Mr. Yao might have also felt that the way he cheered on his mother was a bit off, so he forced a dry laugh, "Mom, you said not to compare with girls, yet you bring up Bai Lu."
Mrs. Yao ran out of words, "I just, I forgot what I said before as soon as I said it." Then she immediately shifted the focus of the conversation, "What did Lu Jun ask you to carry Nana over for?"
"Maybe he thinks that looking at this child could help him build some confidence," Mr. Yao said.
Manman and Mrs. Yao looked at each other, puzzled: Could Jun Ye possibly need 'confidence'?
Mr. Yao explained, "The surgery is very difficult, no one can guarantee it 100%. Moreover, he is not the one performing it himself. He himself isn't confident."
"But Nana can't speak or communicate, what could she give him?" Manman felt her brother's logic was beyond imagination, almost alien.
"This might remind him that there is no way back," Mr. Yao said.
