My CEO Husband Has Some Issues

Chapter 2047: Chapter 2049: Jiang Nuan vs. Fu Yi 50

Fu Yi had a displeased look on his face, "She doesn’t need you to tell me what to do!"

What did he mean by that? Xu Qingrong’s face was as white as a sheet of paper. She gripped the mineral water bottle tightly, and reluctantly said, "I’m doing this for your own good... She’s gone too far, I can’t stand her treating you like that. I’m just speaking the truth out of frustration."

"It’s not necessary!"

With that one phrase, Xu Qingrong was left speechless, tears starting to well up in her eyes. She suppressed her tears and handed over the water, saying with grievance, "Fu Yi, have some water, I won’t say anything anymore, don’t be angry."

Jiang Nuan watched their interaction from afar, Xu Qingrong cautiously handing over the water and the two whispering to each other...

Her heart suddenly sank back into place, and she slowly stopped, standing still and watching from a distance. She stood there for a full ten minutes before turning around and leaving.

Since someone was already there, it wasn’t appropriate for her to go over. With Xu Qingrong to persuade him, he should pay attention to his health.

Yi Hengjian returned to the construction site after a meeting in the afternoon, thinking Jiang Nuan had already been there. He walked over casually and patted the injured man sitting in the wheelchair on the shoulder, saying, "Why haven’t you gone back yet? Didn’t Doctor Jiang tell you to go back to rest?"

Fu Yi had three broken ribs and abrasions on his chest. His strength wasn’t great, but it still pulled at his wounds, causing sharp pain that made him frown slightly and his voice hoarse, "Which Doctor Jiang?"

"What other Doctor Jiang is there? Do we have a second Doctor Jiang here?" Yi Hengjian joked, then quickly added, fearing there might actually be another Doctor Jiang, "I’m talking about Jiang Nuan, Doctor Jiang."

"I had a meeting over there this morning and happened to run into her. I chatted with her about your situation for a bit. She said she was worried and would come to see you. So, did she come?"

Jiang Nuan never said she was worried or that she would come over. It was all something he made up to cheer Fu Yi up.

He looked up and seemed to be searching for Jiang Nuan.

Fu Yi, with a face as calm as water, pulled him back, "Stop looking, I haven’t seen her come."

Now it was Yi Hengjian’s turn to be dumbfounded. He thought he had personally gone to find her and made it sound so serious that Jiang Nuan would definitely come over, but it turned out she hadn’t come at all.

He instinctively looked at the face of the man next to him.

Fu Yi’s thin face was tightly drawn, and his thin lips were pressed into a straight line, without a hint of a smile, looking quite somber.

Yi Hengjian felt awkward now, placing his hand on his shoulder, "Doctor Jiang might be busy. There are too many injured people these days, all waiting in line for doctors... She probably couldn’t find the time to come over during lunchtime... She’ll come once she’s not busy... You, don’t think too much about it..."

Fu Yi didn’t speak, and it was unclear whether he listened or not.

...

There were three more surgeries in the evening. Jiang Nuan was busy until eight o’clock before finishing up. She was so exhausted when she came out of the operating room that she couldn’t straighten her back.

After washing her hands and changing her clothes, the handsome man was already waiting at the door for her.

Jiang Nuan paused, took a deep breath, and walked over with a normal expression, "What’s up?"

Fu Yi looked up, his eyes as dark as ink, "Can’t I come to see you if there’s nothing?"

Hearing his tone, Jiang Nuan couldn’t help but purse her lips, asking, "Are you here to argue with me?"

Fu Yi almost laughed from anger, grabbing her hand, "In your eyes, aside from arguing with you, there’s nothing else I can do."

"Why didn’t you come to see me at noon today?"

At noon, she only saw him from afar. Up close, she saw how hollow his eyes looked and how the stubble had emerged, "... There were too many patients."