Having spent a week in the rural areas, busy every day, I also had to contend with sleeping on a hard wooden bed each night, covered only by a thin layer of bedding—barely different from sleeping directly on the wood.
After several days, aches in my back and shoulders followed one after another.
Really, I felt as if my entire body was going to stiffen up.
I had barely returned today and hadn't even had a chance to rest when I was called to cover an afternoon shift, seeing so many patients that even drinking water was a struggle.
I really couldn't take it anymore, which is why I ended up asking Jiang Ye for a massage.
The man stepped forward and sat down with a natural ease:
"Sit up straight."
"Oh."
"Turn a bit more to the side."
"Okay."
As soon as he began to knead, Lu Jing cried out in pain from the very first squeeze.
"Ah! Lighter, lighter!"
I sincerely didn't want to continue the massage.
