This matter is really not easy, so there's no point saying too much or doing too much. It's better to assess the situation first.
Wait until the check-up to see what caused her illness. If there's hope for recovery, she won't say anything more. If not, she won't burden the two children even unto death.
As long as the two children are happy, a little more hardship doesn't matter to her. Hasn't she endured throughout the years?
Therefore, when Gu Liqing knows what path she wants to take, she doesn't plan to burden the two children anymore.
Let alone anything else, such matters aren't about doing more or something different; it's enough if they follow the right path.
So, what Gu Liqing thinks, Da Ha and Er Ha don't know.
But how can this matter be expressed well? No matter how much is done or thought, it doesn't have much bearing.
Besides, such matters are often not resolved just by saying so; the specifics must be considered to foresee the outcome.
