My Wife is an Aloof Beauty

"Leena, here you go. Eat something first. Don't worry so much. You already know that Tom is a very good doctor. He can surely take good care of Kevin for you. Right now you should look after yourself." Rain trusted Tom with his life. He believed that he would definitely be able to help Kevin recover. He was a great doctor after all. If there was only one person who could save Kevin, then it would be Tom.

"But my stomach really can not handle anything right now." Leena's eyebrows knitted into a tight frown. She really didn't have any appetite now. They had been in the hospital room for so long, and she was dying to know Kevin's condition. She wanted to know if he was getting better or not.

"Do you want Kevin to see you like this when he wakes up? If you do, then suit yourself and not eat anything." Tom raised one of his eyebrows and looked at Leena in a way that would pressure her a little. He knew that he was trying to make Leena feel guilty so she would eat, but he was just being honest. She would not stay healthy if she kept missing her meals, considering that she already had a very weak body.

"Fine. You are right. I will try to eat something," Leena finally agreed, though she really didn't have the appetite. But Rain was right. She had to be healthy and strong for Kevin. Now was not the time to fall ill. So she'd better have some food.

"That's good. Come on, you can start with some soup." Rain had gone to the Kate Hotel. The food they served there was delicious and thanks to the nice packaging, the food was k

tiful smile appeared on her face all of a sudden.

"Have I ever told you that I really love you. I love you so much. Even when I was away, I never stopped thinking about you. You were constantly in my mind. I have been to so many places during the past few months. I have been to some beautiful small towns, and also heard of many beautiful love stories. They all reminded me of you. I thought that I would slowly forget about you as time went by, but I was awfully wrong. I love you too much to be able to do that. The more I told myself to let you go, the more I missed you. Are you happy to hear my words? I want to spend the rest of my life with you. I love you so much, Kevin." Leena's lips curled into a bitter smile. She looked at her badly injured husband with pained eyes. She couldn't bear seeing him like this, so thin and so fragile, lying unconscious on the hospital bed. If she could, she would take all the pain away from him. She would rather be the one who was lying there, instead of the one she deeply loved.