Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

The doctor immediately came over and started administering IV fluids. The nurse said, “Miss, his body temperature is too high. We need to use physical cooling methods, although he’s receiving fluids. Can you help wipe down your boyfriend’s body?”

Willow blinked and asked, “Uh? Wipe his body? “Yes, it will help reduce his temperature quickly. His condition isn’t optimistic at the moment. Even though he has a good physical condition, he just underwent surgery.”

“But -”

“Alright. I’ll bring a basin of warm water here for you. We appreciate your help since it’s inconvenient for us to do it ourselves.” After speaking, the nurse glanced at the injured person. If Willow were not here, she would be happy to help!

Once the nurse left, Willow felt embarrassed and uttered, “But I’m not his girlfriend.” Soon, the nurse returned with a basin of water and a clean towel. “Miss, please quickly wipe his body down and put the cool towel on his forehead.”

After the nurse left, Willow had to wring the towel dry and gently apply it to the man’s forehead. Then, she soaked the warmed towel in water, wrung it out, and started wiping the

neck, resembling a piece of art. It was her first time caring for someone besides her family in such an

the feverish man woke up while Willow was bent down, wiping

quickly stood up and explained, “You have a high fever, so the nurse asked me to help with the physical cooling.

took out a few packets and placed them on the nearby table, saying, “Miss. Presgrave, these are the medicines for your boyfriend. Remember to feed them

this to the nurse earlier. Now, being directly pointed out by her

her. Once the nurse left, she hurriedly explained to the man on the bed, ‘Please don’t misunderstand. The nurse misunderstood us. Here! Take your medicine!” After saying that, she

medicine and water swiftly. Then, she asked, “Are

back down, the high fever giving his face a rosy flush under the light. Ironically,

a damped towel on his forehead

“Since you’re willing to

glanced at her but remained silent. It was noon, and the man’s fever had subsided, though his temperature

there for two more days. Once the doctor left, Jasper sat up and said, “I