Lucinda remained oblivious to Nathan’s actions. She had attributed her prolonged recovery to a three-day binge of high-concentration liquor back in Forden.
She felt that perhaps her health had not fully rebounded, hindering her ability to conceive.
“Nate, you’re so strong, and I feel so weak. I think it’s best if I go to the hospital for a thorough check-up. I need to ensure my well ~being.”
Nathan’s face paled when he heard her words.
He felt his heart ache badly.
A suffocating feeling overwhelmed him.
Lucinda’s desire to maintain good health for his sake struck a painful chord within him. He might never have the capability to reciprocate that.
He reckoned that a healthy life was an elusive dream, and the possibility of Lucinda carrying their child seemed increasingly impossible.
He suddenly felt a pang of guilt washed over him, prickling his entire body like the sting of needles.
Had it been a mistake to let her remain by his side?
“What’s the matter?”
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Lucinda noticed that his face had turned pale and stroked his cheek.
“I’m alright. It’s important for you to have regular check-ups. But I have a mission to fulfill, and I won’t be able to go with you this time. I’m sorry.” Nathan managed a strained smile.
“Don’t worry. Once you’re gone, I can go back home for a few days.
I’ll tell Noelle or my sister-in-law to go with me.”
Nathan nodded, attempting to conceal his sadness.
“By the way, the border seems to be dangerous. Are you going there to fight the enemies there?”
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“Yes.”
“In that case, please be careful. Your safety is paramount. Protect yourself and don’t get hurt! Your well-being outweighs any mission.”
He nodded.
“I understand.”
As Cyrus arrived at his villa that night, the tantalizing aroma of food greeted him even from the small garden.
At that moment, he couldn’t help but feel a sense of wonder, as if there was a loving wife eagerly awaiting his return for dinner. It was as though there was someone in this world who depended on him and genuinely cared.
It was a good feeling.