Young Bride in a Lightning Marriage: Never Tired of Mr. Leon's Love

Just a moment ago, Matthew could not even open his eyes to speak. Now, he was suddenly gripping onto Lucy's wrist with force.

Even when the doctor arrived, Matthew refused to open his eyes and just stayed curled up in the blanket like a fluffy squirrel.

It was rare to hear Matthew speak in such a tone, but it successfully tugged at Lucy's heartstrings. She tightly held his hand and reassured him, "I'm not leaving, Matt." Lucy carefully tucked his hand under the blanket. "You have a cold. Don't move around, okay? I'll go make you some cold medicine and be back soon, very soon." Matthew was not buying it, so he held onto her hand, unwilling to let go. "How soon is 'very soon'? I don't have a fever... I don't want to take medicine..."

His voice grew more distressed as he spoke.

"Why don't you want to take medicine, Matt?"

"I just don't want to," he said childishly.

"You need to take medicine for your fever to go down. Be good, okay?"

Lucy got up to leave, and the man who could not summon any strength just moments ago was suddenly hugging her tightly around the waist, pressing her into his embrace. "Matt!"

Lucy was getting frustrated. She was genuinely worried about Matthew's health, but he seemed to be throwing a childish tantrum and unwilling to cooperate.

could he endure this any longer?

deliberately sounded even more pitiful to make her feel sympathy for him. "I don't want to take

he uttered

he frowned. He had not

medicine yet, but the thought of the medicine alone was already

Lucy was dumbfounded.

the uncompromising and indestructible

said, "How about having some candy after taking

Matthew swayed.

medicine and assured Matthew, "Don't worry, Matt. I have plenty of candy here. But you must take all the medicine without

click, Lucy closed the door, leaving Matthew

time, Lucy brought over the pills with

"Here, take them quickly."

everything with a few gulps of water. "Candy," said Matthew, trying to ignore the bitter taste in

his breath to prevent the bitterness from invading his nose and