You get married, I hijack the marriage

Chapter 1362 She Still Cares About Him (1)

He already had a serious stomach problem and hadn't eaten anything for a whole day. If the person lying here was not his eldest brother, he would definitely scold him and say he deserved it.

He was about to call the doctor, but when he turned around, he saw that the door of the ward was half open and Shen Youran was no longer there. He had just left the ward when he saw Shen Youran coming back.

"The doctor will be here soon."

He was slightly stunned, looking at the woman with a cold face, and thought that she was really heartless now, but from her previous action, it seemed that was just a false appearance.

The doctor came quickly and after a checkup, he asked Ji Shaoheng about the previous condition and then gave Ji Jinchuan an IV.

Shen Youran was standing at the end of Ji Nuo's bed. When she heard Ji Shaoheng say that he had been hospitalized twice for gastric bleeding, her heart trembled and she subconsciously looked at the man on the bed. He closed his eyes, his black eyebrows were twisted together, and his expression was extremely painful.

The doctor said to Ji Shaoheng, "His stomach disease has become very serious. If he doesn't take care of himself, he will die."

Ji Shaoheng knew this, but given Ji Jinchuan's temper, who could persuade him?
You can't follow him and monitor him 24 hours a day.

The doctor gave some other instructions and then left.

Ji Shaoheng opened the thermos, which contained porridge for Ji Nuo. He poured a bowl and gave it to Ji Jinchuan.

Shen Youran suddenly said, "Give him some hot water first."

After these words were spoken, not only Ji Shaoheng looked at her, but even Ji Jinchuan opened his eyes. The man looked very weak, and his eyelashes trembled slightly.

Ji Shaoheng put the bowl of porridge on the table. His hand paused when it touched the kettle. He tilted his head and said to her, "I have never taken care of a patient before. Please help me."

Shen Youran looked away and stood there without moving.

Ji Shaoheng's eyes darkened, he picked up the kettle and poured a glass of water, then handed it to Ji Jinchuan. Shen Youran heard a crisp sound of "click", and looked over. Ji Jinchuan was half-supported and sitting up, with a broken cup on the ground, hot steam lingering, and the back of his hand was scarlet from the hot water.

She frowned and said, "The water you just poured is too hot. How can you give it to him to drink directly?"

Ji Shaoheng looked innocent: "No experience."

Shen Youran pursed her lips. A young master like Ji Shaoheng, who had everything provided for him, was served by a group of servants every day, but he should know when the water was hot enough to drink, right?

Ji Jinchuan lay down again, slightly arched his body, and kept his right hand pressing on his abdomen.

Because he had moved a little too violently when he lay down just now, the needle on the back of his left hand bled back. Ji Shaoheng inadvertently glanced at it and immediately left the ward to call the nurse.

Seeing this, Shen Youran stepped forward hesitantly. When he saw that the infusion management had returned a long amount of blood, the expression on his face changed slightly.

She walked around from the end of the bed to the other side and was about to put his left hand back in place when she saw Ji Shaoheng coming in with a nurse. She walked to the side to make room for the nurse.

The nurse adjusted the needle and taped it up with medical tape again. Then she looked at the broken glass on the ground and smiled at Ji Shaoheng.

"Do you need someone to clean up?"

Ji Shaoheng curled his lips and said "thank you" in a gentlemanly manner. The young nurse was dazzled by his smile and lowered her head shyly, her slightly red face showing a bit of shyness. Then she lifted the curtain and took another peek at him before leaving.

After a while, the nurse came back, followed by a cleaner. The nurse handed the medicine prescribed for Ji Jinchuan to Ji Shaoheng and said gently, "The dosage is on the instructions."

(End of this chapter)