Chapter 166 Be Obedient


    Chapter 166 Be Obedient


    He held her shoulders, forcefully let her sit up, picked up the bowl, scooped a spoonful of porridge,


    and put it to her mouth.


    Lilian tightly pursed her lips, refusing to open her mouth.


    "Be obedient. Open your mouth."


    She angrily turned her head aside.


    He suddenly called her name and gloomily said, "It seems the porridge is not to your liking."


    Lilian was stunned to hear this.


    And he soon continued, "There seems no need to keep the chef''s hands."


    Lilian abruptly turned her head back and stared at him in disbelief.


    Meeting his cold eyes, she did not think he was joking. She intently stared at him. If it were in the


    past, she would have thought he was scaring her. But after what had happened to Courtney, she no


    longer dared to doubt his words.


    He asked onest time, "Will you eat it?"


    Lilian kept silent for two seconds with her head down. Then, she raised her head, leaned over, and


    took the spoon in her mouth.


    Francis''s expression returned to normal. He smiled and slowly fed her.


    After she quietly finished the porridge bite by bite, heid her down and allowed her to sleep.


    She turned her back to him and kept her eyes open, unable to fall asleep. She stared out the


    window. There were dense water drops on the ss. It was drizzle, and the sky was gray.


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    The lights in the bedroom were on. Although it was daytime, she could see the reflection on the


    window.


    When she saw him sitting next to her and looking down at her, she closed her eyes and stopped


    looking. After a while, he walked out. She didn''t open her eyes until she heard the door close.


    In the next few days, Francis visited her every morning, noon, and evening, supervising her eating


    and taking medicine. After she almost recovered, he came less frequently.


    Francis went to thepany as usual and bumped into Johnson outside the elevator.


    Johnson smiled, "Francis, have you found your pet?"


    Francis put his hands in his pockets, nced sideways at him, and said with a fake smile, "When


    did you be interested in my pet?"


    He implied something, but Johnson pretended not to understand and said, "I''m not interested. I''m


    just worried about you. You work hard every day. Seeing you waste energy on a pet, I''m afraid your


    body can''t bear it."


    Francisughed, "Really? Thank you."


    "Don''t mention it. That''s what I should do."


    Francis said, "You should also pay more attention to your health. You must be busy with those


    investment projects now, right?"


    Johnson was stunned. After the smile froze on his lips for two seconds, he replied, "No, I''m not very


    busy."


    "That''s good. Since you''re watching, I won''t ask about those projects."


    Johnson nodded, "Thank you for your trust."


    Francis smiled in response and stopped talking.


    When entering the elevator and going upstairs, they both remained silent.


    When Francis entered the office, Harriet knocked on the door, came in, and said, "Mr. Landau, Lilian


    hasn''te to work for half a month. It''s Nelson who brought her here. But when I asked him about


    it, he said he did not know. It''s weird."


    Francis picked up a file on the table and said without raising his head, "Help her apply for a leave."


    Harriet paused and nodded, "OK! How long?"


    "A month."


    "So long? I''m afraid it is not inpliance with ourpany regtions. Moreover, she is new.


    Others willin."