I have a worried sister.

Having a worried sister makes me very impersonal and indifferent.

There are seven parents, brothers and sisters in our family. Most of our telephone networks are pulled from my sister. My sister contacted six other people respectively. In order to maintain the feelings of the family, although she is the youngest member of the family, she holds the heart of her old mother.

When my sister calls me from time to time, I once asked her if my second brother called you. My sister seems a little angry: "Who will call me?" No one, I'll call you, and I won't call you unless someone asks me for money. "I don't know others. I really seldom call her.

Every time I chat with my sister, I will ask her one by one about the other people in her family and the latest progress. My sister also told me about what she learned, about half an hour, to tell everyone. Every time I don't seem to ask about my sister's family, I think her family is quiet and good in my heart.

Last time my father was ill, my sister called me to discuss where my father would live after he was discharged from hospital. She was very anxious when she learned that my father had returned to the village alone.

My sister told me, and she gave me two plans. First, let my father go home, pull his chickens out of the city and kill them for everyone to eat, and sell the valuable agricultural products stored in his house so that he can live in any child's house without any worries.

For such a plan, I said, what about the big house at home, the fields at home, and the things planted on the mountains at home? Actually, these are my parents' ideas. I think they want to look after the property at home.

Then the second plan is to let mother and father go back together, and the two old people can take care of each other at home, so that eating will not be so casual.

Now the mother is taking care of the children at her brother's house. Their baby is about one year old, and it is really inseparable from people.

My sister told me that either our mother took her brother's children back to the village, or her mother went back by herself and he asked someone to take them.

The statement I gave was this: I said I respected each of them' ideas and didn't interfere.

I asked my sister, "Do you know what my mother thinks and what my father thinks?"

Finally, I asked my sister to call my brother to discuss it. I wonder how they discussed it. I said the same thing to her and ended the call.

Two days later, I learned the result. After the father was discharged from the hospital, the mother returned to the village with her brother's baby and father. A week later, my brother returned to the city with my mother and baby, and my father was still alone in the village.

Then my sister called me again. My sister said that my father said this: "A can's (my brother's) child definitely needs your mother's help. I know my body, I will take care of myself, and you can take care of yourself. "