"When I found out about this, I was incredibly anxious. I mobilized all the security guards and nurses at the hospital to look for him, but we couldn't find him. We checked the footage and discovered that the boy had skipped out of the ward around midnight, went downstairs, and then disappeared. We were certain the child hadn't left the hospital, so we started looking for him in the courtyard. I found the fountain there, and suddenly, I noticed something floating on the water. I shone my flashlight, and it was the boy. Without even taking off my shoes, I jumped in and hugged him, hoping to save him immediately, hoping there was still a chance. To my surprise, the boy actually opened his eyes and smiled at me. He wasn't dead, nothing had happened to him," the doctor said. 

The doctor paused. Even now, recounting the events of last night, he was still nervous. 

"What was he doing at the fountain?" the woman asked. 

"Yes, I asked him that too. He can't speak, but he held his head in his hands and made sleeping gestures." 

"Sleeping? Floating on the water to sleep?" 

"It seems so," the doctor said. "And not only can he float, he can actually sleep. Before I woke him, he seemed to be really asleep. Tell me, is this child a normal child? He has a bed but doesn't sleep, insisting on floating on the water to sleep. Isn't he weird?" 

The woman was silent for a moment. 

"No matter what, I still want to take him home. Until his biological parents are found, I am his mother, and my home is his home. I have also agreed with my husband that we will raise him until he finds his parents," the woman said. 

The doctor sighed helplessly. 

The woman continued to explain to the doctor. 

"Since he calls me mother, I will take care of him like a mother. I want to give him a home and fulfill my duties as a mother," the woman added. 

"Well, that doesn't seem like a good option," the doctor said. 

"I know it might be troublesome, but it's okay. Since God arranged for me to save that boy, it means we're destined to be together. No matter how big the trouble is, I'm willing to face it," the woman said. 

She was determined. 

But she didn't know that such trouble would truly befall her. Trouble so huge it would be a disaster. 

But that's another story.

END