The CEO Gets What He Wants

Avery hated the smell of disinfectant in the hospital. As she had a fever, she couldn't help but recall the memories from many years ago. She tugged at Cayden's sleeve lightly and mumbled, “I don't want to see a doctor.”

Cayden was already anxious about her condition in the first place. Upon hearing her childish words, he grew even more frustrated.

He tightened his arms around her and put on a stern face, chiding, “Behave yourself. You have a high fever. What if it damages your brain?”

In return, Avery only glanced at him weakly.

Thinking that she was just throwing a tantrum, Cayden leaned down and gave her a peck. It was as if he was placating a child.

As usual, the hospital's emergency department on the first floor was packed.

When the people in line saw Cayden cutting in front of them, they were naturally disgruntled. A cranky man even raised his voice at Cayden and berated the latter for having no manners.

The clamor in the emergency room soon caught the doctor's attention. With a frown, he pushed his glasses back and signaled the nurse beside him to organize the line.

The moment the nurse saw Cayden, her eyes lit up. Wow, what a good-looking man he is!

The nurse walked up to him, but just as she was about to speak, she was startled by his dark expression.

Instantly, she took a few steps away from him and looked at the busy doctor for help.

This man seems to be hot-tempered.

Irritated, the doctor turned to Cayden and threw his pen to the side. “What are you doing? Don't you see how many patients there are in the emergency room? Go back there and line up!”

“Stop the nonsense. She has a fever. Hurry and treat her.” After saying that, Cayden placed Avery down on a chair.

Only then did the doctor take some time to scrutinize the man before him. Not only was Cayden dressed expensively, but he also gave off an unusual aura. For some reason, the doctor felt like he had seen Cayden's face before in a financial magazine.

As a middle-aged man familiar with the ways of the world, the doctor knew he could not afford to offend such a man.

Cayden had never been to the emergency room. In fact, he seldom visited hospitals, so he was unaware that they had to line up in the emergency room. Before this, he had always had the doctor visit him whenever he was sick.

At the sight of Cayden's “vicious” appearance, the other patients in the emergency room dared not argue with him anymore.

Left with no choice, the doctor told the nurse, “Take her temperature first.”

The nurse then picked up a thermometer and approached Avery.

Before she could even touch the latter, the thermometer in her hand was snatched away by Cayden. “Let me do it.”

He was so possessive that he did not want other people—even women—to touch Avery.

After carefully helping Avery take her temperature with the thermometer, Cayden removed his coat and put it on her.

Although she was already wearing a thick down jacket, he was still worried that she would be cold.

As the nurse watched Cayden take care of Avery so meticulously, envy was evident on her face.

Indeed, good-looking men are the most responsible ones. It's the ugly guys who always cheat!

She remembered seeing an interesting survey on the internet before, which concluded that the more handsome a man was, the lower the possibility of him cheating. On the contrary, men with below-average looks were most likely to cheat despite the fact that they looked more trustworthy.

In fact, there were living examples of this phenomenon in the entertainment industry. Among the industry's most ideal husbands were an award-winning actor, a renowned director and actor, and a popular idol. Not only were they good-looking, but they were also loyal and loving toward their wives.

Meanwhile, the ones who were found cheating on their partners were generally the less attractive ones. One particular director was even discovered fooling around with prostitutes when he had a gorgeous wife at home.

Thus, when the nurse witnessed Cayden cherishing his partner so well, she felt even more determined to find a handsome boyfriend in the future.

However, upon seeing how Avery showed no appreciation for Cayden's actions and even avoided his touch, she couldn't help but feel bad for him. It seems like his girlfriend is quite spoiled. Why is it that cute guys always have girlfriends with terrible personalities?

As the nurse was immersed in her thoughts, Cayden's grim voice sounded. “Thirty-nine point nine degrees? Her fever is too high! Doctor, put her on an IV drip.”

The doctor immediately prescribed Avery some medicine while the nurse prepared the drip. Then, she rolled Avery's sleeve up and disinfected the back of the latter's hand.

When the nurse was about to insert the needle, Avery started to tremble violently at the sight of the thin needle.

Her behavior startled the nurse, who immediately assumed she was scared of injections. “Miss, it won't hurt,” the nurse reassured.

However, Avery shot up from the chair as if she had seen something terrifying.

She flung off the nurse's hand and ran toward the exit desperately.

Suddenly, she tripped on something and twisted her ankle. Before her body could hit the ground, a pair of toned arms caught her by the waist in time.

Cayden's angry voice rang beside her ear. “Avery, stop it!”