Obsession With Mr. Right novel Chapter 29

Valeria stared at him and couldn't say a word.The male doctor was 40 or 50 years old.

Even if he was a doctor, She could not bear to have him apply ointment to her.

William narrowed his eyes, "You haven't answered me yet.Are you sure you want the male doctor to apply ointment to you?"

Seeing that he was going to open the door, Valeria feebly stopped him, "No need, just you!"

The man smiled and turned back to the side of the bed, "Listen, it's you who took the initiative to beg me, not I want to apply the ointment to you.The ointment smells terrible, and you are covered in injuries.You looks ugly.Who would like to help you?"

As he spoke in a reluctant tone, he skillfully unbuttoned Valeria's shirt.

Valeria’s face turned red as she looked at his bony fingers.

She had no dignity in front of him anyway, since she had been seen naked by him.

Was there any need to be afraid of this? They stayed at the small clinic at the foot of the mountain for three days.

Every day, William helped Valeria apply medicine.

The effect of the ointment was really good that Valeria's injury was almost healed.

On the third morning, they left the clinic.

Valeria and William walked out of the ward together.

After turning the corridor, two young women in white coats came over.

Valeria stopped and stared at William, "Didn't you say there were no female nurses here? Who are they?"

William replied in a self- righteous manner, "They were on leave and just came back to work today."

Valeria felt that if she believed him again, she would be crazy! The damned gigolo dared to be so shameless.

Valeria had nothing to say to him.

However, William was still acting as if a dead pig was not afraid of boiling water (he was so cheeky), "I've seen what you're like.Besides, I'm helping you.Why are you putting on airs when you're talking to me?"

If it wasn't for the injuries on her body that hindered her from moving, Valeria really wanted to tear apart his stinky mouth.

William drove the car back to B City.