Remember Your Identity

Savannah Lea's grandmother's condition was already stable. Two days later , she woke up and was transferred from the intensive care room to the general ward. All kinds of tubes were attached to grandmother's body and it was inconvenient for her to talk. Savannah held her grandmother's hand and cried painfully. She whispered to her grandmother, "Grandma you are all right now. You've done well, you didn't leave me alone this time." Her grandma lay on the bed, listened to her granddaughter's words, and her eyes were slowly welled up in tears . Since it was inconvenient for her grandmother to talk, the nurse in the ward was considerate enough and took a writing board for Savannah and asked her grandmother to write on it. Her grandmother held a pen and wrote with her trembling hand, "Money, school, internship." These few words clearly expressed her grandmother's worries. Savannah wiped her tears and forced a smile to comfort her grandmother. "Grandma, don't worry about this. I borrowed mone