Bored

The two of them stopped at a corner of the corridor. There were very few people in the high-rise ward on the top floor, but it was a dead end.

"Last night, Avery told you to go back and rest. After you left, Avery started to feel pain, pain so much that she didn't even have the strength to cry anymore."

Last night, when Avery tried to coax him to leave using a different method, he had already guessed it. Ever since the last time Avery fainted in his arms, he guarded this place for an entire day and night.

When Avery woke up, his eyes were completely red and haggard. After that, Avery never flared up again.

Actually, it wasn't that she didn't react. She was just afraid that he would feel sad, so she had to endure it in front of him.

"Blake, can you really imagine that kind of pain? It was a hundred times scarier than death. I saw her wail of pain, but I couldn't do anything." Dina said, her tears streaming down her face. She choked on her sobs, unable to continue.

Blake lit up a cigare