Sir Ares, Goodnight

Jenson decided to stay and recuperate in Whitney's dormitory. She very attentively took care of him.

Nonetheless, they were still pure-hearted young boys and girls. Jenson had slight mysophobia too. The two people faced a very embarrassing problem when Jenson wanted to take a bath. When he made this request, Whitney's ears started to burn. "A bath? What nonsense? Your entire body is covered in wounds. They'll get infected if they're wet."

Jenson murmured in dissatisfaction, "There are surely some spots I can wash up. You can help me with the wiping."

Whitney jumped up in surprise. "Me? Help you?"

Jenson nodded, his eyes filled with mischief.

Whitney could sense it now. The guy was deliberately tricking her. She became cheekier, stepped forward, and said, "Take off your pants."

Jenson gave her an unruly smile and said, "Are you blind? My hand is hurt so how can I take them off? How about you help me out?"

Whitney looked at his other hand, which was perfectly fine. She asked, "Isn't that hand alright?" "How can I do it with one hand? It's uncoordinated."

Whitney gnashed her teeth in anger.

an ordinary person could not do it with one hand, perhaps she would take their words for it. However, as

However, she still brought a bucket of warm water over and began

down with a laid-back look on

are my sisters alright?" He suddenly showed concern for Roxie and

She was so angry that she began poking his wounds. "Why on earth did you get yourself that many

getting jealous, Jenson thought that she looked rather cute. He smiled and teased her," Aren't they extremely gorgeous? And very charming? Plus, they're undoubtedly gentle too." Whitney picked up the big knife next to her and slashed

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