Chapter 41 my people, only I can move.

After entering the Ball family, Sally Frank knows more directly how difficult the situation of the Ball family is today. When she was a child, she often came to the Ball family, which was one of the richest families in San Francisco at that time, with numerous antiques and treasures, but now the house is empty, and Carl Ball's favorite antique vases have disappeared. She raised her hand to wipe the corners of her eyes and followed John up to Carl Ball's room on the second floor. There was a strange smell in the ward. Carl Ball was lying on the bed with his mouth crooked and drooling, and half of his body was convulsing. As soon as Sally Frank saw the scene, she couldn't hold back her tears. She trotted over, knelt down beside Carl Ball's bed, and cried out sadly, "Grandpa." Carl Ball heard the voice and wanted to see her excitedly. Unfortunately, he had a stroke and hemiplegia. He could not control his actions at all. Aft