He sounded a little panicked as he threw away the covers and tried to get down from the bed. The nurse immediately stood up, and walked to him. “I''m fine. Please don''t get out of bed."


    She pulled the sheets up for Yerick, and reminded him, "Don''t move. Lie down."


    "I''m sorry. Did I scare you just now?" Yerick looked innocently at her.


    The nurse''s heart softened immediately, and the fear that rose up in her chest was instantly dispelled. "I''m fine, but how are you feeling?"


    "There''s just been so much going on recently. I''m so frustrated over how I can''t get out of bed after the operation. I didn''t mean to lose my temper just now. Please don''t be angry at me," he pleaded.


    Yerick looked so pitiful, his expression as tears welling up in his eyes capable of breaking many hearts.


    The nurse''s heart softened even more. "I was a little scared just now, but I''m not angry. If there''s anything you''re upset about, feel free to tell me about it."


    "No, I''m sure you''re not interested in my problems," Yerick said in disappointment as he looked down.


    The nurse pulled a chair next to the bed. "Tell me. My job is to take care of you, not just physically but mentally as well. If you don''t mind, I''d love to help you."


    Yerick stared at her in silence for a long time.


    "What if you tell others after I tell you about it?" he said, unconvinced.


    "I won''t tell anyone, don''t worry," she said with absolute sincerity.


    "Really? You''re not lying to me?"


    She nodded. "I''m not lying to you, really."Content rights belong to N?velDrama.Org.


    "Alright, I''ll tell you then." Yerick leaned against the headboard. "I- have a friend who''s awesome, and treats me well. It''s a pity she keeps getting mistreated by men."


    "Did you try persuading her from it?" she asked.


    "She''s way too opinionated. As her friend, I can only step aside and anxiously watch things unfold. There are now two men who have bad intentions with her, but she still treats both of them very well."


    The more he spoke, the angrier he became.


    "Sounds like your friend trusts men way too easily."


    Yerick shook his head. "Not entirely. These two men are too good at pretending, and my friend is too kind. They''re bullies to my friend! I''m so mad!" "Do you want to help your friend?"


    "I do." Yerick godded firmly. "I really want to teach them a lesson, but if


    my friend found out, she''d be very t


    upset. To her, I''m a good friend who''ll never do anything bad. I don''t want my friend to be worried about me, or get angry at me."


    "You''re such a wonderful friend," the nurse said, giving him a thumbs up.


    "Yeah, I''m so good." Yerick looked down, and continued morosely, "I''m so angry! I can only stand by and watch while my friend gets lied to by bad men."


    The nurse thought about it before asking, "Have you considered teaching those men a lesson in secret?"


    "I did, but it''d only make my friend sad." Yerick was very considerate of Rosalie. He didn''t want her upset.


    "Well, what if those two men opposed each other?" the nurse went on. "Your friend would then see how unreliable both of them are, and leave automatically."


    A light bulb lit up in Yerick''s mind.


    "Right! Why didn''t I think of that?"


    "I helped youe up with an idea,” the nurse said. "Sounds like your friend''s very popr. Since they''re both bad men, they''ll teach each other a lesson one day."