Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Chapter 17 Special Feelings

Without Matthew knowing it, it was getting more and more difficult for Elizabeth to breathe.

As for her face, it was even hotter than before. It was so uncomfortable for her that she couldn’t

help but grunt softly.

She then used her hand to give Matthew a nudge. With that, he suddenly came back to his senses. He instantly got up and tucked her in.

At that moment, he was panting heavily. He then shut his eyes to try to calm himself down.

When he opened his eyes again, all of his emotions had receded. However, his perspective of the woman before his eyes had changed.

Now that Matthew had fed her fever medicine, he rubbed her forehead, palms, and feet with alcohol wipes.

He held her feet in his palm and rubbed the bottom of her feet with alcohol. What a pair of

fair feet she has! Even her toes are pretty.

After he rubbed her feet twice, the medicine was starting to take effect.

In fact, her body temperature was a lot lower than before. He took the thermometer and

called out to her, “I’m going to take your temperature, Elizabeth.”

He was just going to go ahead with whatever he wanted to do with her because Elizabeth

placing the thermometer under her armpit, he couldn’t help

her extremely fair skin. Her pearly white skin seemed

felt as if he was losing his mind at that instant. He couldn’t believe

I must’ve lost control of myself just now because

in my dream.

five minutes, he took a reading from

she had a temperature

Fahrenheit.

Chapter 17 Special Feelings

medicine is good! Matthew could finally breathe a

watched her

what she said the night before. She was pregnant at

She didn’t even attend university, and she needs to raise her

then? Why did he leave her to shoulder the burden all

then, his phone rang. Esme was

and asked, “What

some food. Do you want me to send

now?”

that it was noon already. It’s so difficult taking care of a

person.

Buy some oatmeal porridge as

he hung up the phone and tucked

was in bed, Matthew wandered around the

the kids or her. I don’t see anything belonging