Immediately, before the doctor realized it, he was already being whisked away from Joshua Sulliven's sight by the back of his neck.
Seeing the doctor's dumbfounded look, Keira Leaf couldn't help but chuckle lightly and said, "Look, you scared the person."
"Hmph."
Joshua Sulliven snorted gently, turned around, took some anti-swelling medicine from the medicine box, carefully applied it to her red-swollen ankle, then placed her foot on his kneecap, and gently massaged it with extra care.
Keira Leaf's cheeks couldn't help but blush a little, "Does it smell bad?"
There was nothing she could do; in such hot weather, walking such a long way with shoes on, not to mention her feet, even people would smell bad, right?
Hearing her question, Joshua Sulliven looked up and glanced at her, and Keira Leaf couldn't help but stick out her tongue slightly.
"Not too bad," Joshua Sulliven said faintly, but his response only made Keira Leaf's face blush even more, turning as red as a ripe apple.
