In just half a month, Grandma gradually forgot many things, and she could no longer recognize people.
Often calling for Yingying, but when Fu Ying was right in front of her, she didn't recognize her.
The last time, Grandma stole some candy from her claiming it was for her granddaughter. Fu Ying didn't know how to feel.
She told Grandma that she was her granddaughter, but Grandma said her granddaughter was still little, not as big as her, that her granddaughter was only sixteen, wore her hair in buns, and in school uniform, so well-behaved.
Fu Ying was stunned, not expecting that Grandma remembered her as the sixteen-year-old Fu Ying.
Then, for those two days at home, Fu Ying always wore her hair in buns similar to her childhood, but Grandma still didn't recognize her.
Her condition was intermittent; sometimes she was very lucid, other times her speech wasn't clear.
