In the recent call records, the notes showed that "people are stupid and have too much money." Gu Nanshun was stunned for a moment and dialed over out of curiosity.
When a familiar deep male voice sounded on the other end of the phone, he instinctively pressed hang up and then turned off the phone.
As if he had done something guilty, his chest was heaving violently.
When Shen Ke got up after a good sleep, Gu Nanshun was still standing by the bed, asking the nurse to take the porridge he bought and heat it in the microwave, and then fed it to her one bite at a time.
Shen Ke felt embarrassed, so he took it and started eating it himself, barely eating half the bowl, and then put his hand under the pillow.
When Gu Nanshun saw her looking for her phone, his eyes flashed and he immediately said, "Your phone is out of battery and has automatically shut down."
Shen Ke was about to want to borrow his phone, but then he remembered that he had broken his cell phone just now, and his eyes darkened.
Gu Nanshun poured a glass of water for her and asked, "Who do you want to call?"
"Mr. Xi. I won't go back for one night, for fear that he will worry."
"Are you worried that you might die?" Gu Nanshun glared at her angrily.
Shen Ke was silent, wondering why he was so angry suddenly: "But Duoduo is at home, and he will be anxious if he can't see me."
Gu Nanshun pinned her down on the bed: "You go to bed first, and I'll have someone deliver a mobile phone and charger early tomorrow morning."
Shen Ke also knew that it was not good for him to bother others like this in the middle of the night, so he had to lie down obediently. Seeing that he was still here, he asked: "Are you here with me tonight?"
"What else? Or do you dislike me and want to find your boss, Mr. Xi, to accompany you?" Gu Nanshun asked matter-of-factly.
Shen Ke hurriedly explained: "No, I mean I have delayed you all night, and my eyes are better now, I can do it by myself."
"What if you can't see again? Even if you call a nurse in the middle of the night, I'm afraid you won't be able to ring the bell. Stop messing around and go to sleep."
After he finished speaking, he leaned over to the sofa with a bored look on his face, kicked his long legs, covered his face with a magazine, and stopped moving.
Shen Ke lay on his side on the bed and looked at him. Knowing that he was not asleep, he whispered: "Nanshun, thank you."
For a long time, she thought he wouldn't answer, but he suddenly let out a helpless smile: "I know I have no chance, but you don't have to draw such a clear boundary with me. Even if you are a friend, this is the minimum concern. Can you still do it? Unless you want to break off our relationship with me, then I promise that I will never interfere with your affairs in the future."
Shen Ke felt a little uncomfortable after hearing what he said.
She didn't want to draw a clear line with him, but she was afraid that if she continued to owe him more, she wouldn't be able to repay him.
In the early morning, Shen Ke struggled to wake up from his dream. When he opened his eyes, he caught a glimpse of the sleeping man on the sofa.
He was so big and curled up uncomfortably on the sofa, unable to stretch his arms and legs. His delicate eyebrows were tightly knitted together. Shen Ke couldn't tell what he was feeling.
As soon as she moved, Gu Nanshun woke up on the sofa and tentatively waved his palm in front of her eyes.
Shen Ke smiled weakly: "My eyes are fine, I can see you."
Then he breathed a sigh of relief.
When Shen Ke said she wanted to go back, he interrupted her: "I'll see you off after breakfast." After that, he rang the bell to call the nurse.
The doctors and nurses came over and did a routine check-up, and they thought there were no problems and he could be discharged. Shen Ke got out of bed and finished washing, and Gu Nanshun came back with breakfast.
When he opened the exquisite lunch box, he found Hong Kong-style dim sum filled with aroma. Shen Ke knew that there was no Hong Kong-style tea restaurant near the hospital, so no wonder he took his car keys with him when he went out.