Daddy, don't flirt

She remembers that she has been hit by a bullet, but luckily it has only hit her shoulder.

Jamie is always optimistic and very good at taking chances. She already feels lucky that the bullet hasn't hit her heart, but her shoulder.

Luckily, Bunny is fine.

When she looks down, she sees Bunny lying on the head of the bed.

Jamie slowly reaches out her fingers. She tries not to tear her wounds and gently pokes Bunny's soft cheek.

As soon as she pokes him a few times, Bunny wakes up. He looks up and sees his mom's gentle and loving eyes. Then he raises his eyebrows and says happily, "Mommy!"

"Don't shout. I'm not deaf." Jamie knows she's in the wrong for waking him up, but she's always been good at being cheeky, so she blames Bunny instead.

Bunny doesn't argue with her. He wants to give her a big hug, but he's worried he'll touch her wounds, so he holds back.

"Where's your daddy?" Jamie looks around. She licks her dry lips and her mouth is also dry with little moisture.

Bunny sees her move and knows she wants a drink of water. He pours a glass of water from the side of the kettle and takes a straw so Jamie can bite on the straw and drink without having to sit up.

After finishing a glass of water Jamie still feels thirsty, so she lets Bunny pour two more glasses. It is only after she drinks that she feels better all over.

"Daddy's gone home to get a change of clothes. You woke up just after he left." Bunny puts down the glass of water and blinks at Jamie. A touch of guilt emerges from his big eyes.

"Why are you looking at Mommy like that? It's not just a day or two since Mommy was so beautiful. If your daddy sees you staring at me, he's going to be jealous again." Jamie looks at Bunny and feels he’s a little strange, so she teases.

It is rare that Bunny doesn't roll his eyes at her, but hugs her uninjured arm and says, "Mommy, I'm sorry. It's all my fault. If it wasn't for me, you wouldn't have gotten hurt."

"Don't be ridiculous. Mummy doesn't blame you. Besides, what mother in the world would watch her child die without saving him?" Jamie says and reaches up to poke his little face, "If you're feeling guilty, get your mommy some cherries. I don't know what's going on lately, but I like sour foods more and more."

keeps feeling sick to her

irregular lifestyle lately, and then all

a new injury to her old one, is she? She

been too busy dealing with Jack and fighting with him, so she is overly nervous. Jamie just thinks it is because she is stressed and not paying much attention to her

disgust, "Mummy, you've got a little sister in your tummy. You have been a mother at least, can you stop being so

found out sooner, how would they feel comfortable letting her confound Jack? They'd have taken a rope and just tied her

know it was a little sister?" Jamie follows

second, two seconds, three

in the next second, Jamie's growl rings out, "What did you just

before letting go of her little hand. He

little, little

She can't care less about the injury

comes so suddenly, she can't digest

feels a touch of elation rise

her heart

looks at Jamie's

she's not happy when she is already

to travel around the world, and she wants to design more clothes and make a name for herself in the

is the joy in her

growing up, and now you have a little sister, isn't that trouble plus trouble?" Jamie pretends to say it sincerely. She watches Bunny as she

gets frustrated. Mom actually

call him

then she forced him to learn how to cook. He starts out with nothing and becomes more and more proficient. By the time he is a little older, even Bunny herself is amazed at how he has learned in

food and does the housework carefully every day. But now Mummy actually dislikes him for being a trouble and has also disliked his

He feels aggrieved.