Chapter 3389 Things Will Only Get Worse Later

Luke had never taken the medicine that could speed up healing, so his recovery was nowhere near as fast as the others from the Island of Despair.

Luca did not respond to Gerald's comment. Her gaze fixed on him with intensity.

"No stitches," said Luke, "I trust you."

Luca bit her lower lip.

"But if you don't stitch it, it might tear open," insisted Gerald, staring at Luke's wounds.

Luke glanced at his injuries and shrugged, seemingly unconcerned, as though the wounds had nothing to do with Luca.

"Stitches will leave scars."

"Are you afraid of scars? What kind of man doesn't have a few scars on him? Scars are a symbol of manhood," teased Gerald with a playful tone, "Scars show you're reliable, that you can protect a woman."

Luke gave him a look as though he were an idiot, then his gaze shifted to Luca. "I don't want too many scars. I'm worried my future wife might dislike them."

Luca's heart sank at his words, but his lighthearted remark eased her sadness.

Despite the severity of his injuries, he was still trying to comfort her.

She felt helpless, unable to say or do anything to change his mind.

Gerald, oblivious to the undercurrent of emotion, continued to argue, "Scars show you're dependable. Your future wife will admire and worship you for it... but..."

He paused for a moment and his expression was suddenly strange. "Can any of us really get married? I've never heard of anyone in the organization getting married!"

Luca did not respond to Gerald.

Luke had made up his mind not to get stitches, and Luca knew there was no point in arguing further. She picked up a cotton swab, dipped it in iodine, and carefully began cleaning his wounds. "This might hurt a bit, bear with it." "Okay."

Luke lowered his eyes, watching her delicate movements with tendemess.

After she carefully disinfected each gruesome wound, she sprinkled healing powder on them, and then layered them with gauze. Finally, she administered a tetanus shot to prevent infection.

By the time she was done, a fine sheen of sweat covered her forehead.

She let out a sigh of relief.

let the wounds get wet for the next few days. Avoid strenuous activity that makes you sweat. Otherwise, they might get infected," Luca reminded him, worried that he would not

softened as

at Gerald, then handed him the remaining gauze and powder." Here, take

looked confused as he took what she handed him.

so you'll need to change his bandages," explained Luca. She did not feel comfortable leaving it to anyone

was the only one she trusted enough to leave

enough. Just disinfect, apply

"If you want the

eyes that made it feel as though no hardship had ever come

not be able to keep an eye on Luke these next few

she meant. He flashed a teasing smile. "Don't worry, Ms. Craw. I'll take good care of him. You don't have to worry about his recovery either. We've all taken

Luca as she glanced at the time. "I'll go pack a few things and head

had not

knew her trip to the hospital could

upstairs to gather her clothes

walked straight into the room where Hera

in a

receiving medical treatment, she had already woken up and seemed to be

Luca walk in, she frowned in disgust. "What are you

to come take care of you,"

flashed with disdain. "Can't your

her tone. She opened the wardrobe and placed the change of clothes

it was completely vague and out of context, leaving Hera

"You don't really need someone to take care of you. Your boss asked me to watch over you, secretly keeping an

deliberately said it that

Luca's last attempt to

and was frightened enough to run, it would mean she was

nothing happened afterward, at least the danger would still be

she observed the woman sitting on the hospital

you trying to scare

nonchalant smile. Considering their past as classmates, she had said more than she should

it was clear that Hera

was the case, Luca did

as Ms. Sanchez isn't planning on running, it's almost noon. What would you like

on making a point, ordered

I'll go get it for

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