The family members were preparing to enter the ICU to see the patient. Whether or not to allow Shan Shan in, the adults started arguing again at this critical moment.
"She's too young, are you really letting her in?" Grandma Shanshan frowned deeply, blaming her son-in-law.
The adults themselves would struggle to accept the scene inside; how could they let a child in and suffer?
To say that Shan Shan's parents didn't care about their elder daughter is impossible. But you can't hide things from a smart child. For this reason, they consulted a professional child psychologist.
If they wanted to hide everything from the child, the adults needed to be mentally prepared to face another issue: Does Shan Shan have the right to see her sister one last time?
If she does, shouldn't the adults respect the child's rights?
If Shan Shan misses this opportunity, could this turn out to be a lifelong knot in her heart, a lifelong regret?
