My Sweetheart

People's Hospital.

Lily was unconscious for a short time and finally woke up in the morning and Joseph came over quickly to examine her.

"Dr. Joseph, right?" Lily opened her eyes and looked at the handsome man in the white coat before her.

"Hmm." Joseph's face was consistently indifferent.

"I know you won't let me die." Lily subconsciously grabbed him by the hem of his shirt.

Joseph pushed her away with some displeasure and put down the case, "Miss. Lily, I'm a doctor, and you're a patient. That's the only relationship we have."

"Nonsense, my father has told me that you have kept me up all night, and you saved my life. Dr. Joseph, you are my benefactor." Lily said weakly but loudly.

Joseph seemed that he didn’t listened her word. He gave Lily medicine, told her some things to be aware of and left.

Lily couldn't get out of bed to stop him and had to let the bodyguard at the door block Joseph.

"Miss. Lily, I have work." Joseph turned back and his word was full of discontent.

"My father has already told the dean that until I am completely well, you will only be responsible for me." Lily said condescendingly.

Her status was honorable. She had been almost rampant from childhood

Hearing that, Joseph looked at Jade

order this morning, and she had not had time to tell Joseph.

"Ring the bell if there's any discomfort." Joseph said coldly, still walking away.

The bodyguard at the door couldn't stop him

she wanted to grab the pillow and throw it away, but her body was so

the evening, it was

Joseph had said last night he would come to pick her up, but she wasn't

she walked out of the building, there was a familiar car parked at the door. Kathy quickly ran over to it for fear of being seen and got

leaned back against the back seat and was sleeping with his

looked at his handsome but somewhat pale face. The

got off work?" Kathy asked the driver.

The driver nodded and the sedan

sat closer, and the next moment Joseph's arm was around her shoulders, but he still didn't open his eyes.

He really fell

his chest, not daring to wake him

The faint smell of sanitized water lingered. Kathy listened to his heartbeat, and felt the moment was peaceful.

It just wasn't long because it was disturbed by a cell phone

Kathy pulled out his cell phone. The caller id was "neurologist".

It should be