“I’m feeling a lot better. It’s probably because my fever has gone down, and I’ve been sweeting a lot. I don’t feel any discomfort, but I do feel a little feeble. Actually, I feel refreshed, thanks to you.
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You don’t need to worry about me.”
“That’s great to hear!” While Abby was saying that, she used a thermometer to measure Rachel’s body temperature. When she found that her temperature had returned to normal, Abby felt relieved.
“You almost scared me to death last night, Miss Bennet. When I came out of the kitchen, I saw you lying unconscious on the sofa, and you were burning up!”
ALL Rachel could remember about that night before was how Victor forced her to drink an entire bottle of red wine, and that she threw up several times before coming home. She could only remember bits and pieces of everything that followed thereafter. Perhaps she was already coming down with a fever on her way home, and that might be the reason she had little to no recollection of what happened later on.
“What happened after that?” asked Rachel.
“After I found you lying unconscious, I immediately contacted Mr.
Torres, and he arrived a few minutes later. You had a really high fever, and I wasn’t strong enough to carry you. Mr. Torres was the one who carried you upstairs. I helped you ingest some antipyretics, and put a towel on your forehead to lower your temperature. Your fever only started going down around five in the morning.” Then, Abby took the towel from Rachel’s hand.
Rachel glanced at the bedside table and saw a box of ibuprofen and a glass of water.
Before she could ask where Andy was, something dawned on her. She picked up the box of medicine, and asked, “Abby, did you just say that.. I took the antipyretics?”
“Yes, you did.” Abby was stunned by Rachel’s serious tone. After a short pause, she continued, “Your fever was really high last night, and your body temperature was already at 39.5°C. If you hadn’t taken the medicine, your fever wouldn’t have gone down, and it could’ve gotten even worse.”
As Rachel stared at the medicine box, her eyes darkened.
‘Antipyretics, huh?’
During the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women weren’t usually allowed to take medicines without doctor’s guidance because it could have some side effects on the fetus. ‘If I’m really pregn
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ant, and I took one of these, then…’
“Miss Bennet, is there something wrong with the medicine?” Abby asked tentatively, noticing that Rachel was staring intently at the box of ibuprofen.
“Huh? Oh, no, it’s nothing. There’s nothing wrong.” Rachel was pulled back to her senses, and she put down the medicine box.
“Are you really okay?” Abby was just trying to make sure Rachel was okay.
“I am. Don’t worry.” To change the topic, Rachel asked, “I’m hungry.
Can you get me something to eat, Abby?”
When Abby heard that Rachel wanted to eat, her eyes lit up, and she immediately said, “Okay! What would you like to eat, Miss Bennet?
I’LL prepare whatever you want.”
“My fever has just gone done, so I think I can only eat something Light.”
“In that case, I’ll cook some millet porridge with red dates for you.”
Abby grinned.
“Last night, I saw how much you threw up, and you had just recovered from a fever. Millet porridge will be good for your stomach, and the red dates will recover your strength. They’re very healthy.”
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