My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey)

Tobias was quiet.

His mouth twitched.

Natalie... Did she think of him as a three-year-old child?

Natalie had unwrapped the candy, and gave it to Tobias. She said, "I rarely had the opportunity to eat candy as a child because Madison would not buy it for me. I only ate it when Dad came back. If I took one, it would not hurt as much when I got an injection."

Her eyes seemed to be covered with a strange light when she spoke, as if the stars were shining in the sky.

Tobias was swayed.

He opened his mouth and ate the candy.

The dignified president of YS Group did the most childish thing at this moment and he ate it.

Seeing Tobias eating it, Natalie smiled.

"Just keep it in your mouth. The sweetness will emanate in your mouth," Natalie said.

Tobias looked at Natalie with interest and said, "Natalie, next time you eat."

"I eat? Eat the candy?" Natalie asked.

Tobias' lips curled up slightly and said, "Just put it in your mouth. If you put it in your mouth, you'll find that it tastes better."

Looking into the man's eyes, Natalie suddenly absolutely knew what he meant.

She did not expect the man to still have the mood to joke with her.

Of course, she knew what Tobias meant by "eating the candy!"

"If you want to eat, you eat it. I don't want to eat it!" Natalie said angrily.

Tobias' eyes dimmed and he said, "Natalie, I can't eat. You are the only one who can eat it for me."

Natalie turned her face away and pretended not to understand what Tobias said.

At this time, the doctor came over to change the medicine for Tobias.

The young doctor blushed.

He had overheard the conversation between Natalie and Tobias just now, so he naturally understood what they meant.

He did not expect Tobias, who had always been cold and arrogant, to say something like this.

The doctor cut the gauze off Tobias' shoulder and began to treat the wound.

Natalie glanced at it and found that it was mangled.

She lost her balance and almost fell to the floor.

When she helped Tobias change the gauze, she did not see these wounds clearly. Now as the doctor treated them, she realized that they were terrible.

Natalie closed her eyes and forced herself to calm down.

Tobias was injured because of her, so she had no right to be weak here.

"Bear with it, Mr. Whitlock," the doctor said.

Natalie saw the doctor stick a piece of equipment that was as sharp as a hook into those wounds.

Her heart skipped a beat, and it was as if her breathing was blocked.

The expression on Tobias' face changed as well. Sweat beaded on his forehead.

Natalie's heart seemed to be pulled by something.

Natalie knew Tobias well. He was definitely not a person who could not bear a little pain.

And at that moment, sweat seeped out of his forehead. It must be painful.

Natalie quickly went to take a towel to wipe off the sweat on Tobias' forehead.

However, he was sweating more and more, and the towel was almost drenched.

Natalie put her hand on Tobias' lips and said, "If you feel pain, bite my hand. Bite hard and you won't find it that painful anymore."

She successfully distracted Tobias from the pain.

He looked at Natalie helplessly.

"Women bite other people' hands like this when they give birth, Natalie," said Tobias.

Natalie was stunned when she heard him.

"How do you know? Have you ever given birth?" Natalie asked.

Then she patted her head. Why did she not think before she spoke?

Tobias was not a woman. How could he have given birth?

Tobias was confused by Natalie.

However, the sweat on Tobias' forehead seemed to decrease a little bit after Natalie talked with him.

"Why don't I talk to you so that you won't feel so uncomfortable," asked Natalie.

"About what?" Tobias asked and looked at

Natalie.

Natalie unconsciously touched her head.

Although she came up with the idea, she did not seem to know what either.

"Why don't I sing for you? You won't find it painful if I sing for you," said Natalie.

Tobias blinked.

He had heard Natalie's singing before. In fact, he had heard her sing twice.

She sang "Love Dealer" the first time and "Little Apple" the second time.

Tobias felt that if Natalie sang, it would only increase his suffering. Other than that, there would be no advantage.

Natalie was going to sing. Tobias looked at her, his eyes covered with a light luster. He said, "There is another way to relieve my pain. Do you want to try it?"

Natalie nodded immediately and said, "Go ahead."

No matter what he wanted her to do, may it be singing or dancing, as long as she could help him relieve his pain, she was willing to do it.

"Lower your head," Tobias said in a low voice.

Natalie lowered her head.

"A little lower," said Tobias.

Natalie continued to move closer.

Natalie suddenly felt that something was wrong when the distance between Tobias and her was almost too close.

Why did Tobias want her to be this close to him?

Natalie soon understood.

Tobias raised his body slightly and his lips covered Natalie's.

Then, something was sent into Natalie's lips.

Natalie's mouth overflowed with a sweet taste.

It was the candy that Natalie had asked Tobias to eat.

It turned out that Tobias did not eat it and had kept it in his mouth.

Tobias' tongue chased the candy around Natalie's mouth.

Natalie felt that her mind was blank.

She forgot she was in the hospital, in the operating theatre, and even forgot that the doctor was changing Tobias' dressing.

The candy was cold, but Tobias' tongue was hot.

Natalie felt both hot and cold in her mouth.

Natalie's fingertips could not help but tremble.

The doctor at the side was dumbfounded.

It was the first time he saw a patient kissing while he changed a dressing.

He sighed. It seemed that the rumors could not be believed.

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The doctor held back his thoughts and carefully helped Tobias change the dressing. He was afraid that he would make mistakes because of the distraction.

They stayed that way until the candy melted in Natalie's mouth.

Finally, Tobias withdrew from Natalie's mouth.

Natalie felt dizzy.

She felt like she also had surgery.

Tobias looked at Natalie, who seemed to be shining with a bright light. The reflection of the light on Natalie's face grew scarlet. He said, "The candy tastes so good."

There was a profound meaning in his words.

Tobias was not interested in the candy, but he was interested in the candy in Natalie's mouth.

Natalie met Tobias' meaningful gaze and suddenly became even more embarrassed. She turned her head away and no longer looked at Tobias.

Tobias returned to the ward.

Now that he was awake, there was no reason to waste his time.