Out of control and sinking

Chen Nan's thinking was simple: Bo Ye was a workaholic who spent almost all his time working, except for meals and social engagements.

It's probably because I sat for too long that my back hurt and I accidentally strained it.

No wonder President Bo didn't get out of the car earlier; he sensed something was wrong then.

Chen Nan sighed inwardly, "President Bo really cares a lot about his image."

When these words reached Bo Ye's ears, the man's face instantly darkened. His dark eyes shot towards Chen Nan like blades, and he asked in an icy tone, "What are you questioning?"

Chen Nan didn't understand: "Huh?"

"Chen Nan, you've got some nerve," Bo Ye said. "You actually dare to question me..."

Bo Ye's back was aching terribly, but it couldn't outweigh the anger burning in his heart. He spoke each word through gritted teeth.

Before he could finish speaking, Chen Nan immediately realized what Bo Ye meant.

Chen Nan looked both amused and exasperated, and quickly interrupted, "It's a misunderstanding, Mr. Bo."

"That's not what I meant. When I said 'sit,' I meant the 'sit' in 'sitting and working,' not the 'do' you're thinking of."

"Besides, Mr. Bo, you exercise regularly and can lift 200 pounds with a barbell. How could your back be bad? Mr. Bo, I absolutely did not mean that. I swear to God."

Chen Nan was filled with a strong will to survive.

Anyone who dares to doubt their boss is probably not going to work for the company anymore.

How dare Chen Nan?

Bo Ye snorted coldly, and his anger subsided somewhat.

"You'd better not be."

Upon arriving at the hospital, Chen Nan helped Bo Ye out of the car.

Chen Nan had called the hospital in advance, worried that Bo Ye might not be able to walk, so the hospital arranged for a nurse to push a wheelchair to meet them at the entrance.

When they arrived, the nurse pushed the wheelchair over.

"Excuse me, are you Mr. Bo Ye, the CEO?"

Bo Ye replied expressionlessly, "Hmm."

Looking at the wheelchair in front of him, he was extremely annoyed. Chen Nan said solicitously, "Mr. Bo, let me help you sit down."

Having lived for so many years, this was the first time Bo Ye had ever sat in a wheelchair.

Chen Nan pushed him inside after he sat down.

After going through a series of procedures, they finally arrived at the attending physician's office. As soon as they entered, the doctor asked Chen Nan to help him lie down.

The doctor rubbed ointment on his back, which was already painful, and then applied a lot of pressure, causing Bo Ye's forehead to break out in a cold sweat.

He gritted his teeth and endured it, managing not to make a sound.

Afterwards, Bo Ye asked, "When will I be better?"

The doctor said, "It takes a hundred days to recover from a broken bone. You've strained your back. And looking at this X-ray, you already have a herniated disc. I estimate you'll need at least two months to recover."

"I'll prescribe some medicine for you. Apply it externally and regulate your body internally. Come back for a follow-up appointment in half a month. Remember, you must avoid strenuous exercise during this time."

The doctor spoke very subtly.

But they're all adults; who wouldn't understand what they mean?

Chen Nan hadn't expected it to be this serious. He looked at President Bo in surprise, thinking to himself that President Bo wouldn't have a happy life for the next two months.

Bo Ye's face turned as black as charcoal, and his tone instantly turned sour: "Two months? Isn't there any other way?"

The doctor shook his head: "No."

"However, if you're willing to combine it with acupuncture, you'll probably recover faster, although acupuncture can be a bit painful..."

Bo Ye interrupted, "Okay."

He said coldly, "I don't care what method you use, you must get my back back back as soon as possible."

two months.

Such a long time.

Bo Ye couldn't stand it.

The doctor also said that it takes a hundred days to recover from a broken bone, especially since he had pulled his back, and his back was already bad to begin with; several bones in the X-ray showed that they were already dislocated.