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For a long time... no one responded to Guoguo's words.
Guoguo was already trembling in fear, her body shaking with the sound: "Who, who is outside playing tricks?"
"Knock, knock..."
The knocking grew more frequent, and Guoguo became increasingly frightened. Her bright, flickering eyes trembled as they fixed on the door of the hospital room.
"Who is it, who is knocking on the door!" Guoguo shouted angrily.
Due to an injury on her right knee, which was in a cast, she couldn't get out of bed to open the door and could only shout in fear.
"Hehe, that girl Guoguo is scared to death; let's go in." A soft voice with a hint of fragility echoed in the bright corridor.
"I didn't expect Guoguo to be so timid like you." A bold, neutral voice also rang out in the corridor. "Listening to you, we won't scare her; let's go in."
The two exchanged glances and smiled at each other. Guo Jingjing held a birthday cake with lit candles, while Han Min pushed open the door to the hospital room.
The room was dimly lit as Han Min and Guo Jingjing entered. To Guoguo's astonishment, they began singing "Happy Birthday."
"Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear Guoguo, happy birthday to you..."
Listening to the song and seeing the cake in Guo Jingjing's hands, glowing with candlelight, Guoguo covered her mouth with her right hand, tears welling up in her eyes as she was momentarily too moved to speak.
Han Min looked at Guoguo's clear eyes filled with tears in the pitch-black night and wished in unison, "Wishing Guoguo a speedy recovery, may all your wishes come true, may your youth last forever, may you be healthy, and happy birthday!"
Guoguo looked at the two smiling by the bedside with a tearful smile tinged with complaint, "I thought you didn't know today was my birthday."
"You are a friend of both me and Jingjing, so of course we would remember our friend's birthday. How could we not celebrate your birthday? That would be too ungrateful!" Han Min was the most mischievous, lively, and talkative among the three.
"Min is right. Although I may not be strong, I am also very loyal," Guo Jingjing, who usually spoke less and had a more reserved personality but was quite thoughtful, said. "The candles are almost burnt out; hurry up and make a wish before blowing them out."
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