Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 1385

On the way home, Luca bought some vegetables and fish.

Amur was not a fan of fish so she never thought of cooking fish when he was around, but considering she was eating alone, she thought to have a change of food.

After she picked up the vegetables and fish, Luca thought of Tommy, who was still in the hospital. She then bought some peanut butter. It was still early, so she planned to make some peanut butter oats for Tommy and send them to the hospital after she was done with dinner.

After she ate, Luca brought the flask and arrived at the ward. Before she even walked in, she heard the nanny coaxing Tommy to eat.

"Little Young Master, you only took two bites. Have a few more bites?" The nanny's voice was full of helplessness. It was obviously because Tommy was unwilling to eat.

"I don't want to eat. My mouth tastes bitter, I want to eat sweets." Tommy's voice sounded. He sounded quite energetic.

Luca walked in with the flask.

Tommy saw her at a glance and said with joy, "Ms. Luca, you’re here!"

Luca looked at the sumptuous dinner on the table that Tommy did not want to eat. She smiled helplessly and said, "Yes, I brought you some peanut butter oats. Would you like to have some?"

Tommy's eyes were filled with excitement as he asked, "Did you make it yourself?"

"Yes," Luca sat on the sofa, her heart feeling more settled when she saw how energetic he was.

"I want to have some!" Tommy said immediately.

When the nanny heard that he wanted to eat, she immediately stood up and said, "I'm going to prepare a bowl!"

Luca nodded. After the nanny washed the bowl, she opened the flask and poured a bowl of oats. "Do you want me to feed you?"

"Ms. Luca, I'll do it myself." Tommy did not let her feed him. He took the insulated bowl by himself and ate the oats with a spoon.

The nanny was relieved when she saw him eating. "Ms. Luca, thankfully you came. Otherwise, Little Young Master would be hungry tonight."

"I doubt he’ll be hungry. Dr. Park would have prescribed a nutrition injection," Luca said. However, she knew that the nutrition injection would never be as good as the nutrients absorbed by food, so if Tommy was willing to eat, it was better to let him eat some food.

The nanny nodded when she heard what Luca said. She replied, "Little Young Master keeps complaining that his mouth tastes bitter. Ms. Luca, you’re more experienced than me in this aspect. Is there a way to solve this?"

"He won’t taste the bitterness anymore after eating." Luca smiled. Tommy took small bites because the oats were still hot, but he did not say anything about not wanting to eat. He was enjoying the food.

She felt relieved seeing him like this.

"By the way, did a nurse take his temperature today? Is there a record?" Luca asked.

"Yes, it was recorded. Little Young Master is doing well today. His body temperature came up normal every time he was tested," the nanny said.

Luca guessed that the antibiotics worked.

That kind of bacteria was resistant to many antibiotics, and penicillin was the exception. When infection first occurred, the first thing doctors thought of was to use cephalosporin for treatment. If there was no special situation, they would not use penicillin.

In Tommy’s case, if there was no cultivation check, they would prioritize cephalosporins as their first choice for antibiotics.