The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky

Read The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky Chapter 124 – “How are you feeling now, Iris? Does it hurt?” Leon asked worriedly.

Iris moved her ankle and genuinely felt surprised! “It doesn’t as much as earlier!”

“I’m glad to hear that.”

“The joint has been realigned and you’ll be fully recovered with a few days‘ rest,” Leon said.

“A few days?! So, you’re saying that my foot hasn’t been cured completely yet?” Iris looked surprised as she put her shoes on.

“It’s cured, but you shouldn’t put too much pressure on it for the time being. It’ll be best if you could avoid making any movements that would injure it a second time. I recommend not walking for at least twenty–four hours…” Leon explained simply.

“What?! Then how do I get down from this mountain?” Iris was taken aback. Staying on the mountain for twenty–four hours was very unrealistic and completely out of the question!

“Easy. I’ll carry you down from the mountain.” Leon let out a soft but audible sigh, but deep down, he was delighted and he even secretly thanked God for giving him such a good opportunity.

Iris’s pretty face

pure and chaste, shunning any sort of intimate contact with the opposite gender. As a result, she found it a little difficult to accept that Leon would have

could say anything, Leon mustered up his courage and stepped forward decisively to carry Iris on his back.

exclaimed. Her pretty face turned red with shame, and Leon’s domineering initiative had all but eaten away at what little hope of struggling she had.

point, she had no choice but to accept having to interact so closely

out to pinch the soft flesh around Leon’s waist in a

sharply, but his heart was filled with joy

with happiness.

to the stone steps and walked to the top of the mountain. If Leon could just freeze that

you were going to carry me down the mountain, Leon? Why are you going

to see the scenery. We can still make it in time to see it before descending,” Leon replied with a smile. He knew that Iris wanted to see the scenery where mist and clouds became one on the mountain peak,

relented within seconds after a