The next day, Nina Sinclair opened her eyes and was momentarily confused before remembering she was hospitalized.
She had slept pretty well last night without any problem adjusting to the new bed.
Beside her, there was a soft breathing sound. She turned her head to see Julian Lancaster’s tall body curled up on the folding bed, looking particularly pitiful.
Nina felt a pang of guilt, and at the same time, she was somewhat moved. Although their marriage was unforeseen, this man was quite responsible.
A strange feeling rose in her heart.
Julian woke up too, his tightly shut eyes opened, revealing a pair of deep and drowsy eyes.
Nina realized she had been staring at him for too long and quickly looked away.
After getting up and washing up, he left the ward.
At this moment, a nurse came in to change Nina’s bandages. As she was treating the wound, she spoke earnestly, "Miss Sinclair, your relationship with your husband is really good."
Nina responded awkwardly.
Unexpectedly, the nurse’s words took a turn, as she looked at Nina’s injuries and said, "But you need to be more restrained. You still have injuries, it’s better to wait for them to heal before engaging in marital activities."
Upon hearing this, Nina was practically in tears.
It must have been Sierra Sinclair’s video last night that was too loud, leading to misunderstandings. Did this nurse actually believe Nina and Julian were doing something improper in the ward?
Why is she always the one taking the blame?
Nina felt like she was constantly getting caught in awkward situations.
The nurse seemed to notice Nina’s embarrassment and felt she had spoken out of turn. After all, the hospital has seen all kinds of situations. This was normal, at least Nina and Julian were married. She had seen unacquainted patients’ families getting involved.
She hurriedly reassured Nina, telling her not to take it too seriously.
Nina coughed lightly and changed the subject by asking, "When can I be discharged?"
The nurse didn’t say much more and smiled, "I’ll ask the attending physician for you later. Your injuries aren’t severe, so if you’re not experiencing any discomfort, you should be able to leave soon."
It’s just that this lady’s husband was too worried about her and insisted on hospital observation. Otherwise, she could have been discharged yesterday.
After speaking, the nurse packed up and went out.
BANG! The ward door suddenly burst open.
"Nina." Sharon Lancaster rushed in, grumbling, "How did you get hurt? Who did this? I’m going to slice them up! It’s simply outrageous!"
Nina looked up, "Sharon."
Sharon had just received the news that Nina was involved in an incident; she hurried over to check on Nina. Seeing her arm in a cast and wrapped in bandages, she was furious and vented about the perpetrator. Thɪs chapter is updated by NovᴇlFɪre.ɴet
"Did you find out who did it?" Sharon asked.
Nina shook her head and said, "No, I haven’t had the chance to investigate. I’ll look into it once I recover. However, I did find something good."
Sharon instantly gossiped, "What’s the good stuff?"
Next, Nina showed Sharon the downloaded video.
After watching, Sharon couldn’t help but applaud. She clicked her tongue and said, "I didn’t expect that little scoundrel to be so wild. She and Vincent Lancaster are two of a kind. Let’s find a suitable opportunity to expose this video!"
Nina’s lips curled up slightly, as she planned to do just that.
Without even guessing, Sharon knew who sent the video to Nina. She snorted, "I didn’t think he was that useless."
"Who are you talking about?" Nina asked, puzzled.
Sharon remembered that Nina had said she didn’t know who sent her the video.
She quickly changed the subject, "I’m talking about... your husband. You’re injured and hospitalized, he’s been helping take care of you, right?"
Recalling Julian’s attentive care over the past few days, Nina couldn’t help but smile, "Yes, he is a very responsible person."
Seeing Nina’s expression, Sharon’s eyes lit up.
It seemed Nina had a good impression of her brother. It looked like the day Nina became her real sister-in-law wasn’t far away!