She Got A Better Man

Chapter

29

"I... just didn't want to keep you waiting." Zach said as he handed Elvira the items he had just purchased, "Since I'm not sure which ones you need, I bought a little of everything."

Elvira noticed that Zach was blushing, and she imagined how awkward he must have felt while buying those feminine products.

After using the bathroom, Elvira was surprised that Zach had prepared a cup of chamomile tea for her and asked, "How did you know to prepare this?"

"I've checked with the doctor, and you should drink it and go to bed. It's too cold out here. Zach passed Elvira the cup of warm tea he made.

Elvira took a sip of her tea and couldn't help but think how sweet Zach was. She was touched by his thoughtfulness in consulting a doctor on how to care for a girl on her period. Zach refused to let Elvira handle the laundry. As soon as the washing machine beeped, he hurriedly took the bedsheets out to dry and returned to bed.

Zach and Elvira lay together on the soft bed, wrapped in each other's arms. He ran his fingers along her back in a slow, soothing motion as if trying to lull her into a deep sleep. "Are you still experiencing cramps?" Zach asked with concern, having heard that girls often suffer from severe cramps their period.

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"I feel better after drinking the chamomile tea you prepared. It's so sweet of you, Zach" Elvira snuggled up to him, feeling warm and contented.

"I will always be there for you, Elvira, Zach said, giving her a warm embrace and a kiss on the forehead.

Elvira glanced at Zach and planted a quick kiss on his chin.

"Let's go to sleep," Zach whispered as he playfully slapped her bottom. "It's not a good idea to play with fire. You know I can't resist you."

Elvira snuggled up to Zach and chuckled at his response. Due to her childhood abuse, she was weak and sickly, constantly feeling cold. Hugging Zach felt like having a heater in winter, and she quickly fell asleep, feeling comfortable in his embrace.

On the other hand, Zach realized sharing a bed with Elvira was trouble. With his mind whirling, he growled in agony as he felt a strain between his legs and his pants getting tighter as she lay there in his arms.

When Elvira slowly opened her eyes the next day, she noticed that Zach was no longer beside her. She felt the warmth that Zach had left behind and wrapped the blanket around herself tightly. She basked in the warmth momentarily, thinking. This feels so nice and warm After preparing breakfast, Zach returned to the room to check on Elvira. Seeing she was awake, he asked, "Why don't you sleep a little longer? Maybe you could take a nap after eating breakfast. I'll go to the hospital by myself for my grandmother's surgery." "No way!" exclaimed Elvira as she sat up in bed. "I have to be there with you. I'm getting up now!"

Zach scooped her up and sat her on his lap as she was getting out of bed. After kissing her, he asked, "Do you feel well enough to go?

"I'll let you know immediately if I don't feel well. But I must go with you to the hospital and be there with you!" Elvira was determined. She had always regarded Grandma Tracy as part of her family, so she felt it was important to be there for them. Seeing how determined she was, Zach felt a wave of warmth cruised through his body and pulled her into a deep kiss.

"Why are you kissing me again when I am talking about Grandma Tracy's surgery?! And oh my god. I have not brushed my teeth! Elvira screamed a little internally.

Sensing his passion and desire, Elvira reciprocated. She wrapped her arms around him, deepening the kiss as she pulled him closer. But...This text is © NôvelDrama/.Org.

Elvira suddenly felt the rush of her menstrual blood below and interrupted their intimate moment. "Wait, stop! I need to use the bathroom," she said, feeling a bit embarrassed.

Zach had lost control of himself once again. He realized he couldn't resist her charms, and it was as if he was under a spell whenever he was with her. After regaining his composure, he promptly escorted Elvira to the bathroom.

When the couple arrived at the hospital, the medical team had already made all necessary arrangements for the upcoming surgery. Tracy Gilbert held Elvira and Zach's hands, her eyes full of joy.

As the operating theatre door closed, Zach could feel his heart pounding in his chest. Tears started welling in his eyes as he stared at the door. He knew he would have been long gone if his grandmother hadn't been there for him all these years. Elvira rested her head on his shoulder and squeezed his hand. "Don't worry, Grandma Tracy will be okay," she comforted.

Zach squeezed her hand back and turned to hug her tightly. Elvira gently patted his back and comforted, "I'll take care of her with you."

"Alright. Zach tightened his arms around Elvira.

The surgery was expected to take quite some time, so Zach and Elvira decided to hang around the waiting area outside the operating theatre.

Concerned for Elvira's well-being, Zach requested a nearby empty ward for her to rest. She agreed to take a break in the hospital, hoping to stay with him.

After making sure that Elvira was comfortable, Zach left the ward. Meanwhile, Elvira gently rubbed her belly and thought that her period had come at such an inconvenient time when she needed to be active and at her best.

After resting for thirty minutes, Elvira felt restless and decided to go look for Zach. As she opened the door to leave, she was suddenly confronted by an old lady who then proceeded to slap her across the face.

A loud slap reverberated through the corridor. Elvira was taken aback, leaving her unable to react. Before Karen Willis could land another slap, Elvira quickly caught her hand and pushed her away.

Karen stumbled and nearly fell, but Judy and Amber quickly reacted and caught her just in time. They exchanged a concerned glance and helped Karen steady herself.

"How dare you hit me, you ungrateful person!" Karen shouted. Despite her elegant outfit and neatly combed hair, her eyes. were sharp and intimidating.

"I have never seen a grandmother hit her granddaughter the moment they meet either, Elvira stated, glaring coldly at Karen. Elvira had finally accepted that her grandmother would never approve of her. Karen would always find fault in her actions no matter how hard she tried. Even if Elvira did something right, Karen would assume that she was just pretending.

She had once heard that a person's perception of another remains unchanged despite any changes or actions made by the latter. This saying had never been more true than in her situation.

"You're the one to talk! You know exactly what you've done! Get to the police station immediately and bail Stacy out! And let me tell you, if you don't, I will kick you out of the Willis family!" Karen's voice was stern and cold as she glared at Elvira.

"Elvira, I heard that Stacy had an accident yesterday and injured her face. But I have also heard she only received basic treatment at the station. I am worried about what will happen if her face is disfigured," said Amber, looking at Elvira with disapproval. "We are family, so we should talk things out privately at home. Regardless of what had happened, you may have