My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Timothy was so infuriated by his daughter that he felt as if he was having a heart attack.
He stubbornly held onto Johanna's hand, his voice hoarse as he pleaded, “I'm not feverish; I'm heart-sick. Since you've arrived,
Jojo, I don't feel as bad anymore.”
Johanna was too lazy to listen to his nonsense. She had already dialed a number, but Timothy snatched away her phone.
Timothy's eyes were bloodshot due to a high fever, making him look pitiful. He whined, “Jojo, I don't need a doctor; I just need
you. Stay here with me, and slowly my fever will subside.”
Johanna said, “I'm not a fever reducer. Sitting here won't make your fever go away.”
“Mommy, please say yes to Daddy,” Asel pleaded. “Daddy is so pitiful. You're like a piece of ice; you can definitely cool him
down.”
Timothy was deeply moved by his daughter's words and relieved she was no longer spouting morbid words about him dying from
a high fever.
Johanna pursed her lips. She opened her messenger bag and took out a box containing fever-reducing patches. After tearing
open the packaging, she laid a patch on Timothy's forehead.
The fever-reducing patch seemed to send a message to Timothy. A smile tugged at the corner of his mouth as he muttered, “I
knew it, Jojo. You care about me a lot.”
After waking up that morning, Timothy reflected on his conversation with Armand at the bar last night. He finally understood what
Armand meant when he said, “She wants you to back out because of the difficulties ahead.”
Johanna only considered leaving him because she loved him.
However, because she could no longer love him, she wanted to make him give up on her. That was why she deliberately allowed
him to misunderstand her relationship with Zander and said those things to hurt him.

After understanding Johanna's actions, Timothy naturally wanted to find a way to counter Johanna's plan, hoping she would give
him another chance.
He wanted to feign a fever to lure Johanna over and play up the pitiful act in front of her. However, after soaking in cold water for
an hour, he couldn't manage to cough or raise his body temperature.
When he saw Asel drinking water, he was reminded that drinking a lot of hot water could cause the body to heat up quickly.
Seeing Johanna about to stand up, Timothy quickly reached out to hold her. “Jojo, I only feel better when I see you. Please stay
and keep me company.”
“You should get some sleep with the fever-reducing patch on,” Johanna advised.
Timothy shot Asel a meaningful glance.
After catching her father's gaze, Asel said sweetly, “Mommy, it's pitiful to see Daddy like this. You should stay here with him.”
“I didn't say I wouldn't accompany Daddy,” Johanna replied softly to her daughter. “The housekeeper said Daddy didn't have
breakfast, and one shouldn't be hungry when they have a fever. I want to bring some food up for him.”
Asel aah-ed in realization before looking at her father on the bed. She announced, “Daddy, Mommy isn't leaving. She's just
worried that you're hungry.”
Timothy had been so busy drinking hot water in the morning to warm himself up that he completely forgot about breakfast.
Unexpectedly, this unintentional act brought him quite a bit of good fortune.
Only then did Timothy let go of Johanna's hand in relief. “In that case, Jojo, go quickly and come back soon.”
Asel didn't follow Johanna downstairs. She leaned over the edge of the bed, curiously asking Timothy, “Daddy, does Mommy
dislike you?”

“Of course not,” Timothy said, “If Mommy really despised me, she wouldn't have come today.”
“But Daddy, you were the one who made me lie. You even pretended to be sick to trick Mommy into coming over,” Asel whined
with a pout.
Timothy gently pinched her cheeks and cajoled her, “Daddy had no choice but to lie. Can you bear to see Mommy always
working outside and not paying attention to Daddy? Don't you want Mommy to hold you more?”
“Mommy hugged me when she came,” said Asel.
“Really?”
Asel nodded emphatically, her eyes sparkling brightly. She offered, “Mommy said I've gotten chubby, and she even gave me a
kiss.”
Hearing Asel's words, Timothy felt that helping his daughter spend more time with Johanna and having her video call her mother
every night was indeed effective.
“That's great,” said Timothy. “In the future, pester Mommy more often so she can come back and live with us sooner.”
Asel nodded earnestly and said, “Yes, I also want Mommy to come back and live with us.”