Chapter 51: The Patient and The Nurse

Mariana Adams' Point of View

While I was staring at my patient, who was currently outside and engaged in behavior that presented a harm to his health, I muttered, "Are you going inside or not, Mister?" while I was looking at him.

When the sun was beginning to drop, he and his companions were enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of his own backyard by playing a round of golf.

I flashed him a peek in the opposite direction when I was at the cottage, which was protecting me from the sun despite the fact that it was wreaking havoc on the world outside.

Even though I rolled my eyes at him and adjusted the tray that I had placed on the outside, I reminded him that he was still a patient. Despite the fact that I rolled my eyes, I reminded him of this.

After giving me a smirk, he started talking. He was trying to make light of the seriousness of the issue by teasing me by saying things like "I suppose I'm no longer one, nurse."

Because Beth required my help with something, I had to go for a litt