Best Revenge: Being My Ex-Boyfriend’s Aunt novel Chapter 2131

Freya's face reddened, and she quickly let go of Ryan's hand. Then, she secretly took a glimpse of him.

As if he did not realize her gaze, he held her hand and headed to the elevator.

The spontaneous intimacy made her shake her fingers loose from his hand awkwardly.

"What’s wrong?” Ryan turned around and asked while tightening his grip on her hand.

"No. We..." Freya raised her arm awkwardly in an attempt to remind him. 1

"Didn't you say you were dizzy? I’m afraid you'll fall." Ryan was frank, and his expression was natural. That put Freya under the impression that she had overthought things.

They were only holding hands. Just now, she even slept with her hands around him.

However...

She had never been so intimate with her biological brother, Forrest, either.

Unfortunately, she was groggy. The more she thought about it, the heavier her head felt.

When they arrived on the second floor, Ryan took her t

o see the doctor without allowing her to think further.

After taking a look at the medical report, the doctor took her temperature once again. "It's a low fever. Do you want to take medicine or receive an IV infusion?"

Ryan asked, "Will she get better with receiving an IV infusion once?"

The doctor shook his head. "She needs to receive it for at least two days."

"I don't want an IV infusion." Considering Freya was hospitalized not long ago, she did not want to get an I V infusion anymore. "I’ll take medicine. Medicine will do."

"Alright, then." The doctor did not force her. "I’ll prescribe some antipyretic for you, and you must take it once you collect them. If your fever continues on and off, you'll need to come to the hospital for an IV infusion. That will need to be treated seriously."

Freya nodded obediently. "Doctor, will I infect my child?”

"Of course. You have bad flu, so you shouldn’t interact with your child for the time being," the doctor said as h e prescribed the medicine. "The weather is getting colder, and more people are getting the flu. So far, I’ve treated over ten patients with flu today."