Nina blushes with shame. She sees a nurse carrying an iron plate. She looks at Lucien apologetically. "Sir, I need to change your medicine."

Then she takes a look at Nina in Lucien's arms.

Nina is ashamed!

Lucien gives the nurse a fierce look. "I don't need it!"

Nina quickly pulls Lucien's sleeve. "Go back! Otherwise, your injury will not recover. Little Nelson must miss you. Don't you want to go back to see him earlier."

Nina finds that little Nelson is Lucien's weakness. As long as she mentions the baby, Lucien usually listens to her.

Hearing Nina mention the baby, Lucien reluctantly returns to bed and asks the nurse to give him an injection.

Nina covers him up.

Suddenly Lucien holds her hand. Nina looks up at him doubtfully. Lucien has an evil smile on the corner of his mouth and points to his clavicle.

Why does he point to his clavicle? His collarbone is not broken.

Nina is thinking, but she doesn't think much.

The nurse next to her also looks at Nina's clavicle. She blushes and leaves quickly.

Nina looks at Lucien and touches her clavicle. Nothing special.

She turns to see the nurse coming towards her. She hands her a band aid.

Nina thinks the nurse is very careful. She sees a scratch under Lucien's sleeve.

She pulls up Lucien's sleeve and applies the band aid to the scabby wound.

Lucien can't help laughing. "Nina, this is for you!"

Nina looks up. "Is this for me?"

Lucien points to Nina's chest and laughs, "go inside and look at your collarbone, ha ha."

Nina quickly goes to the bathroom and looks in the mirror. There is a very bright and striking kiss mark on her clavicle!

No wonder the nurse looked shy just now. No wonder Lucien laughed so proudly!

This damned man embarrasses her!

Nina hasn't had a good rest these days. She falls asleep as soon as she lies in bed.

She has a long dream. In her dream, she goes back to the campus. She and Andrew are reading books together under the cherry tree. They are very young at that time. Andrew is a naive boy.

The sunshine in the dream is very good. The boy in the dream is very gentle.

It is over nine when she wakes up. After a quick wash, she goes to Lucien's ward.

The atmosphere in the ward is very depressing.

Paul stands with his head bowed in fear. The nurses stand in front of Lucien's bed. It looks like Lucien is losing his temper.

Seeing Nina coming in, Paul immediately feels relieved, "Miss Morrison, please persuade young master. He doesn't want to take medicine."

Nina raises her eyebrows in surprise.

This is what babies do. In her mind, only babies under the age of ten refuse to take medicine.

Seeing Nina's scoff, Lucien yells at Paul unhappily, "Paul! You are wordy!"

Paul looks down quickly and doesn't dare to talk.

The nurses next to him also bow their heads. They look at the ground and are afraid to offend Lucien again.

The pills are all over the ground. It seems that Lucien had a bad temper just now.

Nina thinks it is fun. Seeing Lucien's angry expression, she has to hold back her smile. Nina walks up to Lucien and says softly, "you're sick. You can't do without medicine. Taking medicine can make you recover quickly! The medicine is not bitter at all. If you don't believe it, you can try."

Nina feels like a kindergarten teacher. Her students are too naive!

Lucien stares at Nina. "I said I won't take the medicine!"

Nina is speechless.

Children in kindergartens also listen to their teachers.

Lucien is no match for kindergarten children.

Lucien is angry. He is determined not to take the medicine.

Nina shrugs and is about to give up when she sees Paul looking at her for help. She is soft hearted and patiently says to Lucien, "what can I do to get you to take your medicine?"

Lucien says rudely, "stop it. Get them out of here!" He points to the nurses.

...

Forget it. Anyway, she can't persuade him. It's better to give up.

Nina makes a helpless look at Paul. Suddenly she feels hungry. She comes in the morning to play the role of kindergarten teacher. She is a little hungry.

"Paul, I'd like to eat in the restaurant. Where is the restaurant?"

Lucien looks at Nina. Doesn't the woman see that he is still in bed? He hasn't had breakfast yet!

She doesn't care about him and wants to leave him and go to breakfast.

Does she have a heart?

"Nina!" Lucien stares at Nina and shouts.

"Huh?" Nina stops and looks at Lucien. She thinks he has something to do.

"Dare you come out of the door?" Lucien's tone is domineering and his face is gloomy.

Paul and the nurses see it and leave.

Nina frowns. Why is he so domineering every time? She just wants to eat. Does she offend him?

She asks, puzzled, "what do you mean? Do you forbid me to eat?"

Lucien snorts and stares at her. "Let Paul bring the breakfast. You eat with me!"

With that, he gives Nina a savage look. He lays the bed flat and lies down comfortably.

He is more childish than the children in kindergarten!

Nina shakes her head helplessly. She has to ask Paul to help order.

She is unlucky to meet such a bully!

After a while Paul pushes a lot of dishes into the ward.

The food is bright and appetizing.

Nina is sitting in the chair in front of the hospital bed. She bows her head and does not speak. She doesn't look at the food.

"Nina, eat!" Lucien looks up and shouts at Nina. "Didn't you just rush to eat?"

Nina is really hungry.

She has a glass of juice first. The cold, sweet juice slides down her throat and soothes her stomach. It is really comfortable! Nina has an appetite. She picks up the brown whole wheat bread baked in the little basket and eats it.

She has a colorful vegetable salad. Nina eats happily and doesn't pay any attention to the man in the hospital bed. He is getting angry.

"Nina!" He growls.

Nina frowns. What's the matter? He really affects her appetite!

"What's the matter, young master?"

"Come and feed me!" He protests discontentedly.

Nina shakes her head. His arm is not hurt. Does he have no hands? He asks her to feed him!

Looking at Lucien's arrogant and domineering face, Nina wants to pour salad on his face.

But Nina comes to Lucien. She picks up a salad and spoons it to his mouth.

Lucien proudly opens his mouth and swallows Nina's food. He has a bit of salad dressing on his lips. He looks like a baby. Nina smiles and reaches for a tissue to wipe his mouth.

She scoops up another spoonful of salad and brings it to his mouth. Lucien opens his mouth and eats up. Nina is about to feed him again, but Lucien doesn't open his mouth.

What the hell? Nina frowns impatiently. Lucien looks domineering and points to the corner of his lips. "Nina, wipe my mouth."

Nina is speechless. He has a clean mouth. He doesn't need to be wiped.

Nina says patiently, "the corners of your mouth are clean."

Lucien frowns and stares at Nina. "I said wipe my mouth!"

Nina has no choice but to pick up a tissue and wipe the clean corners of her lips.

Lucien has a winning smile on his face. Just now Nina helps him clean his mouth, which makes him feel very happy as if his mother helped him clean his mouth when he was a child.

He loves being loved and cared for.

Nina looks at Lucien.

He is so childish.

Nina curls her mouth.

"Nina, come here." Lucien says suddenly.

Nina puts her ears close to Lucien's mouth. She thinks Lucien has something to say to her.

Lucien's blazing lips suddenly kiss her.

His kiss has a refreshing sweetness of salad. His lips touch her clean face.

Lucien needs rest. Lucien continues to stay in the ward after breakfast.

It's a beautiful morning. The sun is warm and sprinkle into the ward through the gauze curtain.

Nina is forced to stay in the hospital bed with Lucien. He holds her by the shoulder and they lean side by side to read a novel.

This is a touching love story. Nina is engaged in reading. Her eyelashes moisten a little when she reads the sad story.

Lucien hugs her and reads the novel with her.

It's nice and warm.

Of course, it will be better if Lucien doesn't touch her under the quilt.

Nina is still focused on reading, while Lucien's hand is touching her body all the time.