Chapter 997

These flavors were Maxwell's favorites, but Johnson might not like them.

Lewis was about to answer when he saw Maxwell turn over and sit up.

Sonnet smiled apologetically. "Lewis bought some food. I don't know if you like it—"

"I like it," Maxwell interrupted her. These dishes suited his taste too well!

He raised his right hand to take the chopsticks, but Sonnet quickly said, "I'll feed you!"

Maxwell gave Lewis a look, and Lewis quickly said, "Well, I'm going to have some dinner. Young Madam, if you need anything, call me. I'll be right there."

Sonnet smiled and replied, "Okay." Lewis then ran away.

Maxwell happily enjoyed the treatment of being fed by her wife. He had a good appetite and finished his dinner.

After eating and taking a pill prescribed by the doctor, Sonnet went to wash the dishes and spoons. When she came back after washing up, she saw that Johnson had already fallen asleep leaning against the head of the bed.

The nurse walked in with a tray. When she saw that J