Chapter 2684 - 157: Was the Swimsuit on Me Also Taken Off by You?
"..." Abraham Redington’s deep blue almond-shaped eyes sank.
He obviously didn’t expect Dr. Cooper to say this in front of Molly Wellington.
The reason Abraham Redington left before Molly woke up was partially because of this.
Knowing Molly would dislike such a thing, he avoided it to make her dislike it less.
Abraham Redington’s stern expression showed a hint of strange uneasiness.
Dr. Cooper thought less about it than Abraham Redington. Being a doctor, he was already used to it.
So at this moment, Dr. Cooper said in a matter-of-fact tone, "After Miss Wellington’s previous fever subsided, she occasionally experienced symptoms of fever. Sometimes, the interval between doses of antipyretic is not enough, sometimes the temperature is not high, just mild fever, and in these instances, physical cooling methods are required to provide some relief.
Therefore, I told the Redington Young Master that he could use a warm water bath to help Miss Wellington cool down. Combined with medication, this method would make the patient more comfortable."
Previously, Molly Wellington was in a complete coma, plagued by nightmares and persistent high fever.
Helplessly, Dr. Cooper resorted to injections and infusions.
But in fact, if the fever is not persistent and serious, any competent doctor would avoid infusions whenever possible.
Though Redington Young Master is having a high fever now, he’s conscious, and it’s not that severe.
Hence, Dr. Cooper adhered to medical principles, prescribed some medicine, and instructed to drink more water, ventilate well, and avoid bringing in other people to spread the virus, then left.
However...
After Dr. Cooper and the nurse left, and Ray Mckinley quietly departed, Molly Wellington, who had been standing beside the bed with her head down, suddenly raised her head —
"You carried me to the bathtub for a bath!" She should have thought of this earlier.
Although she woke up dressed, lying in bed, with someone attending to her.
But Stella Brown and Ray Mckinley had mentioned Abraham Redington watched over her for three days and nights.
He... he even held her because she said she was cold?
Abraham Redington feigned indifference: "...It was just to help you reduce the fever."
Molly Wellington: "But when I fell into the water, I was in a swimsuit... You also undressed my swimsuit?"
Abraham Redington: "Yes, otherwise, would you choose to recover while wearing a swimsuit?"
Of course not.
The anger sparked by Dr. Cooper’s words in Molly Wellington earlier was cooled by Abraham Redington’s seemingly indifferent yet calm reply.
Indeed...
Abraham Redington was merely trying to help, just like she was now, wasn’t he?
Doctors treat patients uniformly; it’s merely saving lives, unrelated to anything else.
Molly Wellington, who had been somewhat anxious and embarrassed due to Dr. Cooper’s words, quickly calmed down.
She steadied her inner emotions.
She then raised her almond-shaped eyes slowly and looked at Abraham Redington.
Abraham Redington’s deep blue eyes were fixed on Molly Wellington, holding a complex, undiscernible expectation within.
Molly Wellington walked to the table with a calm expression, picked up the medicine left by Dr. Cooper: "Let’s take the antipyretic first... After taking it, drink more water, sleep and rest...
Since you took care of me for three days and nights, I will take care of you. Consider it even, no debt between us."
As Molly Wellington lowered her head to open the medicine packet, her gaze flickered slightly.
She coincidentally missed the fleeting disappointment on Abraham Redington’s face.
She unpacked the medicine, placed it in her palm, and handed it to Abraham Redington: "Take it, and drink this glass of water too, then sleep."
Abraham Redington’s deep blue pupils fell deeply on her fair and delicate face.
He looked at her for a few seconds, then took the medicine, swallowing it with warm water.
...
An hour later, the medicine began to take effect, and Abraham Redington broke out in a sweat, but the temperature on his forehead dropped.
Molly Wellington stayed by his side, periodically checking his condition.
After a few hours, Abraham Redington awoke in a sticky feeling.
His whole body felt uncomfortable, and this clammy sensation annoyed him.
At this time, Molly Wellington’s soft voice came: "You’re awake? You must feel uncomfortable after sweating so much.
I just asked Dr. Cooper on WhatsApp, he said if you’re awake, if you can manage, it’s best to take a bath, it will make you feel better.
Get up, I’ll help you to the bathroom."
[Beyond 1200 words: Update complete on 9.26, see you tomorrow night~]
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