My Husband Is A Gary Stu novel Chapter 202

Chapter 202 Burden

“I’ll do it myself,” Patrick said, feeling somewhat embarrassed.

Genevieve looked up at him with amusement. “We’ve been living in the same room for days. You’re telling me you’re embarrassed now?”

Patrick was afraid that if they had stayed in separate rooms and someone were to attack them at night, no one would be able to protect her in time.

In the end, he gave in and took off his shirt obediently.

Patrick had been calm and collected in the car earlier, so Genevieve had believed in his words when he said he was slightly injured.

However, when she saw the countless wounds and scars on his slender body, she couldn’t help gasping in shock. There were even cuts resulting from knives. She stared at the injuries, and a lump began to form in her throat.

“Does it hurt?” She reached out and gently touched the wounds.

“These are just scratches. We could break several bones during our military training, and it hurt much more than this,” Patrick said. He wasn’t trying to console her, as he was just speaking the truth.

“Patrick…” Genevieve did not know what to say.

Patrick had run off with her and joined her in being wanted by the police. If it wasn’t for Patrick, she would have gone through harsh interrogations at the police station a few days ago and would have probably gone to jail.

“Don’t cry, Genev.” There was still dried blood on Patrick’s hands, and he didn’t want to dirty her face.

“I told you I would protect you. I am only keeping my promise. Besides, as your friend, I can’t stand seeing Armand and the others tricking you like that. I don’t want my promises to become a burden to you. You understand?”

“Mm.” Genevieve nodded.

She crouched before Patrick’s bed, then covered a cotton bud in alcohol to clean his wounds.

Once that was done, she applied medicine to them and bandaged them with gauze.

Patrick sat still, not daring to move as he stared out the window. He was even holding his breath the whole time.

A moment later, he couldn’t help but look down at the woman who was cleaning his wounds.