Chapter: 176

Having been friends with Kaiden for as long as he could remember, Spencer couldn't know Kaiden better. If Spencer were to compare Kaiden to an animal, he would say Kaiden was Like a husky. Although Kaiden looked cold and unfriendly on the outside, he was actually straightforward and talkative.

“Kaiden, Dr. Wilson is here to see you," Spencer announced, walking in.

“What?" Kaiden hurriedly locked his phone. He was still in a daze when he saw Norah and Joanna at the door.

Norah chuckled and asked, “What funny things were you watching just now? You had a bright laugh. Come on. Share with us."

Flashing an embarrassing smile, Kaiden replied, "No, nothing. Anyway, are you off duty now, Dr. Wilson? What are your plans tomorrow? Would you like to have some fun at the Glamour Club tonight? Spencer can drive you there."

Spencer gave Kaiden a look. He didn't like the way Kaiden was ordering him around like a chauffeur.

Shaking her head, Norah declined, " No need for that. Mr. Morris just gave us a gift. I came to visit you."

Kaiden waved dismissively, saying, "Oh, come on. I wasn't seriously hurt. I am perfectly good except for the injury. I'm better now. The doctors said I will be discharged in a few days. After that, I just need to rest well at home. By the way, how's Kason holding up? Has he woken up?"

After assessing Kaiden, Norah confirmed that his condition matched his description. With a nod of relief, she reassured him, "Your body seems fine. Just make sure to get plenty of rest. As for Kason, however, he will need to remain hospitalized for a while."

Kaiden had already talked with Kason and gained insight into Kason's reason for undergoing tendon surgery.

"That's good news. Actually, I was quite surprised when I learned Kason had undergone surgery recently. You know, he's a 100% workaholic yet he had heeded your advice for surgery. It seems to me he values your opinions. I guess you might need to personally urge him to take good care of himself moving forward," Kaiden teased.

At Kaiden's words, Norah recalled the scene when she visited Kason after work for the past few days. She often found him tirelessly typing away at his computer instead of resting.

"Sure, I'll remind him."

As Norah and Joanna reached Kason's ward, they noticed the stern expression on his face as he engaged in a serious conversation with a man standing nearby. The man standing nodded anxiously, clearly affected by the gravity of the discussion.

When Kason heard chatter at the door, he glanced over, visibly irritated, until he recognized his visitors, causing his impatience to dissipate immediately.

Kason concluded the discussion by instructing, "Follow my directions. You are free to leave now."

The man nodded respectfully and departed, acknowledging Norah as he passed.

Norah's eyes trailed behind the man, identifying him as a soldier from Kason's unit. A fact Kason had previously shared with her.

As Norah walked forward, Kason's icy demeanor melted away, and he greeted her warmly, "Norah, you're here."

Joanna, observing their interaction, looked intrigued, sensing there was more to their relationship.

Norah nodded. "I'm here to check on you. Remember to take good care of your right hand. If you experience any discomfort, inform the nurse on duty. They can provide pain relief through medication or an injection."

Norah reiterated this advice during each visit.

Amusement twinkled in Kason's eyes as he replied, “Understood. Will do."

Contrary to his words, when Kason encountered pain, he endured it stoically without seeking any form of relief, feeling too embarrassed to voice his discomfort.