Excellent Nursing Staff in Hospices

Tang Xueqing is an excellent nurse at the seventh branch of the Hospice. She believed that the hospice had saved her family and that "taking people out of pain" was a legitimate job. Until the old man she was responsible for, Liang Bochuan, started to divide the meal into two portions every day and repeatedly waited for a non-existent "person coming home from the late shift". The system determined that this was a high-risk memory residue and required it to be submitted for in-depth review. The process told her that forgetting can make people stable; but the note hidden by the old man in the handkerchief said: He has a son who doesn't like carrots and will be hungry when he comes back from the late shift. When the hospice began to clean up the original memory seeds, Tang Xueqing realized for the first time that deleting pain sometimes did allow people to survive, but what was taken away together might also be a person's last name. This is not a story about a hero rebelling against the world, but about an ordinary caregiver secretly leaving a piece of paper, a meal, and a name for others in the cracks of the system.