Yuan Yung woke up again three days later. She looked at the man sitting on the edge of the bed with stubble on his chin and couldn’t help but feel her eyes heat up. Supporting herself with her hands, she tried to get up, but her body was still weak and she fell heavily back down with a loud thud—
The noise was loud enough to startle the man who hadn’t slept for several nights. He imdiately opened his eyes, and seeing her awake, his anxious heart finally settled. He quickly stood up to stop her from moving recklessly. "Look at you, isn’t it just a little tiff with ? You had to go and end up in the hospital."
Yuan Yung didn’t retort this ti but continued to grumble inwardly: Who stirred things up? Who knew this ti my period would hurt so much! It’s like giving birth.
"...Thank you."
She still felt aggrieved but softened her voice sowhat, "Was it you who saved , Huo Junting?"
"Yeah." The man responded lightly, sitting back down in the chair with a slight, ambiguous smile. "Actually, not really. It was the doctors who saved you."
For a mont, Yuan Yung didn’t know what to say. Clearly, she was the one hospitalized, but why did he look worse off than she did? How many days had he been here?
He used to love cleanliness, but now he looked a bit disheveled. Yet it was still the sa face, the sa sharp eyes, which inexplicably held an undeniable charm—
"...How long have you been here? Are you tired? Do you want to go back and freshen up first?"
Huo Junting smiled thinly at her, "Three days. Are you complaining about ?"
"No, no." Yuan Yung imdiately changed her tone. "You should go back! Let Sister-in-law Zhang stay with ; it’s more convenient."
"What do you an by inconvenient?" Huo Junting frowned, asking earnestly, directly ignoring the blush on the girl’s face.
At tis like this, it seed there was no need for embarrassnt—
After all, he’s already seen it all, and quite thoroughly at that.
Yuan Yung, being thin-skinned, couldn’t directly say it, "...It’s just inconvenient, you should go ho! I’m fine now."
"If you’re referring to the boundaries between n and won, that ship has sailed. I’ve been the one cleaning you these past three days, seen everything there is to see." Huo Junting said it very calmly.
He didn’t think it was anything to be embarrassed about.
But Yuan Yung’s mindset was clearly not as advanced as his, and she imdiately widened her eyes to stare at him, "You, you took advantage of soone in distress."
What a bastard!
The thought of him having seen her entire body made Yuan Yung unable to face him calmly.
"Alright, enough." Huo Junting stopped teasing her. "Seeing you’re awake puts my mind at ease. I’ll go back now and let Sister-in-law Zhang co over."
Yuan Yung was so relieved she was almost on her knees thanking him. Seeing him leave the ward, she finally felt at ease—
...
As soon as the man stepped out of the ward, he imdiately collected his smile. As he walked to the hospital entrance, he happened to see Sister-in-law Zhang getting out of a car with lunch.
Sister-in-law Zhang was a bit surprised to see him and quickly frowned as she walked over, "Sir, is she awake?"
"Yes, she’s awake."
Sister-in-law Zhang imdiately looked as if she were thanking the heavens, "Then sir, you should go back and rest! You haven’t closed your eyes for three days and nights."
Huo Junting’s face was sullen. He could endure three days and nights without sleep; he’d done it before and still remained sharp. But now, his wilting appearance was because sothing was weighing on his mind—
That day, the doctor ca out of the operating room and said, "She’s okay, but it might be very difficult for her to have children in the future. You need to prepare ntally for this."
Children!
How could she not have children?
She had said she wanted children, and she was so happy when she said it, her eyes sparkling.
"Sir, are you alright?"
Huo Junting ca back to his senses, "Go in, don’t leave her alone."
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