"You know, come to think of it, my headaches have been getting much better lately. Especially these past few days, I don't think I've had one at all." Mrs. Li thought for a moment, then smiled. "Now that you and your mother are back, Grandma is in a good mood."
Mrs. Li attributed all of this to Li Wan and Su Qing's return. Her real daughter and granddaughter were what truly made her happy—unlike before, when the mere sight of that Li Yuan would put her in a sour mood. 'It must be some kind of unexplainable intuition,' she thought.
Hearing this, Li Huan, who was nearby, said, "Even if your headaches are better now, you can't let your guard down. Grandma, we should find some time to go to the hospital for a follow-up. Medicine is getting more and more advanced; maybe they can find a way to get rid of the root cause for good."
"Alright." Mrs. Li never argued with her granddaughter. "I'll go get it checked out."
