The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Chapter 242

Corinne looked at Rosie’s injured foot and said, “In my opinion, her foot injury isn’t a torn ligament but a sprain that resulted in a misaligned bone. I happen to know a bit of bone–setting techniques that would avoid the need for surgery. Would you like to try restoring your foot to its original state without going under the knife?”

Rosie sobbed and looked at Corinne. “Not a torn ligament? Stop talking nonsense, Corinne! Do you think the doctor’s diagnosis is wrong? Do you honestly expect me to believe the words of a layman rather than a doctor? This is ridiculous!”

Corinne did not explain much and took a few steps toward the end of the bed to reach out and touch Rosie’s injured ankle. Rosie immediately moved her leg away to prevent Corinne from touching her, and that movement was painful enough that she was sweating from the agony. She warned weakly, “Don’t touch me! Come and stop her, Sunny!”

Sunny snapped back to her senses and immediately came over to stop her. “Rosie’s already terrified. Why do you have to make her any more scared than she is now?”

Corinne saved him before, and he still owed her a favor. As a result, he could understand Corinne’s dislike toward Rosie, but he also had to protect Rosie because she was his sister’s best friend.

at Sunny and said, “I’m not kidding, Sunny. I do know some bone–setting techniques, and I can make your Rosie run and

an indescribable feeling that compelled him to believe her appeared in him when he looked into Corinne’s bright eyes. He hesitated for a moment,

she heard that and almost fainted as a

an embarrassed expression.

to push Sunny. “Quit talking nonsense and hold her down! I’m going to do it

for a second before deciding to do as told. He listened to Corinne’s words and pressed down Rosie’s upper body and legs. Corinne then immediately went over and twisted Rosie’s injured

out an ear–piercing,

Corinne, she held Rosie’s ankle, twisted

was frightened, and they immediately gathered around to

calmly, took out a tissue, and