Stuck in you

As Rachel was deep in her thoughts, she suddenly heard the door open.

She craned her head, thinking that it was Tracy who came to visit her.

However, she was met with a shadow of a tall figure.

"Jack?" she called hesitantly.

"Yes, it's me." Hearing his voice, she sighed in relief.

If Tracy was the one who would sleep here tonight, then Rachel would be up all night.

Her mother-in-law might not be able to sleep comfortably in a small hospital bed.

It wasn't because Tracy was growing old. She was still very strong for her age. It was because it might be awkward for the both of them.

If she woke up in the middle of the night and wanted to go to the bathroom, Rachel would be unsure as to whether she should wake Tracy up or not.

Although Rachel didn't know why Tracy suddenly changed her attitude toward her, she didn't feel comfortable enough to say with her for a night.

Fortunately, Jack was the one who would accompany her. Under the dark night, she could only make out the shadow of his face.

"Why are you here?"

"I'd be worried if I was not here to take care of you myself."

Jack reached out to turn on the lamp on her bedside table. He quickly walked over and found a quilt in the cabinet.

He strode towards her with the quilt in his hands. "I'll let the lamp on," he said.

She yawned. "Why?"

"Aren't you used to having the lamp on while you're sleeping?" Jack quickly fixed his bed, not noticing the look on Rachel's face.

After making up his bed, he rubbed the back of his neck sheepishly. "Honestly, I kind of got used to having a lamp on while I'm sleeping too."

It was because of her that he had gotten used to the habit.

When Rachel was not at home, he would come back to a dark house. It irritated him terribly. He couldn't help but correlate that same darkness to the loneliness that swept his chest while she was gone.

He didn't feel right without her.

Without her, not only did he feel lonely, but he also felt cold and alone. He despised that feeling.

When Jack turned around, Rachel quickly covered the small smile threading across her lips. She pretended to be indifferent. "Turn it off. You won't be able to fall asleep."

Jack grinned. "It's actually the other way around now. I can't sleep if it's turned off."

time. Things change. Besides, you

Rachel crossed her arms.

the light, it's hard to let

don't understand what

off his shoes and socks. He slowly unbuttoned his shirt and took off his clothes. Sure enough, his strong figure was exposed in front of

his pajamas and put

Rachel averted her gaze

being so

heard Jack's faint voice. "It doesn't matter. You'll know it

to him. What he had said felt like a riddle to her. However, he still kept the light on in the end. That was what

the cold

clearly see the woman sleeping in the

he took care of

feel sleepy at all.

seeing

always rainy in the province

so used to the rain that none of them bothered to be concerned over the disastrous

days already, but the people weren't the slightest bit

the heavy rain, many cities in the province suffered from

as flood

continued. Given that the province was so close to sea, the winds

he still couldn't fall asleep. He felt as if he needed to say something to

afraid that he might

he didn't have any alone time with her. He wasn't able talk

was a

about to see if she had

awake?" "No,

stared at the woman beside

a long sigh. She had been so deep in

still silent, Jonathan pursed his

her head

she was pushing to take care of Rachel herself, but

wife might feel

Tracy stared at

head. "You just look like you've been keeping

as if she had just touched a burning iron plate.

already turned off the lights. Otherwise, he would've seen the

had been agitated ever since Celine had told her that Jack had done

if she had just been struck

However, just as she was about to call him, she received the news about Rachel. Immediately, her thoughts were

her husband rushed to the airport. However, due to the weather, their flight had been delayed for four

had to change their tickets to the morning of the next day. Seeing