Come on Daddy novel (Bright and Rose) novel Chapter 250

Rose disagreed, "You're weak now. You're the one who needs to go back and rest. I'll stay with Doris today."

"It doesn't matter." Bright didn't want Doris to know what he had done and thus feel stressful or guilty. "Besides, she's my daughter, and it's natural for a father to save his child. Children are more important than ourselves. As long as she's safe and sound, it's better than anything."

All he wanted was for Doris to be happy and grow up healthy.

"I understand how you feel about Doris, but you must listen to me and go home to rest." Rose insisted, "I don't want Doris getting better while you get sick, so please don't make me worry about you. I will feel comfortable here being with Doris if you go home and get some rest."

"Mr. Lee, Mrs. Lee is right. You had your blood taken too much today, and you will have to go to work tomorrow. You can't stay up all night here, or you will fall ill as well." Bill tried to convince him.

"Daddy, go home and have a rest. Doris hopes you're all right." Doris also suggested, "If there is anything wrong with you, I will feel guilty. It's fine to have mom staying with me."

Bright looked at the three people who were trying to persuade him and finally agreed.

"Well, you must have a good rest and get well quickly." Bright' caressed her hair, feeling sorry for her.

He had something to deal with tomorrow, and he had to punish the employee who didn't take good care of Doris.

"Dad, I'm all right." Doris smiled happily.

She acted as usual. However, she knew that the anesthetic had passed and the wound on her forehead was beginning to hurt, but she didn't want Bright to worry.

Bright looked down, kissed Doris on the forehead and backed away. "I'll leaving now. Listen to mom."

"Bye, daddy. Bye uncle Bill. Be careful." And then she waved and smiled at them and sent them away.

After Bright left, Doris stopped smiling and put her hand up to touch the gauze on the wound. Her little face wrinkled slightly.

"Don't touch it." Rose raised her hand and took her hand down. "Does it hurt?"

"Not really, but a little..." Doris made a gesture with her little hand.

Rose sat down in a chair and looked at her daughter. "You must be more careful in the future, or both dad and mom will feel distressed. I can't bear to see you to suffer the pain..."

"Mom, don't tell dad I'm in pain." Doris held Rose's hand and felt sad. "Daddy gave me so much blood. Is he fine?"

"Dad is in good health. Of course he'll be all right. The doctor said he would be all right as long as he takes more nutrient food, so don't worry. Dad won't worry if you get well soon." Rose held Doris's hand back gently. "Go to sleep. Mom will be with you."

Doris nodded, closed her eyes and went to sleep.

Rose did not leave Doris's bedside. She held Doris's hand as she watched the drip run out and called the nurse for a needle.

Late at night, when she could not stand it any longer, she bent over the bed and went to sleep.

It was not until the dawn that Bright came to the hospital. He entered the ward gently and saw Rose holding Doris's hand all the time and never let go. The mother and daughter looked very beautiful even when they were sleeping.

Bright put away the breakfast he had brought and then he bent down to hold Rose. But as soon as he touched her, she opened her eyes.

"Why are you here so early?" Rose rubbed her eyes and looked at Bright.