Chapter 442 Spoiled
She held a glass of water in one hand and medicine in the other, sitting by the bed with a gentle smile.
Judson looked at her and thought, being sick wasn't so bad after all. At least Eula was incredibly patient and gentle with him.
He suddenly wished he could be sick for a few more days.
That way, he could keep seeing this side of her and enjoy being taken care of by her.
"No one wants to see me." He frowned, showing his resistance to the medicine in her hand.
Eula saw his frown, which reminded her so much of Angie when she refused to take her medicine. Why did Judson make her think of Angie?
They had nothing to do with each other. Maybe she just missed Angie too much.
"Take your medicine first, and I'll buy you some candy later." Eula coaxed him gently. Judson's narrow eyes squinted slightly as he leaned in. "This is the candy I want."
He kissed her lips deeply, savoring the sweetness. It wasn't enough, so he kissed her a few more times before letting her go.
Eula's face turned completely red. She never knew that this was the candy Judson wanted.
Judson looked at the stunned Eula, took her hand, and fed himself the medicine, then took a sip of water to swallow it.
Eula hadn't reacted yet when Judson's cold voice sounded. "If I weren't afraid of infecting you, do you think this candy would be just a few shallow kisses?"
Eula suddenly stood up, understanding his words instantly.
How deep did he want it to be?
Eula felt she was becoming more and more improper, completely influenced by Judson.
She put the glass of water aside and picked up the thermometer. "Open your mouth, let me take your temperature."
Judson's eyes showed a hint of confusion. Shouldn't she take his temperature first to confirm the fever before giving him the medicine?
Eula felt embarrassed under his gaze and reached out to open his mouth, placing the thermometer inside.
"I forgot just now."
A bit embarrassed, she was indeed a bit muddle-headed.
At home, when Angie was sick, there were two kids to help out. Those two kids were smart and knew everything.
So, she became even more muddle-headed, spoiled by those two kids.
Judson held the thermometer in his mouth, looking at her.
Eula couldn't stand his gaze, so she raised her hand to cover his eyes. "Stop looking, or you'll affect me."
It was true; his gaze was too deep, and no one could stand his direct stare.
At least she couldn't.
Just then, her phone rang. Eula glanced at it; it was a call from Shirley.
She frowned slightly. Was Geoffrey causing trouble again?
Thinking about his eyes made her feel sad. How could such a good person go blind?
She got up and walked to the small balcony to take the call. "Mrs. Hopkins."
She sat in the chair on the balcony, looking at the sea view outside. It was really beautiful here, perfect for a vacation.
"Eula, are you really planning to ignore Geoffrey?" Shirley glanced at Geoffrey, who hadn't shaved or eaten, and felt heartbroken.
Originally, she didn't want to ask Eula for help. Eula now had confidence, thinking she was the heiress of the Lowe family and worthy of Geoffrey.
But don't forget, she had a child out of wedlock!
Having a child out of wedlock, no matter how good her status was, it was all gone.
"Mrs. Hopkins, I'll visit him when I have time."
She wasn't in City A right now, so even if she wanted to see him, she couldn't.
"Eula, what do you mean? When do you have time? You think you're so great! Don't forget, you took my money, so you have to do as I say."
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