The Woman From Hell

Chapter 148

At that moment, I was instantly awoken from my daze and jumped out of bed. "I'm sorry, so sorry. I didn't do that on purpose. Does it hurt really bad? I'll go get the doctor."

"I'm fine, I'm just playing with you. What a klutz! Are you hurt?" Theo cradled my wrist in his hands, gently massaging it.

After he mentioned it, I realized that my wrist was burning with pain. I must have been too anxious that I did not realize I knocked my hand against the cabinet by the bed.

"I'm fine, what about you? Did your wound tear?" I lowered my gaze worriedly. I may not have moved with full strength, but I was still worried since the wound was fresh from the operation.

He smirked. "I'm not that fragile. Are you hungry?"

"I'm okay." I shook my head when I saw how carefree h e sounded, but his face was still ashen.

At that moment, a nurse knocked on the door and asked, "Bed 37, may we hook you up to an IV drip now? You have quite a lot of medication this morning. If you delay it, we might not be able to get it done by noon."

Theo frowned, and his face was as apathetic as usual when he answered softly, "Yes."

I immediately understood. Theo had asked the nurse t o come back later when it was time for his drip in the morning because he did not want to disturb my sleep.

care of him, but in the end, I was the

I felt guilty, so my attitude was

me." He

flustered by them. I quickly freshened up in the bathroom and went down

walking out the door, I bumped into Mason. H e was wearing his white doctor’s coat with a notebook in his hands. He looked like he was going to perform a check-up

that it was me and stopped me. "Thanks

recalled that he probably meant the blanket I covered him with at the villa last night. I shook my head slightly. "No worries, it's the least I could do. You wouldn't have been awakened in

before he reverted t

get breakfast. Have you

wrist and looked at the time. He was stern. "You, a pregnant woman, and he, a patient, have to eat on

embarrassed after hearing what Mason said. With a slightly flushed face, I forced a

breakfast hours at the hospital's canteen, s o I had no choice but to go outside to

She told me she had wanted to send breakfast too,

Theo wanted. He could have

bought two portions of chicken soup from a restaurant near the hospital and rushed back to

was about to enter the ward, I heard voices coming