<h4>Chapter 51: Yan Yin’s fever</h4>


    Without any further dilly-dallying, the two bid Old Master Yan and the others farewell and went home. What they weren’t expecting the instant they came home was the nanny bolting towards them with Yan Yin in her arms.


    Lu An’an noticed her flustered expression. “What’s wrong?”


    “Young Master Yan’s temperature is running high. I’ve been trying to treat his fever physically, but it hasn’t worked so far.” The words flew from Nanny Zhang’s mouth. Yan Yunge had instructed her to go for physical remedies first when it came to fevers in children, which was why she didn’t consider the hospital in the first ce.


    Yan Yunge had just got off the car at this second, and his jaw clenched tight.


    Anxiety washed over Lu An’an as she took Yan Yin in her arms. “I got him. I’ll take him to the hospital.”


    “You might need a change of clothes.” Yan Yunge shrugged. “I don’t think it will be easy running around wearing that.”


    Though his tone was without emotion, he still took Yan Yin from her. The kid had always been as healthy as a horse. Knowing Yan Yin’s fever hadn’t subsided after all that treatment, Yan Yunge creased his brows.


    When Lu An’an changed into another set of clothes, she noticed how Yan Yunge’s expression gave him away. She didn’t try to expose him. “I’ll be taking the kiddo to the hospital. Are youing along?”


    Yan Yunge nodded. “Yeah. Sure.”


    So the three of them took off with the driver behind the wheel and Yan Yunge sitting in the backseat to cradle Yan Yin.


    The driver took a brief look over his shoulder, catching a glimpse of the trio. He didn’t expect Yan Yunge to be that gentle with a kid despite not being rted by blood, and it seemed that Yan Yin mattered more than he had predicted to the couple.


    Once they stepped foot at the hospital, Lu An’an hurried over to the registration counter while Yan Yunge held the kid in his arms, soothing him when he moaned in pain as he patted him as Lu An’an would. Standing next to them was their driver, and for a split second, he could imagine how Yan Yunge would make a good father.


    Lu An’an returned, only to find a loving fatherforting his sick child, but what made her burst outughing was his clumsy and uncoordinated moves.


    “What?” Yan Yunge almost groaned. All he did was babysit in his best attempt, and she made fun of him.


    “You don’t even know how to hold him correctly!” Her giggling paused, and she held out her arms. “Here, let me take him.”


    Yan Yunge felt embarrassed, but there were no words to save face other than, “You know this is a hospital, right? No loud talking.”


    “Come on. The doctor’s waiting.”


    It was a relief to hear the doctor promising Yan Yin would be fine. Out of concern, the couple still requested his overnight stay in the observation ward, and they let the driver off work early.


    After Yan Yin’s fever had returned to normal, they were finally at ease.


    “Are you tired? You should take a nap.” Lu An’an knew Yan Yunge wasn’t feeling anyfortable sitting there. “We’ll head home soon.”


    He nodded, not rejecting her offer as he needed to take extra care of his health. “You too. You can use the bed over there,” he uttered softly.


    And so she did. Yet, once Yan Yunge had fallen asleep, she sneaked out of the VIP room and pushed the door to another ward open.


    Her mother, Li Lihua, had been hospitalized in the same hospital. Before that, she had no intention of letting her mother know about her and Yan Yunge, so she kept quiet all that while.


    And now she saw the chance and came to visit her.