Mrs. Alana didn't want acupuncture. At this moment, Martin came in and asked, "What's going on?"

Susie said, "Uncle Martin, Grandma Chloe doesn't want acupuncture."

Martin looked at Mrs. Alana sternly, "What about your promise?"

Mrs. Alana remained silent and was then forced onto the bed.

Susie held a silver needle with a serious expression on her face and said, "Grandma Chloe, please be honest."

Mrs. Alana remained silent. The acupuncture took a long time.

When Mitch and Clara came back with Susie, she was fully concentrated on acupuncture.

The little girl was cute, holding the silver needle, her face becoming more and more serious, and she looked even more adorable.

"My disciple is amazing,"

Mitch looked at Susie's technique and praised, "I only taught her the theory, but she seems to have already practiced it."

Clara also nodded, "Of course my daughter is amazing. I gave birth to her."

Mitch remained silent.

Soon, Mrs. Alana had finished the acupuncture and lay down on the bed, feeling helpless.

"My Susie's character has collapsed!" Mrs. Alana cried.

She thought Susie was a soft and cute little sweetheart, but she never expected her to be able to handle needles so skillfully.

During the acupuncture, she used a lot of strength and Mrs. Alana couldn't move at all.

Susie put away the silver needle and patted Mrs. Alana with her soft little hand, saying, "Be good, next time Susie will be gentler."

This statement sounded more and more like something a scumbag would say afterwards...

Mrs. Alana sat up and tried to lift her leg, surprised to find that it had become stronger.

"Can I walk now?" she asked happily.

Susie shook her head, "No, you need to rest for three days."

Mrs. Alana asked, "Can I walk after three days?"

Susie replied, "We will do the needles again in three days."

Mrs. Alana remained silent.

Clara floated to the side and couldn't help but laugh, "The old woman still loves to play around like this..."

Initially, when she fell ill, the atmosphere at home was very quiet.

But Clara remembered that before her diagnosis of leukemia, the atmosphere at home was very cheerful, and her mother was very theatrical.

However, everything changed after she was hospitalized for treatment.

"Grandma Chloe looks so good...I haven't seen her like this in a long time."

Clara touched Susie's little head and said, "Thank you for your hard work." Susie shook her head, "It's not hard at all!"

Although her mother was now a ghost, Susie was still satisfied. Because she had her father and mother by her side, her grandmother Grandma Chloe, uncles, older brothers and sisters...

Her mother was reincarnated on July 14th, and she could still be with her mother for many more days.

Martin came in and said, "The discharge formalities have been completed, let's go!"

Michael lifted Mrs. Alana onto a wheelchair, and Mr. Craig took over to push it.

Susie bounced ahead, "Let's go back! Alex and Grandpa Turtle must be missing Susie!"

The family couldn't help but smile. The Murray family left.

An elderly person who had just undergone surgery was pushed into Mrs. Alana's VIP ward.

A nurse was busy with various tasks, such as collecting urine and feces, fetching hot water, and arranging hospital items neatly.

"Doctor, how is my father..."

The family members asked the doctor, who checked the old man and said, "The anesthesia hasn't worn off yet, but as I told you before, he has senile dementia... he needs care..."

The family members looked worried.

The nurse listened carefully to the doctor's instructions from the side.

When the doctor finished speaking, she quickly confirmed, "He needs to cough up phlegm every twenty minutes and can only have liquid food... can he have bone broth or is it too thick? As for the lean meat porridge, is it okay?"

The doctor said, "A little bit is okay, but don't eat too much."

He looked at the family members and said, "You have been taking care of him for a day and night, you also need to rest."

One of the family members nodded.

The newly hired caregiver observed for a day and seemed honest, willing to work, and attentive.

She remembered everything the doctor instructed her to do. Therefore, they felt relieved and went back to rest after a while.

After everyone left, the caregiver looked around the ward and found that there were no cameras or other patients or family members nearby since it was a single VIP room.

She immediately threw the towel in her hand and sat down, not wanting to move.

"Phew, acting for a whole day and night is really exhausting."

Normally, nurses or doctors would come to check on the patient every few minutes when they are first admitted, especially the nurses who would come more frequently at the beginning.

So, she could only look at the sofa outside and envy it.

At this moment, she could only sit by the bedside to rest.

The towel that the caregiver threw casually happened to cover the old man's face, pressing down on his oxygen tube.

The comatose old man instinctively struggled.

The heart and lung monitor beeped.

The caregiver sneered and took out her phone with interest, filming the struggling old man while laughing softly.

"Look, this old man is struggling like a chicken I killed for the New Year!"

She filmed for a while and then put away her phone, sending it to a group.

Most of the videos and pictures in the group were bloody...

The caregiver watched her own video being praised by others, and her eyes turned green.

No one noticed that there was a ghost on her head...

The door outside creaked, and the caregiver quickly put away her phone and pretended to wipe the old man's face with the towel.

While doing so, she secretly took away the detector on the old man's fingers.

The old man's face turned red, and he unconsciously took two breaths.

The nurse just came in and quickly checked the old man while asking, "Did anything happen just now? The monitor has sounded the alarm."

The caregiver looked confused and said, "Huh? No, I just wiped the patient's face and hands..."

The nurse looked at the old man's hand and found that the monitor had fallen off.

"Hey, you can't take this off when you're wiping the patient's hands. This monitors the patient's breathing, heartbeat, and blood pressure. You can't be careless just because the patient has just had surgery!"

The caregiver repeatedly apologized, "I'm sorry, I didn't know..."

The nurse checked again and confirmed that there was nothing wrong with the patient before leaving.

The caregiver then frowned and muttered, "So annoying."

An evil ghost was perched on her back, biting her neck and sucking on something like a vampire...

The caregiver felt a sore neck and rubbed it with her hand.