It'll Come Naturally
Chapter 1412 The Newlywed Woman (Part Two)

"Don't ever say that name in front of me again. He is just so dull and inarticulate! I still can't understand how I had a thing for him. I need to exercise more so that I can recover as soon as possible," Patricia said with a frown. In her eyes, the reason she fell for Tom was because she had stayed in the hospital for a long time and there were no other handsome men around other than him. So she wanted to recover soon. Then she would be able to meet more handsome guys, and maybe she would forget that boring, arrogant doctor. "Well, after you get discharged from this hospital, will you still continue racing?" Leena asked worriedly. She didn't want Patricia to engage in such a dangerous sport anymore.

"I don't know yet. But I have to do something first. I must go out with more handsome men, so that I will get to know whether I'm insane or not, to have fallen for this doctor," Patricia said, dejected. She was really frustrated at Tom's cold and indifferent attitude towards her. If Tom held the same attitude towards others, then Patricia would not feel so bad. But Tom was amiable and friendly, always beaming to others while he was a jerk to her. Patricia could do nothing but curse him secretly.

"What? Are you going nuts?" Leena yelled, rolling her eyes at Patricia. She wondered what Patricia's feeling would be after her memories of Tom came rushing back.

"Leena, just ignore her. She has been in such a romantic relationship recently, but she never seems to get enough. Let's just go now, otherwise we will get sick and tired of her public display of affection," said Michelle, who believed that Patricia was groaning but not really in pain. Michelle, on the other hand, was really upset because of the frustrating relationship between her and Luke.

"I guess you're right, Michelle. By the way, how about your married life?" Leena directed her attention towards Michelle. She had been really busy last night, so she had no time to call Michelle. Besides, there was no wedding ceremony that she could invite her friends to. "It is just like that. Normal. Nothing exciting." Michelle shrugged her shoulders and heaved a heavy sigh.

"Don't worry. You two are not familiar with each other yet. I believe things will get better soon," Leena reassured Michelle. She could still clearly remember when she and Kevin had just gotten married, Kevin had been really cold towards her and it had hurt. But now he cared so much about her and never missed a day to tell her that he loved her. Leena, however, suddenly remembered the thing that she had been hiding from Kevin and she had to try extra hard to maintain her smile. 'What if he finds it out? Will he leave me?' she thought to herself.

"I hope so. Leena, are you available now? I have to buy some daily necessities, but I don't know which brands to buy so I need your help. Could you please go to the market with me?" Michelle asked. After getting married to Luke, she found that marriage was more complicated than she had thought. And more importantly, Luke didn't love her. She didn't know how long she was going to be able to live like this.

"No problem. I was planning to go to the supermarket as well, anyway," Leena replied with a cheerful voice. The pressure cooker in her house seemed to be busted as air escaped too freely through the lid. She thought it was really dangerous and she'd better have it replaced.

"Hey, old women! Would you please stop your private conference in front of a cripple like me?" Patricia complained as she felt that she was the outsider in the room.

"Old women? You are the old woman! The spinster! Do you know what a spinster is? It's an old single woman who has never married. Why don't you just ask Tom to marry you? I believe he'd be more than willing to do it," Leena teased, ignoring her complaint. "Tom? Never mind. I'd rather die alone." Patricia crossed her arms and pretended to look away, upset. She believed she should be prudent and cautious when it came to marriage, and she didn't think that getting married with Tom was a good decision. Tom said very little, and she would be bored to death if she spent the rest of her life with him. Well her life would be short because the boredom would kill her quickly.

"It's okay for you to say that in front of us. But remember, do not tell Doctor Qin about it. Otherwise, he will get angry at you," Michelle said, shaking her head in disapproval. Was Patricia still the same person that she had known? Before Patricia had the accident, she had been so much into Tom that she was willing to even die for him. Back then, Michelle had been staying by her side to comfort her, so she knew about Patricia's feelings for Tom well. But now, Patricia seemed to be totally indifferent towards him. Sadly, she might have permanently forgotten him.

"Michelle, let's go and leave her alone. She needs to calm herself down," said Leena. She grabbed Michelle's hand and left the ward, leaving Patricia behind. Patricia yelled at them to come back, but they just ignored her and giggled their way out of the hospital.

"Do you think it's okay to leave Patricia like that? She might never forgive us," Michelle said. She was a little worried about Patricia. She had made friends with her not too long ago, so she didn't know Patricia well like Leena did. "Don't worry. She'll be okay soon," Leena reassured her with a smile. "If she gets mad, she'll stay mad for a very short time. Trust me." She knew Patricia would not really get angry at them, so she agreed to go shopping with Michelle.

"Leena, I am wondering if you could teach me how to cook well, one of these days. I know nothing about housework, and I feel useless. I'm a good-for-nothing wife." Michelle was in low spirits. She wondered whether Luke would fall in love with her after she became a good housewife.

"All right. But I'm not a good cook either. Why don't you learn how to cook in a chef academy? I once enrolled at a chef school, and it has helped me tremendously. I think it will work," Leena said with a friendly smile. She was really not that good in cooking. She knew that she wouldn't be a good teacher and it would only end up in disaster.0000000000☐☐☐☐