Mr. Conrad Proposes to His Ex-wife Again

Nathan was stuck in some traffic on his way back, and that's when he received a text message from Jane Yi asking if he had time today, she had bought something for Pupu and wanted to give it to him.

Pupu is the name Nathan gave to the puppy.

Nathan looked at the blocked streets and dialed her a phone number.

Jane Yi said, "I'm just coming out of the hospital now, where are you, I'll send you over."

Nathan said, "I got stuck in traffic."

He paused: "Or you can just take the stuff to my house and I'll send you the address and password."

Nathan just finished, then felt some wrong, but the words have been said, a moment also do not know whether to explain the next, they are so smoothly said, not the slightest other meaning.

On the other end of the phone, Jane Yi seemed to hesitate, but thinking that Grace should also be there, she agreed: "Okay, just send me the address."

At the word, Nathan was always relieved.

Putting down his phone, he looked up at the red light at the intersection in front of him and was slightly distracted.

I don't know how long it took before this section of the road was finally open.

When Nathan went back, he didn't see Jane Yi in the living room, and Pupu, who used to pounce out as soon as he opened the door, was nowhere to be seen.

Closing the door, Nathan heard a sound coming from the bathroom.

He walked over and saw that Jane Yi had already bathed Pupu and was blowing the fur on its body.

And Jane Yi did not notice that Nathan was back, rubbing Pupu's head while talking to it, "Our Pupu is so good, isn't it more comfortable after a bath."

Nathan laughed silently and didn't call her, leaning gently against the door frame to watch the scene.

Not two minutes later, Jane Yi turned off the hair dryer put back in place, the Pupu picked up, turned his head to see Nathan's moment, a stunned look, slightly embarrassed: "You're back." Nathan nodded, his eyes falling on Pupu in her arms.

Jane Yi explained, "I asked the doctor at the vet hospital and said it was okay to give Pupu a bath, so I saw that you hadn't come back yet, so I gave it a bath......' Halfway through, Jane Yi put Pupu on the floor: "Since you're back, I'll go first." Nathan suddenly spoke up, "Did you come straight from the hospital."

Jane Yi did not know why, but she also answered, "Yes."

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Nathan said, "I don't think you've eaten yet then. Last time you helped me take care of Grace, I haven't had a chance to thank you yet, so if you don't mind, stay for dinner." "Don't mind."

Jane Yi almost blurted out, but after she finished, she felt that something didn't seem right.

She was going to say that you're welcome about Grace.

Jane Yi opened her mouth to add, but Nathan already said, "Okay, you sit down for a moment." Forget it.

Jane Yi sat on the living room carpet, training Pupu with the toys and snacks she bought.

Pupu has gone from being timid and scared at the beginning when they rescued him to being lively and clingy now, wagging his tail and chewing on a toy in his mouth, happy as can be.

In the kitchen, Nathan turned his head to look at them, the smile at the corner of his mouth unconsciously deepened a few points.

Soon, the meal was ready.

Nathan said, "Usually I don't have much time to eat at home, and I have fewer ingredients in the fridge, so it's easier to make."

Jane Yi looked at the two dishes and one soup in front of her: "It's quite good, we are busy at work, almost just a bucket of instant noodles to pass."

"Is it convenient to ask, which department you are a doctor."

Jane Yi sipped her soup, looking frank: "Urology."

Nathan did not expect this answer and choked, but in order not to appear rude, so he held back from coughing and took a few sips from his glass of water one after the other.

But Jane Yi said, "It's okay, a lot of people look at me in a thousand different ways when they hear this answer."

Nathan put down his glass of water, "Sorry, it's just the first time I've seen a girl who is ......"

"Normal, doctors do not choose their patients, when engaged in the beginning of the profession, there is no difference between men and women in our eyes, only patients who need to be saved, and patients who recovered and discharged from the hospital." Nathan nodded gently, "As long as the patient can be cured, it doesn't matter what department the doctor is from, it's all equal."

Jane Yi lifted her head to look at him, slightly surprised.

Probably for the first time, she heard someone who knew she was a urologist not only did not look at her with unkindness or criticism and accusation, but said that all doctors, regardless of their specialty, were equal.

The moment Nathan met her gaze, he suddenly wanted to ask her how things were going at the wedding.

But he reckoned that must be the last thing in her life she wanted to bring up and stopped.

Jane Yi saw his desire to speak, "Is there something you want to ask me?"