The President's Accidental Wife novel Chapter 1152

Sherman had no time for him. She opened Twitter and browsed intently. "Young hot guy, national husband, and pumpkin pie. Hahaha! So many special names!"

He raised an eyebrow. He took her phone directly in his hand and placed it out of her reach. He looked serious. "Cell phones are radioactive..."

Sherman narrowed his eyes. She couldn't help but keep laughing. "Hey, do you dare t o show your jealousy with more pretentious excuses?"

Kingsley stared at her, took the remote control, and was about to turn off the TV, but Sherman refused to let him turn it off. I t was just about time for the awarding ceremony. In the end, he didn’t resist her and let out a small sigh. Then he said," Let's go to the pool tomorrow..."

"Okay." Sherman smiled as she responded pleasantly and briskly. She was more than happy to accept his jealousy in such a way.

Honestly speaking, his character was really domineering...

But, she liked it!

Natalie went to the bathroom four times throughout the day and nearly collapsed. Then, she fell on her bed and felt her forehead burning like it was on fire.

She wondered if she was not accustomed t o the climate here.

Then, she asked for a thermometer and took her temperature, which was 39.5 degrees.

Natalie felt a little disgusted that she had t o go to the hospital for an IV when she first arrived in Lanechett, but there was nothing she could do about it.

The old man hadn't arrived at Lanechett yet and told her that he was stalled by business affairs in the company during this time. However, Natalie wanted him to b e here as late as possible. To be honest, she didn't like him at all, except for his money. More often, she just felt disgusted with him. It was fine if he couldn't come over at the moment.

"No way. That can't be. How could I be so unlucky? I will never get AIDS. It's not possible..." She seemed to be chanting or reading a lullaby. She walked forward and muttered secretly in her heart.

After taking blood and doing tests, Natalie sat on the bench in the corridor outside the hospital and waited for the result. She was focused and very nervous.

The wait was long and torturous, making her feel more and more restless, and Natalie bit her fingernails, which was what she often did when she was nervous.

Finally, it was her turn, and Natalie walked in. The doctor took out the test and held up his glasses. "The test report shows that you do have AIDS."

The nerve in her head that had been tense snapped. She sat back in her chair, and her body kept shaking.

"If you have concerns about it, you can have another test in two months," said the doctor.