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I lay back on the bed, turned sideways and said, "It's okay. My takeout will be here soon anyway."

Hearing this, Jason's expression instantly darkened, and he said in a deep voice, "Why didn't you tell me that you ordered takeout? Sophie, I've told you many times that there's nothing between Mia and me, and that's all just screen effects for the show. I don't know what's the point of you making such a fuss? Why are you so petty!"

In response to his explanation, I responded coldly: "I'm not making a fuss."

My honest words seemed to fuel his anger. He threw the package into the trash can and said coldly: "Why didn't you bring medicine to Mia? Didn't I tell you that it's inconvenient for me to go to the hospital with my identity? It's just a small matter like buying medicine, Sophie , why do you have to do it?"

Buying medicine is a small matter, but what about washing and cooking? Mia said that she has mysophobia and all her clothes must be washed by hand. So even if we were filming in the north with temperatures of more than ten degrees below zero, Jason would order me to endure the pain of chilblains on my hands and wash her clothes by hand.

I remember one time when the frostbite was so severe that it festered and bled, staining her clothes. When Jason saw it, he kicked me out of the hotel and made me wash her clothes in a thin nightgown in the freezing snow without floor heating. It was because Mia said at that time: " Brother Jason , I heard from my relatives that frostbite on the hands can only be cured by freezing snow."

In Jason's heart, I have always been a nanny who obeys orders and does everything according to instructions. However, after five years of nanny life, I have long been tired of it.

I pulled the quilt over my head and said coldly, "I don't feel well and don't want to go."

There was silence for a long time, and then there was the sound of Jason's angry footsteps.

In the evening, Jason and Mia became a hot topic. In the video, he rushed into the hospital holding Mia in his arms, and shouted "First Aid" in panic.

The comments section was full of praise, but I only felt irony.

While I was scrolling through the comments, Jason called. Before I could say anything, he couldn't wait to explain: " Sophie , I sent Mia to the hospital because she said she had a fever. I was worried that her fever would affect the progress of filming, nothing else. Can you please not misunderstand the trending search? There's really nothing between Mia and me ."

"Okay." I replied calmly.

My sincere response seemed to freeze him for half a minute: "What did you say?"

"It's all for the promotion of the new drama, I understand. Don't worry, I will take care of the reporters." I said calmly.