Su Nanxing understood what Lu Beiyuan meant.
To others, she was a doctor who could save lives and heal injuries.
People seeking medical help, of course, wouldn't consider the doctor's situation—they would wish the doctor could be at the hospital 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
But Lu Beiyuan was her lover.
Lu Beiyuan cared about Su Nanxing's health.
He would want Su Nanxing to rest well and not to get too tired at work.
He didn't care how many patients Su Nanxing saw each day, nor how famous she might become; he only wanted her to be safe and healthy.
That was his selfishness.
Su Nanxing hugged him: "I know. I'm not alone now, I'm your wife, Xixi's mother, and my body is not just mine. For you all, I will also cherish myself."
"You're all talk." Lu Beiyuan huffed: "If you go into surgery, can I actually go in and pull you out?"
