After all, there are not many people her age."

Victoria held Sokov's arm and said in a panic: "Misha, can you stay with me? I'm worried that something will really happen to my great-grandmother later, and I simply can't handle it by myself."

Seeing the decisive female police officer, who was at a loss because of his great-grandmother's poor condition, Sokov felt compassion in his heart. He nodded and said: "Don't worry, Vika, I will be here for you."

Wait for a while and see what changes happen to Lida next."

Victoria brought two chairs in from outside, and sat side by side with Sokov behind Leda, listening quietly to what she was talking about. Leda's voice was sometimes loud, sometimes soft; sometimes clear, sometimes vague.

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Victoria could not help but ask Sokov a few words if she could hear the content clearly, and Sokov would also search the memories deep in his mind to give the other party a reasonable explanation.

In this way, the time reached twelve o'clock without realizing it, and Lida, who kept talking, finally calmed down.

Seeing her head resting motionless on the back of the chair, Sokov's heart couldn't help but wonder, could it be that Lida just left like this?

He quickly stood up and walked over, put his fingers under Lida's nose, and found that she was still breathing steadily. He breathed a secret sigh of relief, and turned to Victoria behind him and said, "Vika, she is asleep."

Victoria quickly got up and made the bed, and at the same time said to Sokov: "Misha, please help me carry her to the bed."

Sokov put the skinny Lida on the bed, covered her with a quilt gently, and then said to Victoria: "Vika, it's getting late, I'm going back first. If anything happens, remember to call me.
Chapter completed!