Farewell To My Endless Love novel Chapter 226

Spencer's POV:

Soon, everyone left the ward. After they were gone and I was left alone, I pondered over what Charles had said to me earlier. What he said had enlightened me.

If I truly loved Vivian, I shouldn't let her wait any longer. At the very least, I should show her my love.

With that in mind, I grabbed my phone and dialed her number. It didn't take long for her to answer the call.

"What?" From the phone, I could sense her cold, unfriendly attitude. But from how quickly she answered when I rang, it proved that she still cared dearly for me.

"Vivian, it's my leg! It hurts so much... Argh!" I whine pitifully, putting on an exaggerated act to try and gain her sympathy.

"Aren't your buddies in the ward with you? Tell them to find a doctor for you." Though Vivian sounded like the she didn't care, there was a trace of doubt in her seemingly aloof tone.

"They just left. Ouch! It really hurts... Oh forget it. I think I'll be fine. You don't need to come back..." I deliberately pulled the phone far away, and then blew out a deep, pained sigh into it.

Before she could react, I immediately hung up. Within five minutes, rapid footsteps could be heard from outside. Vivian immediately burst in, panting.

"There was something wrong with the elevator, so I ran upstairs." Sweat bathed her shiny forehead, and her beautiful face was full of concern. She was genuinely worried for me.

"Does it hurt?" She walked up to me and touched my injured foot carefully, her movements gentle. "Are you in pain anywhere else?"

She scanned my whole body nervously, trying to see if anything was hurting me. It was as if she wanted to give me a thorough check-up with her eyes.

Smart as she was, she actually believed my silly lie.

The fact rendered me amused, but at the same time, I was deeply moved. My heart skipped a happy beat. I reached out and took her hand, and placed it on my chest.

"Here. It hurts here," I whispered to her quietly.

Her hand was soft and smooth to the touch, and her skin was as tender as a baby's. She was cute, lovely, and everything wonderful in this world.

"You bastard! There's nothing wrong with you at all!" A stunned Vivian, annoyed by my trick, quickly shook off my hand, acting as if she had been scalded. "I shouldn't have believed your nonsense!"

The realization that she had fallen hook, line and sinker for my little white lie turned her cheeks a deep red. Embarrassment colored her indignant face.

"Don't you know it's immoral to pretend to be injured and lie to the doctor?!"

"But we're not doctor and patient."

Vivian was so infuriated that she turned around at that very moment, about to leave. My leg couldn't move, but I subconsciously wrapped my arms around her waist to stop her from leaving. Because of how my abrupt movements, I almost slipped and fell down from the bed.

It was then that I bumped into my injured foot by accident.

This time, it was no act! I cried out in agony, sweating, unable to withstand the sudden bout of pain.

Vivian immediately responded to this. She screamed as she turned around, and quickly hugged me to soothe my pain.

Then, she bent down and tried to get me back to the bed.

As she did so, the distance between was nonexistent. The posture was so intimate, I could feel her sweet breath spreading all over my face. Her soft body clung to my chest, so warm and wonderful. I could hear her flustered heartbeat clearly in my ear, and the sound was distracting. "Let's talk, okay?" I held Vivian's hand, placing it gently around my waist.

She struggled for a while, but in the end, she relented and finally gave up. "Alright. But, you can't lie to me anymore."

I was about to say something, when I suddenly felt my lower body had grown stiff from my excitement.

Knowing that this was not an appropriate time, I tried to hold back my desire and restrained myself.

"Well... It's nothing serious. Uh, how about we talk about it another day?" I was so embarrassed by my state, I stammered subconsciously.

Unfortunately, the expectation in Vivian's eyes turned into disappointment.

"So you have nothing to say to me except lies. You're really something, Spencer," Vivian said sarcastically before standing up, huffing. But as she got up, her soft body brushed against my bulging trousers by accident.