The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Seeing Matilda promise to let him take her to the bedroom, Jacob was overjoyed with excitement.

Ever since Matilda had come back to Oskia, Jacob had been looking forward to having the opportunity to relive his old dreams with her. Finally, today marked the beginning of something to look forward to. Under normal circumstances, Matilda was beautiful, dignified, and very independent. It was not easy to approach such a woman.

However, Jacob knew in his heart that no matter how strong a woman's heart was, she would unmistakably become a damsel in distress when she fell sick.

At this time, no matter how powerful a woman was, she would surely drop all of her defenses.

Jacob graciously helped Matilda into the elevator of the villa and took it all the way to the third floor.

After Matilda had directed Jacob to assist her to the bedroom, she lay on the bed with his help.

Jacob graciously helped her place two pillows behind her so that she could lean against the soft bed comfortably.

After Matilda had lain down, she weakly said to Jacob, "Jacob, I'm still very cold. Please help me cover myself

with the duvet."

up in bed like this. It

am feeling really cold right now. From my head to my toes, my whole body has been spasming non-stop. Please help me pull

and said, "Fine, then. After that, I will go to the bathroom and put on a warm bath for you so that after you have your meal, you can take a nice bath in the bathtub." 3 Matilda asked suspiciously, "Can I still

"Of course."

cool down. Soaking in a warm bath can quickly reduce your body temperature and relieve fatigue to a great extent. Trust

had said was true. Whether it be an adult or a child, taking a bath could effectively lower the body temperature during the

on the other hand, he was also thinking that he could use this to shorten the distance between the two of them

if a weak woman wanted to take a bath, she wouldn't be able to do

that came from the fever along with a lot of discomforts, and she was in a lot of pain. There seemed to be some truth to what he had

said very diligently, "Oh, you are welcome.

the bathtub, and tested the water temperature, making sure that there was no problem. He then quickly exited the bathroom and said to Matilda, who was lying

a fever, and I don't seem to have any