Give up the will

"Madam." Doctor Lina put down the thick book in her hand and took off her anti blue light glasses to look at me. "Do you know that you'll get sick if you don't recover from the bone injury?" "I know!" I said with a bitter face. "But I'll be depressed if I stay here every day." I lived on the 57th floor, so my vision was super wide. The scene in most of Costsley could be seen at a glance. However, since I had seen so many of them, there was no point in them. At the moment, I just wanted to go out, breathe in the car exhaust that had not been purified by the new wind system, and then sign up for the tutoring class. Seeing that I was so listless, Lina finally agreed. "Come back quickly. Don't delay taking your medicine at night." "Okay!" I took a small bag, took my personal information, checked the map on my mobile phone, and got on the bus. The phone was really a good thing. Without it, I wouldn't be able to find the location of the tutor class accurately. Everything went more smoothly t