Rose did not want Bright to touch her, so she instinctively pushed him away. As a result, Bright fell to
the ground and knocked over the chair behind him.
Rose was stunned that Bright would fall on the ground. Her eyes widened with shock.
She looked at her hands in disbelief. She didn't push him hard. How could someone as strong as Bright
would fall on the ground?
When he opened the door, Bill's face turned pale as he saw Bright was on the ground.
He hurried up to help Bright up. But Bright refused him, "I will do it myself."
"Bright, stop acting." Rose could only think so. Otherwise, with Bright's physical strength, she could not
push him down.
Bright took a deep breath and stretched out his hand to hold the chair to stand up.
"Bright, are you trying to scare me?" Rose looked at Bright standing in front of her, his white shirt
stained with blood. "Do you think I won't blame you for making me feel guilty?"
"You can beat me as you want, scold me or anything else. I have no complaint." Bright looked at her
eyelashes, which were tinted with tears.
"What's the use of that!" Rose pursed her lips and looked away, but she could not stop the tears from
falling down.
She stubbornly lifted her hand and wiped it away, not wanting to let others see her shedding tears.
Bill was upset to see they were having quarrels, especially when he saw Bright being wronged.
"Mrs. Lee, you misunderstand Mr. Lee. Doris's injury was not caused by Mr. Lee." Bill saw that Bright
had no intention of explaining himself. He had to step up and be the peacemaker.
"He caused that indirectly." Rose stubbornly believed that Doris's injury had something to do with
Bright. "If he hasn't taken her away and left her alone in the office, this wouldn't have happened."
"I'm Doris's mother, and I've worked hard to raise her since she was a baby. I love her and I don't want
her to get hurt. It hurts me ten times as much as it hurts her. Can you feel it? Don't advise me to be
generous since you haven't been through what I've been through!"
Rose thought of what she had suffered and why Doris had come into this world... she owed her. She
owed the child for the rest of her life.
"Mrs. Lee, you really misunderstand Mr. Lee. Mr. Lee picked Doris up from kindergarten for some
errands and then asked her to play with him, but..."
"Okay, Bill, get out of here." Bright cut him off. "This is between us, so don't interfere into this."
"Mr. Lee, there is something I must tell Mrs. Lee." Bill was unmoved and continued, "Doris wanted to go
to Mr. Lee's office and went to work with her daddy. Doris is a smart girl, and she didn't want to bother
Mr. Lee's work."
"Mr. Lee took good care of Doris himself when he went to the office. But there was an important
meeting in the afternoon, so he asked a secretary to take care of him. But the secretary had a
stomachache and went to the toilet. And the accident happened at that time!"
"Mr. Lee was so angry that he wanted to kill people when he saw Doris get hurt. We rushed Doris to the
hospital, but Doris lost a lot of blood. The hospital was in need of Doris's blood type and Mr. Lee took
600CC of blood and gave it to Doris."
"A person can only take 400CC at most, but in order to save Doris, Mr. Lee insisted on taking 600CC
regardless of the advice of the nurse. The excessive blood drawing caused Mr. Lee to feel dizzy, so
Mrs. Lee, you did not use much strength to push Mr. Lee, but he fell."
"Mrs. Lee, Mr. Lee put Doris's life much more important than his own. He hasn't had a sip of water
since Doris got hurt. The doctor advised him to have some nutrient food, but he had not yet eaten the
nutrient porridge secretary Masie has given him."
"He loves Doris as much as you do, but you accused him so sharply. It's not fair to Mr. Lee!" Bill then
made a conclusion, "He really loves Doris, and this is really just an accident. We didn't want it to
happen, but it did, and what we should do now it to get Doris better as soon as possible."
"That's all. I'm going out." Bill looked at Bright, "Mr. Lee, I will be outside. If you need anything, just call
me."
Bright nodded and watched as Bill turned to leave.
After Bill finished speaking, Rose and Bright did not speak for several minutes. The room was very
quiet and even the drop of needles could be heard.
Rose had her back to Bright, who kept staring at her straight and thin back.
Bright then walked gently over to Rose and stood behind her and wrapped her in his arms.
Rose felt that she had fallen into a warm and solid embrace. She just lowered her eyelids and covered
her starry eyes without refusing or struggling.
Rose couldn't deny that what Bill had said touched her a lot, especially when Bright transferred his
blood to Doris... She felt her restless heart calm down at last.
When Bright saw that she did not push her away, he smiled with satisfaction and said, "Rose, I am
responsible for Doris's injury. I am sorry that I did not take good care of her."
His sincere apology lingered in her ears. When Rose calmed down, she was not so indiscriminate or
unreasonable.
"I was the one who should apologize. I was impulsive just now. I know how much you love Doris, and I
shouldn't have hurt you with these sharp words." Rose thought that she had pushed down Bright, who
had just taken 600CC of blood, and she was really annoyed with herself for being irrational.
"It doesn't matter. Mrs. Lee has every privilege in front of Mr. Lee." Bright held her arms and rested his
chin on her shoulder. "Doris is hurt, and you are so close to each other, so it makes sense why are you
are so angry. I don't blame you."
Bright's kind and generous answer made Rose feel guiltier and she couldn't say anything.
"It must hurt after all transferred so much blood." Rose's eyes rested on his arm.
"I am a man. It doesn't matter to transfer so little blood." Bright didn't mind that.
"Do you think you are God? Don't pretend to be strong. If you are really fine, you wouldn't have fallen
down when I gave you a gentle push." Rose hastily pulled down his hand, turned around, and looked
him up and down. "Did you get hurt?"
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