"It was a day off for staff and I guess Michael had the time off as well. It's bound to happen Nolan as we have no servants of our own to really compare to this situation. But the whole height of stupidity was not the staff it was me. In my insanity, I decided to wander out of my room and decided to leave this house. I had no idea where I was or where I was going. I think I just wanted a stroll now that I have my legs back. I wanted to jump down and Henry was just the savior. He calmly told me that it was not the best option and took me somewhere I would be safe from myself." Ellie looked at Henry with moisture in her eyes. Automatically he came forwards and enveloped her hand into his chest with a kiss. Ellie continued, "You know we don't have too many folks around us who will help us Nolan. You know when I was vomiting and having night terrors he was here. He's got no medical training but he was giving orders and putting down bedding. He would do s.h.i.+fts with the night nurses. Henry even took it upon himself to feed me when I was making a mess on his clothes. He is not someone close to us, yet he did this. You know in my delirium I could have sworn I had been married for twenty or thirty years with kids I didn't remember."

Nolan could not believe his ears. "You really did those things, brother-in-law? I am sure it's delirium speaking because you have not been well. It could have been me."Find authorized novels in Webnovel，faster updates, better experience，Please click www.webnovel.com for visiting.

Michael poked his head into the room. "He absolutely did all of those things. You know it never felt right with me that you all didn't get along. It's good people around here. The Wongs are always known for their excellent hospitality and my young master has yet to disappoint me."

Henry looked uncomfortable. "Michael, it's not important. I would rather she didn't know. It's nothing, Ellie. I am quite surprised that these small gestures are things of value to you. You should think less of me, I only did what I thought you would do given the circ.u.mstances. You were not even fully conscious most of the time I was near you. It is quite a shock to me that these things are in your mind at all. I always want you to just enjoy the beauty of everything around you, not the more unpleasant things. I am just a fly on the wall here."