"Hmph(`3′)" Xu Ning pouted, and Jiang Yan immediately kissed her, and Xu Ning immediately lost his temper.

It was already early morning when the two of them finished eating the grilled fish.

A half-moon hung high above the lake, and the RV next to it was very bright. There was also a shower room next to the RV that seemed to be shaking.

"Jiang Shaoheng, I want to take a shower!"

"A Ning, be good, your husband will help you!"

…

The sun is shining in the sky and the deer is banging on the door.

Last night, Xu Ning was so tired that he didn't even think about preparing food for the deer. As a result, the deer had been hungry for the whole morning, and finally couldn't bear it anymore and banged the RV door.

Xu Ning dazedly pushed away Jiang Yan's hand that was around her and said unhappily, "Why are you staying in bed today? Don't you get up early every day to read?"

The one who answered Xu Ning was Jiang Yan's muffled voice.

Xu Ning suddenly felt something was wrong. He turned around and saw Jiang Yan's face flushed. He reached out and touched his forehead and found that he had a fever.

Xu Ning was so angry that he could not contain himself. It was he who had been making a fuss so late last night, and it was also he who had caught a cold!

Xu Ning was so angry that she pinched his cheeks with both hands and pulled them apart. Jiang Yan looked at her tiredly, with a smile in his eyes.

"Smile, smile, smile. Let's see if you dare to be so coquettish next time!" Xu Ning pinched his face but still not satisfied. He rubbed his hair into a mess and finally felt relieved!

"Aning, I was wrong." Jiang Yan whispered with a smile. Xu Ning glared at him, got up, poured him a glass of warm water, and took out some antipyretic medicine for him to take.

"Just behave yourself today!"

After Xu Ning finished speaking, he put on his clothes and went out to feed the fawn.

After feeding the fawn, and thinking that Jiang Yan was sick and couldn't leave, he didn't put the fawn away. Instead, he got in the car and started cooking some vegetable porridge that was easy to digest.

Jiang Yan leaned back on the bed and watched Xu Ning feed him. He was in a very good mood and opened his mouth whenever Xu Ning told him to.

"Aning, thank you for your hard work." Jiang Yan was very conscious of being a patient. He lay in bed obediently until Xu Ning asked him to get up.

Seeing that he was awake and looked bored, Xu Ning stewed the fish and then came over to chat with him.

"The fish soup will be ready soon. Drink a couple of bowls to warm your body. Sweating a little will help you get better faster."

"Well, listen to Aning."

"Come, drink some water first. Water can take away the excess heat and help you get better faster."

"Well, I'll listen to you."

Xu Ning pursed his lips and looked at him speechlessly. Then he took out some fresh fruit, cut it into small pieces and fed it to him.

The fruit is sour and sweet, and when Jiang Yan eats it, it tastes just like if it had been added with honey.

The aroma of fish soup spread throughout the RV. Xu Ning added more pepper and gave Jiang Yan a big bowl of it while it was still hot. As expected, Jiang Yan broke out in a sweat after eating.

Xu Ning immediately took out a set of dry clothes and asked him to change into them. After he changed, he waited for him to lie down in the quilt, reached out and measured the temperature of his forehead, and it was indeed lower.

Jiang Yan felt much better. Xu Ning asked him to continue lying down. She slowly poured herself a bowl of fish soup, sat down at the table, took out her tablet and started watching TV series.

Xu Ning was browsing a certain palace fighting record in the system. Jiang Yan heard the voice and turned to look at her curiously.

"Aning, what are you watching?" Xu Ning met Jiang Yan's curious eyes, thought for a moment, turned the tablet around, and introduced: "A play, performed by people, similar to opera."

After Xu Ning explained this, Jiang Yan understood. After taking a few glances at the plot, he knew what the drama was about.

"It really is a drama. Such an obvious frame-up would have been recognized immediately in real life."