"I don't know why either. Recently, it feels like menopause, even the slightest thing annoys me. Should I go to the hospital for a check-up?"
"If you have time, go and see. I've heard menopause can be diagnosed, and then you can get the right treatment."
Cecilia Morgan nodded, not saying anything further, simply packing up food for Eve Sherman.
When leaving, Cecilia insisted on seeing Eve Sherman downstairs.
"Eve, grandma's health is indeed not good now. I asked at the hospital yesterday and the doctor said we should be prepared, her heart is extremely fragile and its function has declined significantly. She always refuses to let me tell you, but I think you should know."
Cecilia Morgan pulled Eve Sherman aside and whispered.
"Is it serious?"
Eve Sherman felt a bit heavy-hearted.
No wonder grandma suddenly came to terms today, she told her so much, hoping she could live her life freely in the future without being burdened.
