They Hated Me in My First Life, But Now I Have the Love System

Chapter 9: VIPs

Her gaze turned calculating. 'Seven thousand good points just for helping him? That's enough to keep me alive for six whole months! If I don't waste any of it, I can survive even longer!'

But as tempting as the reward sounded, the second part of the task made her hesitate. 'Why only 5 percent? What about the other 95 percent?' she asked the system.

The Love System replied with a cryptic tone, "Because it's not that easy. This man is... different. That 5 percent will be harder than you think. Good luck, Nnenna."

Nnenna narrowed her eyes at the man. He was clearly no ordinary patient, especially if he was staying in the hospital's VIP wing. She couldn't help but feel a little uneasy. 'Just who is he?'

The man, on the other hand, had no idea about her internal debate. He could feel her eyes boring into him, probably trying to figure out who he was.

His face remained impassive, but his thoughts were sharp. She seems useless, falling down the moment she walked in.

He scoffed silently. 'How lucky she is that she didn't touch even the corner of my clothes. Even if she's a VIP, I would make her pay for disturbing me.'

His gaze remained fixed ahead, but inwardly, he wondered. 'No ordinary person can enter this floor. So who is she?'

Nnenna, oblivious to his thoughts, clenched her fists in determination. She didn't care how difficult this man might be or what kind of attitude he had. With those points on the line, she was going to help him no matter what.

Shaking off his disdainful attitude, Nnenna straightened her back and spoke calmly, though a hint of annoyance laced her tone. "I can still help you...us. I brought my phone."

The man did not respond, his silence as if doubting her ability to do anything useful. Ignoring his silence, Nnenna quickly unlocked her phone.

She did not have the number for the hospital staff, so she resorted to dialing the emergency line instead. The call was picked up almost immediately.

through.

we can't get up. We're at Royal Hospital, but I can't reach their internal phone line. Could you please call them

The mysterious man "..."

at her words. Friend? Since

before confirming, "Let me make sure I got this right. You and your friend fell in a ward

it," Nnenna replied eagerly, relieved that

continued. "What room are

Deciding to keep

another pause, this one longer. When the woman finally spoke, her tone carried a hint of surprise. "Alright, we will contact the staff and have them send

Nnenna said quickly before

but she wanted to find an excuse to talk to him. His cold silence was

biting back a groan.

'Did he just thank

to comment, lest he retract it out of

echoed down the hall. Four nurses entered the room in a rush,

of the younger female nurses moved toward the man, clearly aiming to leave a good impression on this important VIP. But before she could touch him,

reluctantly turned away and helped Nnenna instead, joining her colleague to steady her

mysterious man and placed him back on the spacious bed. Once the task was

on the drip stand tightening. There was no way these were ordinary

upright, a mask on his face before she could see his face clearly, and flipping through a folder he had picked up from the bedside table, raised

you need an invitation to leave?" he asked mockingly, his voice dripping with disdain. "You barged in so easily earlier. It should be just as easy to walk out, right? Or what? You plan