Kids need to look for the best when it comes to idol worship.

Brother Cao is the best. Brother Cao is the most handsome, Brother Cao is mighty, Brother Cao is a top-notch surgical expert, what is your Brother Pan?

Xiao Duoduo was infuriated, her face flushed red as she argued with her little cousin: "Brother Pan is the gentlest, Brother Pan will be great in the future too."

At this stage, Brother Pan just has a good-looking face. Not arguing with a nine-year-old kid, Xie Youtian snorted through his nose and turned his head away.

Feeling poked in her heart by her little cousin, Xiao Duoduo was about to cry out loud.

With Brother Cao not around, her son immediately showed his mischievous true colors. Sun Rongfang came over, pretending to smack her son’s butt: Why are you making your little cousin cry?

Shang Siling wouldn’t let Sun Rongfang hit the child, instead, she lectured her daughter: "Since you said you want to be a doctor in the future, the first thing you should think about is studying hard."

The daughter, being young at this time, didn’t understand that it’s not easy to become a doctor.

"It’s good Duoduo wants to be a doctor. Unlike my son, who just blurts out wanting to be a pilot." Sun Rongfang thought Xiao Duoduo was a good kid, while her own son was the one with whimsical ideas.

Being a pilot requires top-notch qualities in every aspect. Her son can’t achieve that, just look at how he acted with an appendicitis.

"Mom, I don’t want to be a pilot anymore." Xie Youtian expressed to his mom.

"You don’t want to be a pilot, then what do you want to be?" Sun Rongfang asked.

He had asked his brothers this question, and they told him: "Let’s see how you do in exams first."

Whatever you want to do, first look at your own grades in the mirror. Don’t just think the brothers are handsome, they’re all very realistic.

Sun Rongfang and Shang Siling, after being stunned for a moment, praised: These brothers are great, they don’t deceive children.

Knowing it wouldn’t be quick for her daughter to come back from borrowing books from someone else’s house, Sun Rongfang went into the kitchen to wash the remaining dishes.

At Senior Cao’s home picking up those books, Senior Cao suggested making her a cup of tea, and Xie Wanying stood there in the living room.

Having not visited Senior Cao’s home for some time, she noticed the shelf in the living room was once again adorned with group photos of Senior Cao and Teacher Lu.

It was said that Teacher Lu had caught a cold these days.

In the kitchen boiling water, Cao Yong impatiently listened to Yu Xuexian whining on the other end of the phone.

"Called a nurse to come home and give the teacher an injection. The teacher didn’t want to be hospitalized, fearing she wouldn’t rest well. But Guo Zhi Hospital has VIP wards, why didn’t Zhang Huayao arrange a VIP room for his mother?" Yu Xuexian complained.

Such a question was beyond Cao Yong’s answer, and more importantly, he needed to understand how the teacher’s health was currently.

"She had a fever a couple of days ago, I went to see her today, and things have improved a bit." Yu Xuexian spoke gravely, "Previously, Guo Zhi said they wanted to perform a cardiac intervention on her, I don’t know why it’s been postponed without any news. Zhang Huayao insisted on calling his son back to see his grandmother, which makes me uneasy. Cao Yong, do you think it might be—"

The timing of Teacher Lu’s diagnosis was late in itself. Doctors know that how long such patients can live after surgery is an unknown factor. At the time, everyone hoped for a miracle and insisted on persuading the teacher for surgery. Without the surgery, the teacher would leave everyone even sooner.

"I’ll try to find some time to go tomorrow." Cao Yong said.

Yu Xuexian mentioned another matter: "Now I’m afraid to see the teacher too. Every time she sees me, she asks when I’m getting married. I can’t answer that. I said instead of asking me, ask you. You’re probably sooner than me."

What Teacher Lu most wanted was to see her godson get married and have children. Cao Yong seriously said: "You don’t need to divert attention."