Love Comes To Me
Chapter 399: Like a Throat

As Rupert did not scream strangely anymore, Aisly was now able to apply the medicine with peace of mind. She gently poured out the medicine and gently sprinkled it on. Aisly looked at his back and suddenly remembered Eloise's words and asked, "What are you going to do with your back, what if it really leaves a scar?"

Rupert was fine with this, he was a big man and didn't want to wear a backless dress like a woman, so he said indifferently, "That's it, the wound will heal, whatever." The more he put on a carefree attitude, the more Aisly blamed herself in her heart, she sighed and whispered, "It's all because of saving me, that's why you're like this..." The first time I saw her, Rupert said, "It's good that my face wasn't ruined, why can't I get over this stubble?

He was telling the truth, anyway, the most important thing to him was still this handsome face, and fortunately there was nothing wrong with this face.

Hearing him say that, Aisly suddenly laughed, "That's true, even if you were an ugly bastard, with the status of the second prince of the Rogers family alone, there's no telling how many women, would jump at you."

I don't know why, but her heart sank slightly after she said that.

Although it was true, which person nowadays didn't love money? Not to mention that Rupert had only hurt his back a little, his face was completely fine, he was handsome and rich, so how could those women not flock to him? Moreover, with Rupert's status, he could replace a woman of matching status to marry, and that kind of woman would be gentle and considerate, so why would she care about the scar on his back?

What's more, if Rupert really loved her, he would have gone for a surgical back facelift.

Thinking about this, Aisly felt that she had hit rock bottom and couldn't climb back up, like a lump in her throat but with no reason to cry out.

Feeling her movements stop, Rupert was shocked and said, "Aisly, what's wrong with you? Is my wound too serious?"

Aisly hurriedly said, "No, no, no, I was just wondering if the vitamin E would help."

Aisly was just mentioning it, but Rupert took it in, "Would vitamin E work? I'm not a medical student, but I thought it sounded like a good idea, because vitamin E feels too common." Hector cracked up, and Aisly's head was spinning. She was just saying what she wanted to say, and didn't want to answer his question.

So Aisly finished as quickly as she could, wrapped him in gauze and said, "Done, I'm out of here."

Rupert was inexplicably left out of the loop, and before he knew it, Aisly had gone off somewhere.

With Aisly gone, Hector felt he had no one else to talk to, which was no fun at all.

He was bored and flipped through his phone.

He had thousands of friends on WeChat, at least half of them were women, and his circle of friends was always filled with those women's updates, from the high society women who were travelling abroad for further studies every day, to the ordinary working class people who posted their work updates every day.

The most important thing is that most of these women, for the most part, are single. In other words, most of these women could become his possessions if he wanted to.

But for some reason, he always felt that these women all seemed too fake, all wearing a mask, not real at all, all vulgar, really too boring.

If there was a more real person, he felt that Aisly was more real, revealing herself to himself and being very funny.

In this way, all the people on his list were not as good as Aisly.

As he thought about it, Rupert curled his lips.

Suddenly, he was taken aback by this thought and muttered in his mind: Why did he suddenly think of her ...

Hector took Eloise home and before they sat down on the sofa, they saw Hector's mother approaching and asking, "How was it, did you finish the soup?"

Eloise was wondering why Hector's mother hadn't told her, but suddenly it occurred to her that she had probably told Hector but hadn't heard him, so she smiled and said, "Yes, I drank it all, you made it after all, how dare he not." Hector's mother smiled, "He doesn't have to drink it all just because I made it, but it has to be good and nutritious.

Eloise went on, "Yes, I saw him licking the bowl, he's a sick man, otherwise I'd like to have a sip too."

Hearing her say this, Hector's mother couldn't help but smile, "Eloise is a sweet-talking kid, she's always trying to cheer me up."

Hearing the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law bragging about each other, Hector couldn't stand it anymore, "Mum, Eloise, you two are so affectionate, I feel like I'm superfluous."

His comment made both the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law laugh, and there was a lot of laughter in the house.

At that moment, Eloise's mobile phone rang. She glanced at the unfamiliar number and hesitated for a moment before answering it.

"Hello, is this Miss Eloise? I'm Maryam's doctor. Can you come over here? There's been a situation here and I need the patient's family to come in person."

The last time Eloise had gone to City S to transfer her mother to a hospital, she had hired a nurse and returned, but now she didn't know what the situation was without being told at the hospital, and she was in a hurry. Seeing her, Hector was also a little anxious and hastened to ask softly, "What's going on? Who's calling?"

Eloise turned around in a hurry and said anxiously, "It's the hospital, saying that something is wrong with my mother and that I should come over quickly, what should I do, I should go over now."

After all, it was a call from the hospital, and it didn't say exactly what it was, so it must be something important, so no one dared to slow down.

Hector listened and said, "Don't worry, we'll go there now, whatever it is, we'll wait until we get there, okay?"

At this moment, Eloise's judgement was already clouded, so when she heard him say that, she could only nod.

After Hector said that, he contacted the driver and the couple went to City S without stopping.

Thankfully, however, this time it wasn't anything bad, and when they arrived, they were told by the doctor that there was hope that her mother might wake up at any moment.