Walking slowly towards the little boy's hospital bed, she noticed that as she approached, the little boy's breathing became tighter and tighter, and his grip on the sheet became harder and harder.

She only thought that it was because the little boy was afraid of the stranger's approach, so he stopped when he was still a certain distance away.

The little boy lowered his head to hide his emotions and not let Di Mu see the loss in his eyes.

No one spoke in the entire ward, and the nurse quietly helped the little boy to take care of his wound and left consciously.

Behind Di Mu's hand, he waved his hand to Luo Wei and motioned for him to go farther. Seeing Di Mu's gesture of driving people, Luo Wei touched his nose and left the ward with his cheeks puffed out. He didn't go far, he just stood outside the door of the ward and 'eavesdropped' openly. Di Mu also knew that Luo Wei didn't leave, but she was just afraid that Luo Wei would scare the little boy here, so she asked him to stay away for the time being.

Di Mu took two more steps forward tentatively, seeing that although the little boy was a little nervous, he did not show any resistance, and he calmed down slightly and took two steps closer.

Looking at the little boy with a whirling top of his hair, he reached out and rubbed it. She was used to it when she was in the tribe, and every time she saw the cubs, she would smile at them and touch their heads. Even if Di Mu sometimes forgets not to touch it, the little cubs will bring their little fluffy heads over and let Di Mu 'touch the tiger'.

The little boy's hair was still stained with mud and grass clippings, and he looked like he knew that no one had helped him take care of it for a long time, and Di Mu was not dirty, but touched it very solidly.

The moment Di Mu touched his head, the little boy froze. She thought it was because of some intimate movements that she had stimulated the little boy, but she didn't know that the little boy's mind was actually setting off fireworks now.

The little boy felt that he had seen the fireworks that his parents had taken him to see before, blooming one by one, colorful and beautiful.

Di Mu's knees bent slightly, and he leaned down slightly to look at the little boy.

"What's your name, little friend?" Di Mu's face is kind and kind.

She really wouldn't have dealt with these children before, but the cubs in the tribe like to pester her when they are fine, and the more they get along, they gradually become more handy.

Thinking of the small groups in the tribe, the corners of Di Mu's mouth couldn't help but raise a soft smile.

Seeing that Di Mu seemed to be reminiscing, and smiling so warmly, the little boy's eyes showed envy.

Don't think that children don't understand anything, they understand everything in their hearts, they just don't say it subconsciously. This is why many parents do not know that they have inadvertently hurt their children's young minds. Children are much smarter than adults think, and reading words and looks seems to be an innate skill for them.

He didn't speak, his dark eyes heavy.

Di Mu was not in a hurry, and waited patiently for him to speak.

After waiting for a long time, when Di Mu's calves were a little sore and he subconsciously frowned, the little boy moved. He remained silent, just patting the empty seat on the hospital bed next to him with his little hand.

It was a very subtle movement, but it was captured by Di Mu, who was always paying attention to him.

Her eyes instantly burst with surprise, probably because of marriage, she always feels that there is a maternal brilliance around her now, and she will have a feeling of motherly love when she sees a cute child. Although the little boy does not speak and seems to have some autistic tendencies, he can sense the kindness of others and will respond clumsily in his own way.

"Do you want me to sit down?" Di Mu asked expectantly.

The eyelashes fluttered, and there was no response, but the little hand repeated the action just now. As if I wanted to emphasize, the range of action was a little larger than just now.

Di Mu immediately understood, and sat down next to the little boy.