Jun Ye took her temperature and found she didn't have a fever, told her to rest, and then went out to take a phone call.
Bai Lu lay on the bed, probably still tipsy, and slept until dawn.
For two days, Jun Ye would give her IV drips before going to work in the morning. Lu Huan would keep an eye on the drip at home, and when Jun Ye returned at noon, the drip was almost done and he'd remove the needle. Afternoons were for rest. Her three meals were prepared by her mother-in-law at her own home, and Uncle Lu Huan would bring them over. Little Baozi continued attending school without missing his studies.
Time flew by, and three days later, the rash on her skin was almost gone, leaving only faint traces. To completely fade, it might take ten days or half a month. She had to pay more attention to her diet and wear long pants and long sleeves.
