"Of course it's true! When have I ever lied to you?" Ning Chenyang said. "You'd better just stay put with me. And tell me what's happened these past few days while you're at it."
Since Ning Chenyang said that, Tian Nan didn't leave. She simply sat down and said, "You got hit by a tree, and when they sent you to the hospital you were covered in blood. You stayed a few days in Linjiang Hospital, then they transferred you to Nancheng. You've been in a coma ever since—it's already been a week. Your comrades came to see you, then all went back."
"How bad was the disaster this time?" Ning Chenyang asked.
"The magnitude wasn't very high. The experts say it was an aftershock. There were almost no casualties. The spot you were standing at was a bit special—just happened to be right under a big tree that was already on the verge of falling. If there hadn't been an earthquake it'd be fine, but once it hit, you didn't run."
