Unaware of her surroundings, she rolled over to hold onto Ian’s arm. “I feel awful.”

Startled, Ian’s immediate reaction was to retract his arm, but he suppressed the urge to do so as soon as he saw Cindy’s flushed face. Meanwhile, she rubbed herself against his arm. “Do you know how hard my life is?”

Furrowing his brows, Ian said nothing, whereas Cindy sniffled, as her nose was stuffed. Then, she muttered, “Why would you study the arts instead of enrolling in a regular course? I won’t be able to support you.”

Ian waited for a while, but upon noticing that Cindy wasn’t about to continue rambling, he retracted his arm slowly. On the other hand, the room service got him some medicine swiftly, while the meal he ordered had arrived as well, which he had them send to Cindy’s room.

of a sickly person. As his assistant, Cindy never caused him any trouble, so he figured it would be cruel of him if he were to leave her on her own.

somewhat defeated, Ian held her up while giving her a good shake. “Can you

stomach. Her brain was still in an addled state when she opened her eyes, and when she did, she shoved Ian away. Then, she leaped out of bed to make a dash for the washroom before emptying the contents of her stomach

after splashing some water on her face, only to be

all this time. It’s just that you didn’t notice me.” Cindy was taken aback. Turning to leave

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