The Art of Pursuing: The Unyielding Ex-wife-Chapter 549: Hmm, I can endure it for a lifetime
Munni met his somewhat serious eyes and naturally guessed that he already knew her ankle was hurting.
Yisen reached out and, somewhat dominantly, picked Munni up in his arms, helplessly saying, "The foot injury hasn’t healed yet and you’re already causing trouble, you really are..."
His tone was filled with deep affection and helplessness, you really love causing trouble, but he held back from saying the last three loving words.
Munni looked at Yisen’s hesitating expression and couldn’t help but feel amused. She held back her laughter and asked lightly, "Really what?"
"Nothing." Yisen shook his head.
Finally, he mumbled quietly: "Never mind, it’s my spoiling after all."
His voice reached Munni’s ears, finally making her unable to stop herself from laughing aloud.
Yisen held Munni in his arms, her arms wrapped around his neck, and she slightly leaned forward to affectionately nuzzle against his neck.
"Yeah, you spoiled me, so bear with it."
Yisen was slightly stunned, realizing that Munni had heard his words.
He smiled softly, lowered his eyes to glance at Munni, and replied, "Hmm, I can bear it for a lifetime."
"Psh." Munni couldn’t hold back her laughter.
The two walked out of the arcade, the cold wind blowing briskly. Munni, tightly held by Yisen, didn’t feel too cold while leaning against him.
Yisen worried that Munni might catch a cold, so he quickened his pace, heading swiftly towards the parking lot beside the cinema.
After walking for nearly four minutes, they reached the parking lot. Yisen quickly found his car and, opening the passenger side door, carefully placed Munni into the seat.
As he walked towards the driver’s seat, Yisen instinctively glanced at the time on his wristwatch, slightly furrowing his attractive eyebrows, deciding against sending Munni back to the hotel.
After getting into the car, Yisen took out his phone and searched for the clinic closest to their current location, then followed the navigation instructions to drive to the clinic.
At this time, the clinic was empty, and the doctor was leisurely sitting and reading a newspaper.
When Yisen carried Munni into the clinic, the doctor, wearing reading glasses, slowly lifted his eyes to glance at them before returning his gaze to the newspaper.
It wasn’t until Yisen placed Munni onto the chair opposite the doctor that he set down the newspaper, clasped his hands on it, and after quickly assessing Munni, asked, "What’s wrong?"
"A few days ago, my girlfriend twisted her leg. It was just getting a bit better, but today while dancing she seemed to hurt it again from not watching her strength."
The doctor sat on his office chair, slid around the desk to Munni’s front, glanced at her foot, and instructed, "Let me lift it up and see if it’s swollen."
"Okay."
Munni lifted her leg, slightly rolled up her jeans so the doctor could see her sprained ankle.
After a glance, the doctor reached out to touch her ankle, confirmed there was no fracture, then stood up to get some liniment.
He poured the liniment onto his palm and then applied it to Munni’s ankle, quickly massaging it.
After a while, the doctor stopped his actions, "It’s not a big deal, just avoid dancing or exercising recently."
"Okay, thank you."
After tidying up her pant leg, Munni slowly placed her leg on the ground. Thanks to the liniment and massage, the pain in her ankle had lessened significantly.
