bring meals for her, prepare only light foods for the time being; nothing oily, spicy, or salty," Gao Rang said as he put his pen into his breast pocket and nudged his glasses. "If anything comes up, inform me as soon as possible."

"Thank you, Doctor Gao," Wang Zhen said as she got up and tried to see Gao Rang out of the ward.

However, Gao Rang politely stopped her and said, "I'm only doing my job. You should talk to the patient."

…

Yin Zhao-an had her eyes fixed on Tang Yu the moment she woke up. She also firmly held onto Tang Yu's hand, never letting go, even when doctors came to check on her.

Yin Zhao-an still looked to be in a trance. It didn't seem like she could hear the people around her speaking, her eyes vacantly looking at Tang Yu. If not for Yin Zhao-an's pupils following Tang Yu's movements, Wang Zhen would have thought that something was wrong with her daughter's vision.

"Can you let go of Little Yu for now, An-An? Little Yu still hasn't eaten," Wang Zhen tried to warmly persuade her daughter to let go of Tang Yu's hand.

It was already long past noon. Yu Wanrou came to visit numerous times during this period. Meanwhile, as if she couldn't get tired, Yin Zhao-an had never slept since she woke up. This led to Tang Yu being unable to leave Yin Zhao-an's side even once. Although Tang Yu hadn't said anything, Wang Zhen couldn't help but grow concerned for the girl's stomach.

Unfortunately, despite how frail Yin Zhao-an's hand looked, it tightly held onto Tang Yu's hand and refused to budge when Wang Zhen tried to pry it open. Or, more specifically, Wang Zhen dared not use too much strength to pry it open.

Meanwhile, Yin Zhao-an remained in a trance. It didn't seem like she had heard her mother's words as all she did was stare at Tang Yu.

"It's okay, Auntie. I'm fine eating with one hand," Tang Yu warmly said, keen on accommodating Yin Zhao-an's every action.

Wang Zhen couldn't help but sigh in resignation over this situation. As a doctor herself, she knew that a patient who had just awoken from a long coma would not have control over their body. The rotation of the pupils was also a subconscious action.

Although Wang Zhen felt sorry for Tang Yu, she had no choice but to trouble Tang Yu to keep her daughter company a little longer.

"I'm going to go and take care of some paperwork, so I'll have to trouble you here, Little Yu. If anything comes up, just ring the bell for a nurse," Wang Zhen said as she grabbed a sealed envelope and g

…