Aaron didn't give Nate an answer, but silence itself was an answer.

Lena's test results came back negative: no traces of snake venom were found in her system. The wound had been treated, and in the end, it turned out to be a false alarm. "Sorry, Uncle," Lena said apologetically. "I ruined your camping trip."

When she had been bitten by the snake, her screams were so terrifying that they startled everyone else. The others quickly packed up and left, bringing the camping trip to an abrupt, messy end. "It's fine. You can make it up to everyone another time," Aaron replied in a way that defied all expectations.

Shouldn't he be comforting her?

He didn't play by the rules, and Lena decided she wouldn't either. "I'm not making it up to anyone. If anything, you owe me, Uncle."

"How would you like me to compensate you?" This time, he sounded more reasonable.

Lena blinked mischievously. "I haven't decided yet. I'll let you know when I figure it out."

After saying that, she sighed. "Uncle, I don't think I'll ever go camping again in my life."

Aaron's expression remained calm, but there was a subtle undercurrent in his eyes. "What's this? Bitten by a snake once and afraid of ropes for ten years?"

"That depends on the situation," Lena replied. She wasn't the kind of person to give up after one setback, but when it came to snakes, she admitted she was terrified.

you a few days off work so you can rest properly," Aaron offered. Lena didn't know what kind of relationship he had with the hospital director, nor had she asked, but if he was

and we have a pregnant patient scheduled for surgery soon. I'm

rest. If you're not feeling well,

"Understood," Lena replied playfully.

you up and take

media. Thinking of her mother's tone in those comments, she felt a headache coming on. "Uncle, why do you think that snake wasn't venomous?" Lena asked, changing

with his finger. "Watch how you speak. Are you saying your mom's scarier than snake

don't tell the family about today. Otherwise, they won't let me tag along with you anymore,

a moment, he murmured, "I thought you didn't

to going back home, it was a compromise she could live

Lena wasn't foolish enough to say that

-

the chaotic

it was nearly eleven o'clock. It turned out that Aaron had turned off her alarm and had indeed spoken to the director,

Lane, is your

at work

crossed paths with her stopped to ask about her condition.

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