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Chapter 2429

Jason frowned, "Really?"

After that, he took off his glasses and bowed his head, his forehead touching hers, "Letsee, are you the one with a fever?"

Their sudden closeness, eye to eye, his glasses removed, revealed eyes that were clearer and deeper, sending shivers down

Sophia's spine, making her feel weak all over.

Jason stared at her, slowly moving closer to her lips.

Just as their lips were about to touch, Sophia suddenly turned her head away, whispering, "Where's the medicine? I'll get it for

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you!"

Jason felt a void in his heart for a moment, nodded slightly, "I'll get it!"

He got up and went out. Sophia waited for him to disappear before sighing deeply, patting her flushed face, and following him out.

Jason cback with a first-aid kit, rummaged through it, but found no cold medicine, only sointments and bandages for

dressing wounds.

Sophia stood up, "I'll go buy some!"

"You going is no better than me. It's raining outside, where do you plan to go?" Jason grabbed her, "A couple of coughs are nothing.

If you're worried, just stay and take care of me. I'm afraid | might actually get a fever tonight."

"Then you should lie down in bed." Sophia said.

Jason was about to say he wasn't so ill as to stay in bed, but his eyes shifted, and he changed his mind, turning towards the master

bedroom.

Sophia followed him, lifting the blanket for him to lie down, instinctively touching his forehead again, thankfully, it was the sas

before.

"Want swater?" Sophia asked.

Jason almost laughed, the role reversal felt quite nice.

He nodded, "A glass of warm water, please."

Sophia brought him a cup of steaming hot water, "From my own experience, drinking hot water is moreforting when you have

a cough."

Jason sat up against the headboard, took the cup, and slowly drank it down. Maybe it was the heat of the water, or perhaps

something else, but warmth quickly spread throughout his body.

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