Shen Mao'an rubbed the hair his mother had swept, feeling quite aggrieved.
As the hostess, Mrs. Yao had to say: "Is she really alright now? It's better to visit the hospital and let the doctor have a look."
"No need, no need. Her back is just like that, not a spoiled rich girl; a few pushes will do." Shen Grandma quickly said.
"Mom," finally Shen Second Brother spoke fairly, "it's better to get checked at the hospital first. The earlier treated, the sooner it's nothing. If she's really fine, it won't be a bother to anyone."
Of course, Shen Grandma wasn't really unconcerned about her daughter; she just cared about the face in front of in-laws. She originally thought to sneak her daughter to the hospital, but hearing Shen Second Brother's words, she changed her tone and said to Mrs. Yao: "Then we'll bother you. We're not familiar with this place."
