Chapter 39 Whose Life Is More Precious to You

Aaron had indeed asked the hospital to arrange for my transportation back home. This revelation left me in disbelief. Nevertheless, I watched as the hospital staff he had arranged came in to pack my belongings. Despite my lengthy hospital stay, I didn't have much with me aside from the clothes I had laid out on the bed. The hospital staff seemed surprised by my minimal belongings. One of them commented, "You have so few things after being here for so long?" I glanced at the bag she was holding, thinking it seemed quite substantial. In the past, I used to go back home in between hospital admissions to ensure that I didn't accumulate too many items during my stay. I replied, "Yes, this is all I have." The hospital staff rallied to help, believing that Aaron had sent an excessive number of people for someone with so few belongings. One of them jokingly said, "Hey, your husband spoils you by sending so many people to take you home." I was taken aback by their perspective. It surpri