On the day I was discharged from the hospital, the doctor gave me a piece of paper:
"You must go to bed before ten o'clock at night, and you cannot look in the mirror for more than three minutes. If your loved ones are standing outside the door, do not open the door."
I thought it was just a routine doctor's order.
Until the early morning of the third day, I was awakened by a knock on the door.
In the cat's eyes, it's my mother.
But I called my mother and she said she was sleeping at her house.
I stared at the face in the cat's eye that looked exactly like my mother's, and suddenly I remembered that the last item in the doctor's order was not written -
What should you do if you can't tell who your relatives are.
