It'll Come Naturally novel Chapter 1464

During the time that Leena left, everyone seemed to gradually forget her. But in fact, all the people she was close with still knew in their hearts that their love for her never stopped, hoping that one day she would come to her senses and return.

The sun cast its bright light through the room, filtered by the blinds and bathing the room in a soft yellow glow. Patricia sat on the hospital sickbed. Today was the day she would be released from the hospital. She had almost recovered and was allowed to leave the facility that she had stayed in for a few months. Although she still felt a little reluctant to leave, what she truly wanted was the wider skies from the outside. She didn't want to be confined in only a small world.

"Although your feet can walk smoothly, they still haven't returned to their best state. So after you go back home, you should take careful steps when you go back to your usual routines. Remember to not run or participate in strenuous activities. As long as you do some proper rehabilitation exercises, your feet can return to their original state of health," Tom said, holding a plastic blue clipboard as he perused her feet. He said it as best as he could from a doctor's point of view. The reason he reiterated everything carefully was because he knew that Patricia was an active and lively girl, so he was afraid that she'd do something reckless like a wild horse without reins. It was crucial that she took extra care unless she wanted to stay in the hospital again.

"Well, I see. You've told me these things three times already." Patricia's fingers stroked her forehead. And she wondered if every other doctor would be so wordy to their patients, just like him.

"That's because it's the most important thing for you right now. I have to say you'll need more time as well in case you don't take serious care of it." Tom didn't think there was anything wrong with what he said. On the contrary, he spoke these words with sheer confidence as a knowledgeable and well meaning doctor.

"Alright, just let me go now! I promise that I will remember everything you said. That okay for you?" Patricia said with finality and shook Tom's hand. She played the vivacious coquette as she was afraid he might actually say that again.

"Has everything been sorted out?" Tom asked. Tom sensed the change in the way Patricia spoke and acted. He thought that he could stop talking about her injuries to her. He decided to change the topic.

"Yes, I have packed up all my things and I'm good to go," Patricia said as she quickly glanced at her belongings. She actually did not have too many things that she brought along for her hospital stay. Besides, she could always wear just the hospital gown when she was in the ward. So it was really easy to pack up her things.

"Are you really so happy to be released from the hospital...?" Tom asked as he looked over her bag and examined it. He was rather displeased to see her so happy to leave. He briefly wondered if she was so eager to escape from his side.

"Of course. You might actually be more eager than me if you get to live in a hospital for so many months. I feel like I have missed out on a lot of things being cooped up in here." Patricia simply said, not noticing his unhappiness. She just answered him happily.