"I don't know." Besides feeling cold, Kevan felt nothing else.

Larissa touched his forehead and said, "You're warmer than this morning." She frowned and felt worried again. As expected, she shouldn't have let him follow her.

Seeing her expression of self-blame, Kevan felt worse about himself. "It's okay." He took her hand away and said, "I'll be fine after I take my medicine and sleep it off."

However, Larissa wasn't as optimistic as him.

Half an hour later, the cable car finally reached the foot of the mountain. Kevan's legs felt extremely sore, and he walked with a limp. When getting out of the cable car, he lost his footing, but Larissa pulled him from behind to stop him from falling down. She worried even more and dared not let go of him for even a second after that. She helped him into the car carefully.

There was no way Kevan could drive when he was so ill. Larissa took his car keys and got into the driver's seat. It was her first time driving a luxury car of that class l