Accidental love II

Janice begged him for a long time. Even she was so thirsty, she didn't stop.

"Okay, okay, okay, I’ll agree." Dr. William was finally moved by her sincerity and responded with a smile.

"Thank you so much! Thank you so much..." Janice was so excited that she said a dozen "thank you"!

If she learned massage techniques from Dr. William, she would surely get twice the result with half the effort, so that she could heal Marcus' legs as soon as possible.

Thinking of this, she felt refreshed, as if every cell in her body was screaming for happiness.

After getting Dr. William's promise, Janice moved a stool and sat next to him.

Seeing that the water glass on the table was empty, she quickly got up and made a cup of tea for him.

"Please have the tea." There was a smile on her pretty face.

Dr. William took the glass with a smile and said softly, "Thank you."

He took two sips of tea to moisturize his throat, then took out a map of acupuncture points of the human body, and began to explain to her the massage techniques of acupoints.

points in a small notebook. Sometimes, she was thinking. Sometimes she nodded. She didn’t want

sweaty. But she still focused on what Dr.

the next patient he made an appointment would come. He was used to studying the

"Janice, why do you suddenly want to learn massage? It has something to do with your

eager to express her desire to learn massage, but she forgot to explain the

so I want to massage him

she said this, her eyes were persistent and firm. Her delicate face

William felt so moved. The

were not many young people who were so willing and able

with pennants of different sizes. There should be more than 30 pennants. Most of the bronzing characters above were such words

head and looked at the white wall opposite the pennants. She saw a few briefing papers pasted on it. When she came closer, many of them were reports of Dr. William's medical awards. He had

cured a migrant worker who had been paralyzed for ten years. Now, he can stand again." This report was about a migrant worker who was paralyzed. Then he spent ten years in a wheelchair. After being

was possible. Janice was confident that Marcus could recover. Moreover, his original physical foundation was good and the time he was

this, Janice was so happy. She

of the corridor on the second floor." Dr. William's

going now." She took the diagnosis and ran out, not daring