Si Mingjing reminisced about the past, and the thing she regretted most was when she was five years old and lacked the ability to save her mother, only able to watch as her mother faded away before her eyes.
But if she went back in time, could she save her mother?
Si Mingjing's hand tightened around the chopsticks.
It's useless.
It's not because she didn't know medicine that she couldn't save her mother.
At that time, both mentors had already done their best. Her mother had a chronic illness accumulated over the years, and even the two mentors were powerless. What significance would going back for just an hour have?
Thinking about this, Si Mingjing felt dejected and her mood plummeted.
Su Chaoyang was still asking, "Mom, Mom..."
"Hmm?" Si Mingjing snapped back to reality.
Su Chaoyang asked crisply, "Mom, what do you regret the most?"
"Mom has many regrets, but even if I could reverse time and go back, it wouldn't have any meaning."
