But…” Stella stood up quickly to go after him, but her head began to spin instantly. She sat down, trying to regain her balance.
After a few seconds, she finally recovered.
Farris was right. She hadn’t actually slept properly for the past few days.
She needed to rest if she didn’t want to worry Clint when he woke up.
Finally giving in, Stella lay down for a short nap.
Hours passed and Stella finally woke up. She checked the time and immediately jumped up in shock. How was it so late already?
She hurriedly walked to Clint’s ward. She arrived at the door and fixed her hair. She was about to push the door open when the scene inside caught her attention.
She quietly stared inside the room through the small window on the door. Farris and Clint were talking, they were smiling gently as they spoke. Farris was no longer in his white hospital coat. He was now wearing a navy blue shirt. He looked nice.
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Stella pushed the door open gently and walked in.
She quickly averted her gaze from Farris’s, feeling slightly embarrassed.
“Dr. Barnes.”
She walked up to Clint slowly.
“You need to rest, Grandpa. You just woke up. And I’m sure Dr. Barnes has some work to do.”
Farris quickly intervened.
“It’s fine, my working hours are up.” He turned to her gently.
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“Did you get enough sleep?”
Stella nodded slightly as she smiled sheepishly.
Clint said, “I woke up a while ago. Dr. Barnes told me that he asked you to rest. He’s been keeping me company since then. He’s a very good person.”
“It’s alright. It’s my duty to look after you as your doctor,”
Farris said humbly.
Clint and Stella were too focused on each other to pay serious attention to what Farris had said.
“Stella.” Clint stared at Stella warmly.
“Go home. Take a shower, rest. You’ve been at the hospital for so long. You’re still in the same clothes. The nurses will take care of me.”
Matthew had called him a few minutes ago, asking him to send Stella home. Clint was mot going to miss an opportunity to get them together.