"It's good that you're okay, otherwise, otherwise I will definitely regret it for the rest of my life."

I couldn't help but reach out and grab Lulu's wrist, but luckily, Lulu woke up.

I've been thinking about this question this afternoon when I saw her lying quietly in bed.

If Lulu doesn't wake up, I'll be here all the time waiting for her to wake up.

As for Peng Suwen's kid, I will definitely find a way to kill him first, and I won't give him a good end.

"Don't do that, ahem, I'm fine, you see, I'm not okay now, I can even sit up."

Lulu shook her head at me, and smiled a little pale but very determined.

She really felt that there was nothing wrong with her body, she hadn't been fine, and she was even able to sit up from the bed.

I was making too much of a fuss, and she probably just slept soundly before, so she didn't wake up.

If I had been patient and waited, I might have woken up by now.

But you can't blame me for everything, Lulu understands in her heart, and the reason why I'm so anxious is probably because I care too much about her safety.

Of course, this kind of care is not because of liking, but because of guilt.

I just always feel that I owe her, so I will keep her safety at heart again and again.

"Don't move, you still have to wait here, I'll go find a doctor first."

I just pressed Lulu's eager body back onto the hospital bed.

The little nurse also mentioned before that Lulu may have hurt her brain this time, and it may be an 'internal injury', and there is really no problem from the outside.

But that's not the case, and if Lulu sat up now, maybe it would have affected her body.

What's more, Lulu's face is still visible to the naked eye, and she has been weak when she speaks, and even coughs intermittently twice.

The more I thought about it, the more I felt unsure, so I just went out and got the doctor first.

As long as he shows Lulu and he says that there is no problem with Lulu's body, then there must be no problem.

"There you go."

Lulu didn't refuse my offer this time, and she didn't blindly hold my hand and not let me go.

She also thought that I couldn't rest assured about whatever she said anyway, so it was better to let me go and find the doctor.

Anyway, she knew very well that there was nothing wrong with her body, so the doctor would have to say that her body was not good.

That's a real quack, so she just took the opportunity to transfer from here.

Of course, Lulu still thinks it's more likely that the doctor said she was fine, and she just waited here for me to be 'slapped in the face' for a while.

"She doesn't have anything big to do, but she still needs to recuperate, she can't do strenuous exercise during this time, and her diet must be as light as possible."

I had just walked up the corridor when I met the same doctor who had examined Lulu earlier.

I dragged the man all the way to the hospital room, and he quickly took out his things and gave Lulu a full check-up.

Then he wrote a lot of things in his medical record book before he opened his mouth to explain it to me.

Lulu was right in her mind, and there was really nothing wrong with her current body.

It's just that because the injury is on the back of the head, in order to prevent other changes in the body, you have to take a closer look.

At least during the period of observation, Lulu was not able to exercise vigorously.

Not to mention running around like before, going around in the east and going around in the west, and even watching TV for too long.

During this time, Lulu should stay at home honestly.

Then ask her nanny to make something easy to digest and nutritious for her to eat, so that her body can slowly recover.

"By the way, you can't overuse your brain, and it's best not to have too many fluctuations in your emotions."

The doctor wrote something on the medical record book, thought about it, and looked up and told him again.

Just in case, it's better to wait two days and check it out, so that you can really make sure that this minor concussion hasn't affected her in any way.

Otherwise, if there is any potential problem that is not discovered, it will not be him who will be blamed by this time.

He doesn't want to lose this iron job bowl for the time being, he just hopes that his life can go on stably.

"Wait two days, and then you can come back to the hospital for a recheck."

"And when will I be discharged?"

Lulu tilted her head in thought for a moment, then pursed her lips a little impatiently.

All the doctors in this world are really the same, and everyone will only say such specious things.

What is the difference between the doctor talking for a long time and not saying anything, he didn't say a single key question, but said a lot of nonsense.

She didn't like the hospital at all, and if she was to stay here, she might as well just die.

"Wait until this bottle of water is finished and you can go."

The doctor replied that he had seen a lot of patients, and that Lulu was used to seeing them like this, and that he obviously didn't want to stay in the hospital longer.

But it's not something that can't be understood. After all, the hospital is not a good place, and the smell inside is not so good, so it is better to stay less or not more.

"Is she really okay, doctor?"

I wasn't as big as Lulu, and I was more worried about her safety than she was about wanting to get out.

I always thought that there must be a reason why Lulu suddenly fainted today, not to mention that she had a terminal illness that couldn't be cured, at least it shouldn't be such a small problem.

It's better to let Lulu stay in the hospital for a few more days, and it would be nice to be able to observe carefully, otherwise I can rest assured that Lulu will go back alone.

Although Lulu's family has an aunt who will come over to clean and cook on time, she is still the only one who lives alone.

When the time comes, if something happens, Lulu, what can she do alone? Isn't that just a way to heaven and no way to enter the earth?

"Don't worry, as long as she eats and sleeps on time, and then pays attention to her eating habits, she will be fine."

The doctor reached out and patted me on the shoulder, and he didn't understand my worries.

But Lulu is really not a big problem, you can't force Lulu to stay in the hospital.

If they did, Lulu would be very dissatisfied with the patient in the first place, and they would have wasted a bed in their hospital.

This is equivalent to giving up on a patient who is more likely to have a dangerous situation.

He was a doctor with medical ethics, and he remembered the vows he had made before, and he couldn't do such a thing.

"Thank you, doctor."

I nodded, thanked the doctor again, and sent him out the door.

Then he turned and went into the hospital room, and sat down on the edge of Lulu's bed, and came up to tuck the quilt for her.

"Fan Xiaoyun, I'm thirsty."

Lulu pouted, she seemed to have a lot of dissatisfaction with me in her heart, but she still didn't say a word.

The best thing to do is just take my arm and shake it, and then point to my somewhat dry throat.