My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

I wasn’t even using much strength. How did I end up tearing her sleeve?’ Ellar wondered.

Patricia’s lips twitched, after which she forced herself to say, “It’s fine.”

Then, she opened the first aid kit and brought the disinfectant and ointment out.

Then, Ellar snapped out of it and went on to aid Patricia with her wounds, being exceedingly gentle with her while he was at it. It was inconvenient for Patricia to do it herself as she only had one good arm, so she resigned herself to Ellar’s care. However, she also found his actions hilarious.

Still, she had to bite her tongue and endure it due to Ellar’s confession earlier.

She did not want to give Ellar any false hope or lead him on, as she believed that they would not interact in the future anymore once this mission was over.

After treating the wound, Ellar advised Patricia, “Be careful when you’ve gotten home. Don’t let the wound get wet, remember to change the bandages, and get plenty of rest.”

Patricia listened to his barrage of advice, and after he was done, she defeatedly said, “Thank you for the advice. I can take care of myself.”

Having been through much worse over the years, a minor injury like the one she had just sustained did not faze her.

her again when he saw

around and asked, “Is

on.” Ellar handed his coat

would

I’ll return it another day,” she

as wearing Ellar’s coat seemed better than walking around with her arms and

wearing Ellar’s jacket would lead

left his office. ‘How did she get injured?’ His face blanched the instant he recalled the events that had transpired after they had left the restaurant. As it turned out, he had heard her groaning in pain when she was fighting their assailants off,

gotten hurt trying to save him, which he had failed to notice. At that moment, he felt

straight up to Nicole’s office once she had arrived at

Patricia, who was draped in

went on to recount the incident in

back just so that she could report this to

are you now?” Nicole turned to look

taken care of it. It’s nothing,”