Love's Perfect Match

Yelena was again forced to stay in the hospital for a week, and Elspeth continued giving her the stronger version of the
medication.
After a week of treatments, Yelena fully recovered and was back to her lively self.
On the weekend, Yelena held Elspeth's hand and pleaded, "Elspeth, I've been here for over half a month now, and I feel like I've
almost recovered from my illness. Plus, the doctor told me today that my past seven consecutive tests have all been negative.
I'm sure I'm fine now!”
Although Yelena didn't say it directly, anyone could tell she wanted to be discharged.
Since she was annoyed and helpless by Yelena's insistence on being discharged, Elspeth reluctantly agreed to it. "Okay, you
can be discharged. I'll move you to a new environment, but you must promise me to stay at home and not go anywhere. I will
have someone care for you.”
Yelena turned glum at once. “What you're saying is that I'm just changing one cage for another, am I right?"
“Your words, not mine." Elspeth shrugged. "Besides, you don't have anywhere to wander around since we're in the middle of a
pandemic.”
At that, Yelena hung her head low. “In that case, I'd rather stay in the hospital; at least I can soak up some sun in the hospital
backyard there." Elspeth chuckled and patted her head in response. "Come on, don't say that. You can also do that in your own
backyard.”
Yelena sighed. “Alright, but when are you planning to release the new medication?"
Elspeth was surprised that she had been paying attention to that, so she shared her plan with the celebrity, saying, “I'm planning
to release it tomorrow. What do you think?"
"Of course, that's great! Tell me, is there anything I can do to help?" Yelena couldn't wait. As the first person to fully recover, she
felt that she had much to say.
“After all the effort I've put into you, I sure need your help!” Elspeth chuckled, seeing how eager Yelena looked. “I'll be holding a
press conference tomorrow to announce the new medication. You just have to show up with me.”
Yelena blinked. "Yes! Do I need to make a speech or something?”

The corner of Elspeth’s lips twitched slightly in response. "There's no need for a speech. You just need to share your experience
of taking the medication and just be your normal self.”
At that, Yelena nodded vigorously. "Don't worry. As long as you let me attend the event, I'll do whatever you want."
“Don't be overly enthusiastic either. I'm afraid they might think the medication will give people hyper side effects.”
Yelena fell silent at that. belongings.
When Yelena was leaving, she coincidentally ran into Soraya at the entrance.
She remembered the nurse. She had cared for her during her infection, but she seemed quite busy and hadn't come in much
lately. However,
Soraya had taken care of her, after all, and Yelena knew to be grateful. She approached Soraya with a smile and grabbed her
hand.
“Don't worry, I'm all healed now. You won't get infected." Yelena looked at Soraya, sincerely expressing her gratitude. "I really
appreciate your care for me during this period. You're truly a great nurse.”
Soraya couldn't believe Yelena, of all people, was so warm and even came forward to hold her hand and thank her. However,
considering that she had recently framed Yelena, Soraya felt a twinge of guilt.
Looking at Yelena's sincere, pure, and shining eyes, Soraya almost staggered and wanted to kneel.
While Yelena was unaware of this incident, that didn't mean she didn't care about it.
“Don't worry about it. I'm just doing my job." Soraya forcibly suppressed the tremble in her voice, trying to maintain a normal
demeanor.
However, Yelena thought the young nurse was worn out, and it made her even more grateful. “Thank you, Miss Tisdale. You've
been so attentive to me. I will definitely be grateful to you. If there's anything I can do to help, just let me know. I'll go through fire
and water without hesitation.”
Soraya felt even more remorseful. How could she have framed such an innocent and kind girl?
"It's nothing. I'm happy you're doing better now."

Meanwhile, Soraya's mind was filled with thoughts of wanting Yelena to leave quickly and leave her alone. She was afraid that if
they continued talking, she wouldn't be able to resist kneeling down and confessing her sins.
Elspeth naturally noticed Soraya's discomfort and held Yelena back, saying, "Alright, the nurse has her own things to attend to.
Don't disturb her anymore."
Yelena reluctantly returned to Elspeth’s side.
Soraya, on the other hand, felt uncertain as she looked at Elspeth's calm and smiling expression. Does Elspeth really not care
about this matter anymore? Or could it be that she has forgotten about it?
"Miss Lynwood,” Soraya called out to Elspeth, who turned around at once just as she was about to lead Yelena forward. "What's
up, Miss
‘I Tisdale?" Her smile widened.
Soraya parted her lips but couldn't find the right words to say all of a sudden.
Meanwhile, a thought seemed to have hit Elspeth as she said, "Good news, Miss Tisdale. I will be holding a press conference
tomorrow to officially announce the launch of the newly developed medicine. I heard your parents are also infected but haven't
received effective treatment yet. Don't worry, they'll be saved now. Also, thank you for taking care of Yelena.”
With that, she left with Yelena.
On the other hand, mixed emotions surged within Soraya as she watched Elspeth's retreating figure and lowered her gaze.
The next day, the press conference was held on time.
Due to the severity of the ongoing pandemic, only key individuals and journalists were allowed into the venue, and everyone on
site was obligated to wear masks.
Elspeth stood on the stage and introduced the newly developed medicine she had worked on composedly while Sonny dozed off
as he sat in the audience, and Yelena looked around like a curious cat next to him.
After explaining the value and effectiveness of the medication, Elspeth was about to say something else when a journalist in the
audience started causing trouble. "Miss Lynwood, you mentioned that this medicine has a rapid effect. What evidence do you
have?”

Before this, the news of Yelena undergoing treatment with the medication had been kept under wraps to avoid any mishaps. As
such, it was normal for the journalists to be unaware of this.
"I do have evidence, but perhaps I will tell you after I finish introducing a few more points," Elspeth replied.
However, the journalist wasn't pleased. "We only want to know the most important news. What you've introduced so far doesn't
meet our expectations."
Elspeth smirked in response as she looked at the journalist's smug expression. Looks like someone's here to cause trouble.