"Mr. Sullivan..." The nurse was stunned when she saw Victor standing there. She quickly lowered her head and addressed him in a shaky voice.

Rachel came to a halt and her hand jerked reflexively.

"Turn around," he demanded.

Rachel inhaled deeply, turned around, and gazed calmly into his eyes.

She removed her mask. Her eyes were less keen, but colder than they had been four years ago. For a moment, Victor felt like he was stung by the frigid winter.

In the end, Rachel couldn't go to the bathroom because Victor's wound had split wide open.

The nurse saw it first. His wound bled profusely and continued to trickle down, staining his white hospital gown red. However, he chose to remain silent. Rachel was the focus of his piercing eyes. She had to stop going to the bathroom since she was out of options. She then requested Ivan to contact Dr. Turner and had the nurse assist Victor in returning to the ward.

Victor narrowed his eyes at the nurse, making her feel extremely uneasy. She shivered and took a step back in fear.

The nurse pursed her lips and turned to Rachel. "Miss Bennet... I think it would be better if you would help Mr. Sullivan back to his room."

The nurse was terrified of Victor's glare. She felt a chill run down her spine and thought that if she stepped forward, Victor would look at her with murderous eyes.

Before Rachel could say anything, Victor had already reached out his hand to her and motioned for her to assist him. It seemed that all he wanted was for Rachel to come to him and wouldn't leave if she refused.

to Victor. "I'm sorry, but I'm unable to assist you. You have two options. Sit in the wheelchair and I'll push you from behind,

and he withdrew his hand.

She never expected anyone to talk to Victor in this

hospital to quit or fire them. Everyone had been

mean to..." the nurse instinctively explained, thinking about the ointment Rachel

could finish her words, Victor willingly sat

words trapped in her mouth. She watched

after they returned to the

very life-threatening because he kept losing a huge amount of blood, so he

just gone

afternoon. You need to relax and heal. You shouldn't have gotten out of bed like that. You know you could get an infection." Dr. Turner

how suspicious he looked, so she raised her head

the medicine box away. "Mr. Sullivan, if Miss Salazar knew, she would be so worried. I could tell she deeply

four years, he had always been minding his own business and never inquired about

eyes narrowing, and said, "Did I miss something? Since when have

soon as he heard Victor's stern voice. "I

raised his eyes to

don't mind it. I need to do my rounds now, so I have to get going. Don't strain yourself,

the ward in a hurry after saying that. He then shut

direction in which Dr. Turner had exited. He was perplexed as

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