Rain held his hand tightly, long and slender, with clear bones. When the fishbone was taken out, she scratched her throat. She held Nael's fingers in pain. When the doctor took out the tweezers, the fishbone could still be clearly seen the bloodshot on it.
"Okay, take some anti-inflammatory medicine and you'll be fine."
Rain swallowed, although it still hurts, but compared to the tingling pain of being stuck, it already feels much better.
"Thank you, doctor."
The little householder glanced at the two of them, opened the office door, and the patients waiting outside came in one after another. Nael took Rain's hand and led her out. Her little hand lay quietly in the man's big palm, fingers interlocking. Button, in the eyes of others, they were a warm couple no matter what.
It was alread
