A few days later, Tu Haohao underwent dialysis for the first time.
For the initial two-plus hours, Li Chengze stood outside the cold blood purification room.
Imagining Tu Haohao's blood circulating inside that lifeless machine.
Compared to his anguish and pain, Tu Haohao remained calm from start to finish.
Even when the needle as big as a toothpick pricked.
After returning home, Tu Haohao felt unwell for two days.
During those two days, she mostly slept, occasionally being woken by Li Chengze to eat something, but soon threw it up again.
She couldn't eat, and Li Chengze had no appetite either.
While Tu Haohao slept most of the time, he sat by the bed, dazed, staring at the red and blue bands on her slender arms.
This situation continued until the morning of the third day.
When Tu Haohao came downstairs, Li Chengze was gazing at the grapevine arbor in the courtyard with his back to her.
Left by the previous owner.
She sat quietly beside him.
