"Well, it isn't a big deal. If you really like him, I will take you to see his movie's premier next time," said Jean with a smile on her face.

The smile on Sandra's face widened. "Then it's a deal!" she said to Jean excitedly.

The more intimate Jean and Sandra became, the more irritated Tina looked.

She looked at Jean and said, "Miss Gu, my mother isn't in good health now. She can't be tired. You've been here for a long time today. How about—"

Before Tina could finish her words, Jean stood up. "Oh, look at me. I've forgotten that you're a patient right now. I'll go back and see you tomorrow," she said to Sandra.

"Wait!" Sandra held Jean's hand. "Jean, is it that I'm so boring that you don't want to stay with me?"

"Of course not," Jean said hurrie

ce was a little strange. She took Sandra's hand. "Granny, you shouldn't have done this for me," she said with a guilty face.

"I didn't say this to make you feel sorry," Sandra smiled. "There are only the two of us in the ward. I just want to ask you one question. Do you want to be with Terence or not?"

Jean smiled bitterly but nodded. "Of course, I want to, but.."

Sandra smiled at her. "Don't worry about anything else. Just tell me what you think."

After hesitating for a while, Jean raised her head. "Granny, of course, I want to be with Terence. I have loved him for such a long time. I really want to be with him. If I don't, then why am I saying these things to you?" she admitted.

"That's good." Sandra chuckled. "I'm not helping the wrong person."