The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 341

Benjamin had dated many women before. He had held their waists and shared far more intimate moments with them. But when he suddenly held Celine In his arms, his heartbeat sped up unnaturally.

He didn’t have time to dwell on this unfamiliar feeling. He gently shook her. “Celine, what’s wrong?”

That was when he noticed how hot her forehead felt. Her body radiated alarming boat, a clear sign of a raging fever. It really felt like they were out of the frying pan and into the fire.

Celine slowly opened her eyes and tried to stand. “I’m fine.”

“You’re burning up. Don’t pretend you’re fine. Can you even walk? I’ll carry you back”

Celine glanced at Benjamin’s injured leg. “Can you even ihanage to carry me?”

Benjamin fell silent, his pride sting. How could he be too weak to carry a young woman? She looked so light that carrying her shouldn’t have been an

Celine chuckled at his reaction and walled back into the house by herself

Benjamin followed her.

Once inside, Celine crushed the medicinal herbs. She turned to Wyatt, who lay unconscious, and forced the mixture into his mouth. Then, she took some herbal medicine herself to bring down her fever.

Benjamin watched her closely. Despite her feverish state, she kept herself busy, moving back and forth as she prepared the herbs. Her slender figure seemed even more fragile as she worked tirelessly.

know how. All he could do was stand there, feeling

finally finished, Benjamin spoke. “You should get

he realized the issue. There was only one bed,

blanket. “Take the

serious. If

a

and then looked

bed was big enough for

you collapse, I won’t know what to do. Don’t make this harder for me. I’m. warning you. I’ll leave you

in disbelief. She really shouldn’t have saved him. She should

very edge of the bed. Her entire body felt feverish

night,” she muttered

side and

asleep quickly. Benjamin turned his head to look at her. She was

he’d inver end

a large portion

Celine didici

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sate distance from

closer. “Celine, what’s wrong? What are you

an