It Doesn't Hurt

Regan carried Hazel to the living room and immediately ordered the servants to call for the doctor. But before the doctor came, Regan was sitting on the sofa with Hazel in his arms. Hazel did not dare to look at Regan. Her body was hurt, but this was the least of her concern. She was mad at herself for being so clumsy. She had embarrassed herself in front of Regan again! She had even injured herself! Upon thinking of this, she started crying uncontrollably. "Does it hurt?" Regan's simple question felt like an electrical current electrocuting her heart. Suddenly, Hazel wrapped her arms around Regan's neck, buried her head in his chest, and burst into tears. She was crying like a baby. Regan was stunned. She rarely cried in front of him, but this time, she felt so sorry and sad. It must be because of the pain. Staying stiffly still, Regan didn't know how to comfort her. According to his memory, in the past, he would definitely comfort Hazel under such circumstances. But now, those memori