After divorce, Ex-wife Revealed Identities novel Chapter 621

Chapter 621

"Brayden?" Jenna walked up to the sofa and looked at the man lying there.

Even when he was asleep, he still looked so striking with a straight nose, tightly closed lips, and an elegant facial contour.

If it weren't for Mayor Cody's mishap, he would still be the son of the mayor.

But... now...

Jenna saw that Brayden was not moving, so she bent down and tapped his face.

But Brayden still didn't react.

This time Jenna noticed something was wrong. Even if he was very tired, he should have had some reactions when she called out to him and slapped his face.

She bit her lip and reached out to stroke Brayden's forehead.

The scorching temperature made her reflexively retract her hand and let out a low cry, "It's so hot! Did you catch a fever? Damn it!"

The climate in Urgford was completely different from that of Larro, and he must not have adapted to it, which was why he got sick.

Knowing that Brayden had a fever, Jenna quickly ran to the living room and retrieved some fever-reducing medicine from the medicine box in the cabinet.

After pouring a glass of warm water, she lifted Brayden's head and began to feed him.

However, he was unconscious and didn't work with him at all.

After trying many times, Jenna still couldn't get him to take the medicine.

She was really anxious.

She took a deep breath and shook her head, as if she had made some kind of decision.

She took the fever-reducing medicine in her hand and put it into her mouth.

The next moment, the girl's lips sealed the man's hot lips, but as soon as the medicine was passed to the man's mouth, she felt the man's tongue started to move in her mouth.

Jenna wanted to pull away from him, but the man gripped her and didn't let her go.

By the time she disengaged herself from him, her back was already drenched in sweat.

This was simply a torture.

Jenna blushed as she looked at Brayden, who was peacefully asleep.

The medicine was finally administered.

But Brayden was still running a fever.