Let's Get Married

Lily shakes her head. “I’m fine. How do you feel?”

Rex tightly purses his thin lips. The sweat on his forehead flows down his face. He takes a deep look at his hands and says, “I’m okay. Sorry. You must be scared.”

Lily doesn’t say anything. She’s scared, indeed. However, it isn’t because he hurt her, but because something unexpected might happen to him in such a situation.

Spasms, intermittent convulsions, weakness, and shortness of breath ... Such symptoms are much severer than she has imagined.

She’s even more uncertain about what Rex might suffer later. It’s the first stage of addiction after withdrawal, but he suffered such great pain. What if later ...

After the indescribable feeling fades away, Rex tries to stand up. His limbs are still weak, but he barely supports himself to stand up.

Lily wants to help him, but he dodges. “It’s nothing.”

From his cold voice, Lily knows he must be enduring great pain. Rex tries to support his body and doesn’t want Lily to see him in such a weak state.

However, it’s impossible for Lily to do what he wants at this moment. Regardless of his refusal, she stretches her arms and hugs him. In this way, Rex could find a point to support his body.

The man in her arms tenses up. Then his suppressed voice comes from above her head. “Lily, I’m fine.”

‘I’m fine. I don’t need my woman to be so worried.’

“I knew. I knew,” says Lily, but she doesn’t let go of him and keeps stroking his back. “We knew this would happen, didn’t we? I’m not scared at all. I’m just worried about you. Let me take care of you, okay?”

Her voice is very soft. Her movements are exceptionally gentle. She patiently and considerately cares about this man.

Rex feels his uneasiness rising and falling. Such terrible feelings are hidden in his body but he finds no way to vent them. He clenches his hands for a long time before squeezing out a sentence. “You go out first and I’ll take a shower.”

shower. Seeing it, Lily frowns and says, “Don’t do

shower. It doesn’t take

“But ...”

lips, but the

his self-esteem, so she doesn’t insist. “Alright then.

“Okay.”

hears water. Then she takes the phone at the bedside and

long after, the phone is picked

only person that she could discuss with. “Rex had withdrawal symptoms just

the steering wheel. The car is hurriedly parked at the

He unconsciously drooled. He seemed to be very cold, but at times very hot. I don’t know. He breathed

remembers every word she is saying. When listening, his expression becomes more serious. Rex’s first withdrawal symptom is more serious than he has imagined. This is not

that Rex endured, Karl couldn’t help but curse in his heart.

Temporarily observe the time and frequency of his addiction. Once it happens, inform me. Also, you should mix the supplementary drugs I gave you into his medicine. Do you remember how to take

and is extremely worried. “Would the addiction threaten his life?”

symptoms are so serious, he is also worried. “But just in

comes from the bathroom. She feels anxious, hurriedly hangs up

good care of Rex, and yourself.”

puts the phone back where it was. She takes several steps forward and walks to the door of the bathroom. Looking at the tall figure

no answer inside. Everything is in

in a panic. She bends her fingers and lightly knocks on the

who is wrapped in a thin towel, shows up at

that he would suddenly walk out. She’s stunned for a moment, and then heaves a sigh of relief. “Why didn’t you answer me? You scared me to

anxious about his condition. She never admits it, but he could sense her anxiety and worries about his