Chapter 656 Donât Be So Cruel in My Dream âI wonât take your words seriously, so itâs fine. However, please donât let Brendan hear it, or youâll enrage him.â
Sam choked, but Deirdre didnât wish to continue with the topic.
âItâs very late now. You may just go back to rest. Just leave Brendan to me. Iâve slept enough to stay awake, so I can stay here to take care of him.â
Sam frowned. âBut youâll have to take care of him throughout the night. What about calling my colleagues here so you can have a good nightâs sleep?â
âNo, thanks.â Deirdre rejected his offer. Looking at the ward, she said calmly, âThis is what I owe him.â
She didnât want to be involved in the relationship that had ended. However, Brendan had come to rescue her when she was abducted, so it became a thorn in her heart. Hence, she wanted to try her best to pull it out.
She wanted the wound to be completely healed so she wouldnât feel any scab when touched.
After Sam left, Deirdre felt around to sit on the bedside.
Brendan was short of breath. When Deirdre heard his muffled breathing, she seemed to feel his pain suffering from a high fever.
A nurse came in to remove the needle and was surprised to see Deirdre.â You are blind? How can they let a blind person look after the patient?â
âItâs me who took the initiative.â
âItâs not easy to look after a patient. Youâll have to observe his body condition, whether heâs still suffering from fever or not. Moreover, because the patient is still unconscious, youâll have to discover his condition yourself. Hence, itâll be very troublesome when you canât see,â said the nurse.
Deirdre had not expected that itâd be so serious and clenched her fists. The nurse added, âWell, Iâll come to check once every half an hour then. Iâm on duty anyway.â
âThank you.â
After the nurse left, Deirdre managed to calm herself down, but she didnât dare to relax.
She tensed up and tried her best to take care of Brendan by feeling his forehead with her hands from time to time.
It was in the second half of the night that Brendanâs fever finally subsided.
When Deirdre was about to withdraw her hand, her fingertips accidentally touched Brendanâs nose. As she went on touching all the way down his face, she somewhat felt that she was familiar with his faceâs outline. It was as if she had just touched it not long ago on another personâs face.
Deirdreâs arm froze in an instant. She couldnât help touching it more carefully. But as soon as she touched his face, Brendan suddenly moved.
Deirdre instantaneously regained her senses and asked, âBrendan, have you woken up?â
Deirdre didnât receive a reply and frowned with uneasiness.
âBrendan?â
She stretched out her hand, and the next second, her hand was held by Brendanâs hot palm. While gasping for breath, he opened his eyes. With his vision still rather blurred, he could barely see the outline of the woman in front of him. He froze for a moment before he smiled wryly and closed his eyes again.
âAm I dreaming?â His head was still heavy, and his voice sounded very weak. He muttered, âHow could she be here?â
Deirdre was stupefied when she heard that. Following that, she realized that Brendan should be referring to Charlene.
âSo, he is unable to let go, right?â
But as a man, the only thing he did right was to let Charlene be brought to justice.
âBrendan, are you thirsty? Shall I get you a glass of water?â
Brendan remained silent and frowned heavily while holding Deirdreâs hand, unwilling to let go.
Deirdre had no alternative, so she bent down and said, âBrendan, let me go so I can get you a glass of water.â
Following that, she tried to withdraw her hand.
Brendan again opened his eyes and held he tightly. âDonât go. âDeirdre, d-donât go. PPlease donât be so cruel in my dream.â