Mrs. Gibson, Your Identily Is Exposed

Chapter 750 What disease does she have

“Stop behaving like kids.”

Melissa sat up straight, she had never thought that the medicine which she had poured in plants would be in front of her in a few minutes.

“They are truly in front of me.” She sighed.

Under the gaze of Murray, Melissa pinched her nose helplessly and drank the bowl of the same medicine.

“From now onwards, I am not going to believe you with the medicine again.I will go out after you eat it.”

The seriousness in Murray’s voice Melissa burst into tears.

“I’ve finished the medicine now, I want to sleep, go out and do some work.” Melissa lay on the bed, she wasn’t looking at him and kept her eyes fixed at the ceiling.

Murray glanced in her direction, and this time he was more worried about her.

“Melissa, look at me.” He called her but she ignored his presence. When she felt him standing at her side she pulled the quilt up, covered her head and hid herself inside it. But Murray had his tricks, he smiled a little and pulled her towards him.

“I can’t go if you will stay angry like this.” He laughed at her childish behavior and then kissed her forehead.

She kept her eyes closed, when she heard footsteps going away from her and the door of the ward being gently closed, she put the quilt aside, glanced at a few pieces of paper by the bed, and grabbed them to check.

Those were just some medical test reports, and nothing was wrong in them.

But from Murray’s reaction when she talks about her health, it seems otherwise. She was sure that nothing ordinary had happened to her. But what’s the disease that was stopping her from living an ordinary and peaceful life? She wondered.

The more Melissa thought about it, the more annoyed she got. She always felt that there were countless bugs crawling around her body, which were extremely itchy.

When she was engrossed in her own thoughts and was standing by the window alone, Jill surprised her with her visit. She instantly ran in her direction as it was after so many days when she was seeing Melissa.

“What’s wrong Meli?” Jill asked her.

The corner of Melissa’s mouth twitched slightly, revealing a smile, “I am getting bored. I want to go outside and breathe fresh air.”

Hearing this, Jill took a sigh of relief as she thought that Melissa knew that she was ill, so she changed her clothes and went directly to the cats and dogs they had treated in the alley and visited them..

and dogs in front of her and felt

and from time to time

stretched out her hand gently, and stroked the necks of those cats

closed its eyes and purred

the scene, kept pouting and stroking the kitten’s

bald if you keep rubbing

when she watched Melissa from the side,

won’t

again, and

won’t rub your backs

shook her head helplessly at the conversation that Melissa had with those cats

stood up and wiped the dirt from her clothes, “We should head back to the hospital, it’s

as she looked at the tumbling and coquettish kitten on the

Melissa like this, Jill felt relieved,

like Melissa was no

“Let’s go back now.”

some food for several cats and dogs, and then walked out

Melissa was not habitual of being supported, but this was what Murray wanted and had asked for, and

head, as she had

feets were not able to walk at the previous speed but she felt relief when she thought that she

Melissa shook her his head in disappointment. “I used to be a trained martial art student but now see how weak my body become after that miscarriage. It’s really not worth the loss. But whatever is happening to me, it’s

the end of the alley, and suddenly a

was very familiar and it didn’t take her a second more to realize

called his name in a

down. He had OCD,that’s why he was never interested in cats and dogs,

“Come inside,” Murray muttured.

she said goodbye

excitedly as from a distance, he noticed the expression on Melissa’s face which was much more

and nodded, “By the way you could have met those cute cats and

smiled, then he stepped

in the passenger seat with her eyes closed and drifted into the melody of music,

the usual time in the hospital.

Murray parked the car