Ms Joanne Fu joined the queue with her four-year-old daughter with the same intention – to wish Mr Yeo well.
The 41-year-old, who works in sales, asked her daughter to pass Mr Yeo a “get well soon” balloon as they placed their order. Mr Yeo accepted the balloon with a smile, waving goodbye to the girl.
“I hope that he can get back on his feet again,” said Ms Fu in Mandarin. “I hope his love for kids can continue.”
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