My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins
Chapter 572: Apply Ointment for Him
But before Florence asked, Clarence first took the medicine and walked into Ernest’s room.
He skilfully lifted off Ernest’s blanket.
Seeing the white gauze wrapping around Ernest’s body, Florence's attention was instantly drawn to it. Her throat choked and she felt bad.
Whenever she saw it, she would be disheartened.
Clarence looked at Florence who was stiffly standing there. His eyes flashed with a feeling that he felt sorry for her.
If it was possible, he would still personally handle Ernest’s injuries so that Florence would not feel bad when she saw it.
But…
He gritted his teeth. His face darkened as he opened the beg. He neatly arranged and placed aside the medicines to be used.
Then, he handed a pair of scissors to Florence.
“Come, I’ll teach you how to do it.”
Florence looked at Clarence in shock. He let her do it?
She did know how to deal with some injuries and even used to be more familiar with injuries compared to Clarence who was a newbie in this aspect. But, when she faced Ernest’s injuries, she could not even breathe properly.
She resisted, fearing that after seeing Ernest’s hideous wounds, her heart would be extremely painful.
Clarence’s eyes darkened. However, he curled into a teasing and relaxed smile.
“Flory, you’ve promised during the day. You’ll take care of Ernest afterward. I’ve taken care of him for so long, I don’t want to do it anymore.”
He spoke in a tone and with the expression as if she was just trying to shirk work and responsibilities.
Florence was with the grievance. The reason why she did not do this was certainly not because of this reason.
But, even if it was unbearable to take care of Ernest, it should be her responsibility.
Florence took a deep breath. She gritted her teeth, walked to the bed and sat down. She stiffly took the scissors.
She looked down at Ernest’s closed-eyed look and her eyes kept flickering.
With gauze wrapping around now, the faint traces of blood still could be seen. How exactly severe his injuries were? How hideous were them?
Florence dared not think.
Slowly and stiffly,
she did it as if she had tried hard to move a big
looked at her. He continued, “Due to his injury now, his body shouldn’t move too much. First, cut all his gauze and after applying ointment on the front, deal with those on
had
was simple
teeth and took
be 100% serious. Since it had started, she was
used the scissors to cut the bandages on his body
being cut, dried blood began to appear
few pieces and they were stuck
stood aside and looked at Florence with hands around his chest. He
said, “Gauze and wounds will stick together on the bleeding part, you have
“Tear?”
her eyes in shock. Her face turned
it, how painful would the wound be! It
how come they were still like
condition now is not good. What we need to do now is
other matters, they could not care
were uncontrollably trembling. Anger and intense hatred were tumbling in her
hated a person
own hands and wished to send Benjamin to
the miseries Joseph suffered
cut Benjamin a
as he looked at her. Finally, he could not
to be
also
of her made her entire
stiffly stretched out her hands and gently tore the
slowly. But, she also saw that fresh blood came out of Ernest’s wound after she
broke into tears. She let go of her
her heart out, “I can’t do it, I
not resist doing it himself
who could have the courage to operate
that Florence
“Flory.”
comforted, “Don’t look at him. Just think of him as a stranger. You’re
eyes blurred with tears while
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