CHAPTER 108: WHY SHOULD SHE CARE

Cory repeated himself and looked up at Dray.

"Do you remember everything I just said? Remember, after wiping down the body to cool down, you need to give him the medicine again at night. If there's anything you don't understand later, you can call me."

Cory's behavior was as if he regarded Dray and Sky as a real couple.

Therefore, it was a reflex to assume that this most intimate wiping of the whole body involved certain private parts, and Dray must have done it himself.

Dray's ink-jade-like eyes sank slightly, and his face turned slightly cold. "Dan, do you remember?"

Dan: ???

"Yes, Master Li, I've written it down," Dan answered quickly.

Cory was puzzled. "Why do you want Dan to remember this kind of thing?"

He didn't believe that Dray, with such a face, would be willing to let other men do the job for him in front of his husband. 

If Dray was willing, he would have already asked for a male caregiver.

Unfortunately, all of Dray's nursing team were women, and he didn't believe that Dray would be willing to let other women cold compress and wipe Sky's whole body.

Dray paid no attention to Dray and raised an eyebrow at Dan, instructing him, "Make sure Aunt Mary comes over to keep watch. Tell her everything that Pei just ordered us to do tonight."

In other words, Master Li would never personally attend to someone like Sky, who needed to be cooled down and wiped all over.

Cory touched his nose and suddenly understood.

Of course.

Someone like Dray wouldn't lower himself to serve a substitute.

"I see. Then let the servants take good care of my brother-in-law. I should have known better. A fake is not the real thing, so why would you bother to serve him personally?" Cory spoke the truth, but Dray's carefree smile and the words that came out of his mouth made him feel annoyed and uncomfortable.

"It's none of your business. Don't meddle in things that don't concern you. Dan, see the guest out."

"Eh, why are you like this? You don't need a monk after you've finished reciting the sutras, so why are you still kicking out guests..."

*

After Cory left, Aunt Mary was quickly notified to keep watch over Sky, who was occupying Dray's room.

That night, Dray slept in the next room.

As expected, in the middle of the night, Sky began to show signs of fever, just as Cory had predicted.

Aunt Mary reluctantly began to take care of Sky when she noticed the symptoms.

Although she was not happy about it, Aunt Mary still brought a basin of cold water and prepared to wipe Sky's body.

She had no respect for Sky and did not consider him the master of the house.

Therefore, although Aunt Mary did not dare to let Sky's fever worsen, she still casually wiped him down a few times.

She even took advantage of the opportunity to "take care" of Sky and cause trouble.

Anyway, Master Li didn't really care about Master Sky.

Late at night, she was the only one guarding the house.

As long as she didn't let Sky die, who knows what would happen to him.

So, Aunt Mary wet the towel in cold water, wrung it out slightly, and then unbuttoned Sky's pajamas, reaching in directly.

She rubbed roughly.

The rough towel rubbed against Sky's hot skin, not only without easing up, but deliberately rubbing harder a few times.

It was just a moment.

Two red marks were left on Sky's shoulder and chest.

Aunt Mary couldn't stand the sight of Sky.

He wasn't the real Master of the house.

Just a man who moved in with a shabby plastic bag, why should he be allowed to stay in the master bedroom?

She even had Master Li order her to stew precious tonics for Sky every day.

Hmph, who does he think he is!

The more Aunt Mary thought about it, the angrier she became. She grabbed Sky's pajamas and was about to pull them down.

But at that moment, the door suddenly opened...