The two of them went out the door one after the other.

Pei Jin rode his bicycle with her, and they arrived at the clinic in just five minutes.

Bai Tao sat in the back seat, one arm around Pei Jin's waist, the other hand covering her chest.

The wind whistled past her ears, blowing her hair everywhere, with a few strands landing on Pei Jin's face.

The electric scooter stopped in front of the clinic. When Bai Tao jumped off, her legs went weak. Pei Jin helped her up, and her elbow rested in his palm, cool like a piece of jade just pulled out of the water.

Pei Jin pushed open the door, let Bai Tao go in first, and followed behind, his hand protectively behind her.

That uncle isn't here today.

Standing behind the counter was a male college student who looked somewhat inexperienced.

He was wearing a white short-sleeved white lab coat with a transparent plastic tag attached to his collar, inside which was a piece of paper with his photo and a line of small print.

Intern: Li Yang.

"Hello,"

Pei Jin's voice was unhurried, maintaining his usual politeness and distance.

"My friend isn't feeling well, could you take a look?"

Li Yang was fighting in the canyon.

Holding the phone horizontally in my hand, I frantically tapped the screen with my fingers.

University was about to have its summer break, and the school asked the seniors to do internships. He used his family's connections to get a job at his uncle's clinic.

It's called an internship, but it's really just a change of scenery for playing games. His uncle was supposed to keep watch tonight, but he was called away to play mahjong. Before leaving, he said that he probably wouldn't see anyone else tonight.

He thought the night was over, he had already taken out his phone, entered the canyon, and was preparing to add another star.

The door was then pushed open.

Li Yang put his phone down, screen facing down on the cashier counter. His uncle had told him that he couldn't play games during work hours, or he would lose points on his internship if caught.

He stood up and looked up at the person in front of him. The person was tall, with broad shoulders and long legs, and had a face as cold as if it had just been taken out of the refrigerator.

He was wearing an ordinary white short-sleeved shirt, but it made him look different from ordinary people.

His gaze shifted from the man to the girl beside him, then back to the man, his Adam's apple bobbing up and down.

"Brother, what's up?"

Li Yang's voice was stammering, sounding weak and particularly guilty.

His gaze didn't linger on Bai Tao for long before quickly returning to the tips of his shoes.

He can only treat colds and fevers; he can't treat serious illnesses.

Before his uncle passed away, he only taught him how to prescribe fever reducers; he knew nothing else.

What if he can't understand what this guy is saying about his illness?

What if he makes a wrong diagnosis?

If a medical accident occurs, his life will be over.

Li Yang's mind was already replaying the scene of his internship being revoked.

Pei Jin gently pushed Bai Tao forward, then moved his hand from behind her to between her shoulder blades and gave her a gentle push.

"My friend was bumped into by a little boy about three hours ago, and now he has chest pain."

Pei Jin's voice was calm. "Could you take a look?"

Pei Jin frowned as he looked at the inexperienced intern in front of him.

That face was so young, so young, that he felt this person should be in a university library rather than behind a clinic counter.

The white coat looked loose on him, the collar was slouching, and the name tag was crookedly pinned to his pocket, as if it were borrowed clothes.

He wanted to say "Are you sure you can do it?", but the words circled around his lips twice before he swallowed them back.

At this point, he didn't have many options.

"W-What's wrong?"

Li Yang turned to look at Bai Tao, and once his gaze fell on her face, he couldn't look away.

Her skin appeared somewhat pale under the harsh fluorescent light, her eyebrows were curved, her eyelashes were long, casting a small fan-shaped shadow under her eyes, and her lips were the color of a freshly picked peach.

Okay, you're a really pretty older sister.

She was a hundred times prettier than anyone he'd seen on TikTok; he'd never seen anyone this beautiful in real life.

This woman is different. She is genuinely beautiful. She doesn't rely on filters or angles; she just stands there with her bare face and wet hair, as if she had just taken a shower, but she still looks stunning.

Li Yang's eyes widened, and his mouth was slightly open, as if he had forgotten to close it.

Bai Tao gently moved her four fingers to press on her chest, not daring to use force, but only using her fingertips to gently and tentatively press on the fabric.

Each time I press it, a dull, aching pain comes from that spot.

"It was after I was hit tonight,"

Bai Tao's voice trailed off, "I feel like my breasts are asymmetrical..."

Her face turned bright red when she finished speaking.

Pei Jin and the doctor were both staring intently at her. One was expressionless but had a burning gaze, while the other had his mouth agape and his eyes wide open. The atmosphere was incredibly strange.

Li Yang snapped out of his daze, feeling a chill run down his spine from Pei Jin's cold gaze.

He lowered his head, and the lens slipped down his nose a little. He pushed it up with his hand, leaving a faint white mark on his nose with his fingertip.

His ears turned bright red. "He should be fine," he said.

Li Yang's voice was muffled.

"This is a normal physiological phenomenon."

Many people's bones and soft tissues on the left and right sides are not completely symmetrical, but they don't usually make a conscious effort to compare them.

Maybe you got bumped today, and it hurts; you can feel it when you touch it.

After he finished speaking, his pace suddenly slowed, and his voice became even softer, almost inaudible unless you listened very carefully.

"If you're worried, I... I can massage it for you."

After saying that, he lowered his head, his face completely red.

The eyes behind the glasses were fixed on the tips of his shoes, and his ears were so red they looked like they could bleed.

Bai Tao gave him a strange look.

The intern looked several years younger than her, with a face as youthful as a high school student, and her voice trembled when she said "squeeze it."

She looked up at Pei Jin again; Pei Jin's face was as cold as if someone owed him eight hundred billion.

But he clenched his teeth tightly on the sides of his mouth, his cheek muscles tensing slightly, as if he were suppressing something.

Pei Jin was naturally unhappy.

This kid seems completely unreliable. His white coat looks stolen, the name tag is crooked, and he's playing games on his phone.

He stammered out the words "try pinching it," sounding like a fake doctor who had just watched a few science videos on Douyin and started his internship.

Let this person touch the white peach?

Pei Jin's Adam's apple bobbed up and down, but an indescribable feeling surged within him.

After a while, Li Yang, who had been looking down, glanced quickly at Pei Jin and Bai Tao. His gaze slid over Pei Jin's cold face, landed on Bai Tao's rosy cheeks, and then quickly looked away.

"If you don't want to,"

"It's fine if your friend touches it for you. I'll tell him how to do it."

If Bai Tao agrees, Pei Jin should refuse.

He should have firmly refused, then taken Bai Tao to a large hospital's emergency room to have a qualified, professional doctor examine her.

But his heart was in his throat; he was somewhat expectant, so much so that his fingertips trembled slightly at the seam of his trousers.

Bai Tao bit her lip and hesitated before asking Li Yang, her voice slightly weak.

"Why don't you tell me how to touch it, and I can touch it myself, okay...?"

"That won't do."

Li Yang shook his head, adjusted his glasses, and finally adopted a professional expression.

"If you hold your arm up yourself, it's hard to relax. Your muscles will remain slightly tense, so the feel you get from touching it won't be accurate. You need someone to help you."

After saying that, he gave Bai Tao and Pei Jin a strange look.

It's almost 10 o'clock, and there are two people, a man and a woman, alone together. The woman is wearing a nightgown with a light jacket over it, while the man is wearing slippers.

"What's wrong?"

Li Yang's voice carried a confused tone, as if asking, "Isn't he your boyfriend?"

"May I?"

Pei Jin lowered his head and looked at Bai Tao, interrupting Bai Tao's denial that she was about to utter.

His face wore the dignified and upright appearance of a gentleman, but only he knew that his heart was pounding so hard it felt like it was going to jump out of his chest, and the tips of his ears were red beneath his hair.

Bai Tao was taken aback by his tone.

Should she say yes or no?

Isn't this taking advantage of her?

But his tone was so natural, so natural, as if it were his duty to help her and that he didn't need any reason.

Bai Tao frowned, somewhat realizing something. Pei Jin saw that Bai Tao didn't speak, and the little expectation in his heart felt like it had been stepped on, slowly deflated.

"Forget it, why don't we just go to the hospital?"

Pei Jin said, his tone returning to its usual calm.

He withdrew his hand from Bai Tao's shoulder, put it in his pocket, and clutched the keychain, the pendant on it deformed from his grip.

He didn't want to go to the hospital, but he also didn't want Bai Tao to think he was taking advantage of her.

Taking advantage of this moment, Li Yang secretly picked up his phone. The screen lit up, and his game was over. The battle details page popped up, with a big red "Defeat" written in the center of the screen.

He lost another star in his rank, and he impatiently crossed out the notification. When he heard Pei Jin say that he was going to the hospital, he quickly looked up.

Why go to that hospital?

Li Yang's voice carried a hint of impatient urgency.

"Right now, all the doctors who see this are men, and they've already gone home. If you go there, you'll only be able to get into the emergency room."

He paused, glanced at Pei Jin, and then at Bai Tao.

"Why don't you let this guy take a look? Anyway, you can't be sure at home, and going to the hospital means waiting in line for ages, and you won't be able to get home until midnight."

Bai Tao was already hesitant.

There were two voices arguing in her head.

One person said, "It's just being touched a couple of times, it'll be over quickly. Besides, we're all adults. A one-night stand isn't a big deal, let alone just being touched a couple of times."

Another person said, "What are you talking about? You have no relationship with him at all. How can you let a man touch you like that?"

The first voice said, "Then let him go to the hospital. Even if he goes to the hospital, it will be a male doctor touching him. What's the difference between a male doctor and Pei Jin?"

The second voice paused for a moment, then said, "The difference is huge."

Bai Tao bit her lip, and finally nodded.

If we go to the hospital, they'll probably have to do X-rays or something...

In this situation, she should save money wherever possible.

Li Yang walked out from behind the medicine cabinet, went around the cashier, and stood in front of them.

He was more than half a head shorter than Pei Jin, and he pushed open the smaller door inside, which was labeled as a storage room.

"Go to that little hut over there. I'll show you how to touch it from the doorway."

This storage room, only about two or three square meters in size, is a small room at the far end of the clinic. It is usually used to store mops, brooms, buckets, and cleaning agents.

Several rows of hooks were nailed to the wall, hanging several grayish-colored rags. A metal cabinet stood in the corner, with a yellowed disinfection record sheet pasted on the cabinet door.

The air was filled with the smell of disinfectant mixed with dust.

Bai Tao and Pei Jin walked in one after the other.

Pei Jin stepped aside to let Bai Tao pass first, and then followed behind her.

The door closed gently behind him, making a soft click as it closed.

Bai Tao's heart skipped a beat.

Pei Jin's voice came down from above her head, deep and seductive, "Turn around."

Bai Tao's back was still facing him, her shoulders slightly hunched. She slowly turned around. The light in the storage room was an incandescent bulb without a lampshade, hanging bare from the ceiling.

Bai Tao stood in the middle of the room, her feet gripping the hem of her coat, her fingertips wrinkling the thin fabric, her heart pounding.

Pei Jin stood very close behind her.

He was so close that when he looked down, the tip of his nose almost brushed against the stray hairs on the top of her head.

The scent of shampoo wafted from her hair, sweet and cloying, so strong it seemed impossible to dispel in the small space.

His heart was pounding irrationally fast, and he suspected that Bai Tao could hear it too.

"You, you, you, you should disinfect your hands first."

Li Yang's voice came from behind the door, muffled through the thin wooden panel.

He had just remembered it, but he felt instantly more professional.

A bottle of hand sanitizer was slipped through the crack in the door.

Pei Jin accepted it.

He squeezed a pump into his palm, and the transparent gel gathered into a small puddle in his palm. It was cool and had a pungent smell of alcohol, which spread rapidly in the enclosed space.

He cleaned slowly and carefully, his deliberate movements making him both charming and dangerous.

From the palm to the back of the hand, from between the fingers to the fingertips, no corner was overlooked.

As the alcohol evaporated, it took away some of his body heat, but his fingers were still hot, warm from the bone outwards, as if a fire was burning inside his body.

Bai Tao stood in front of him, blushing as she watched him clean each finger one by one.

His hands were beautiful—long, slender, strong, with distinct knuckles, and his nails were neatly trimmed.

She had never looked at his hands so closely and so carefully before.

Right now, right in front of her, he was slowly and methodically rubbing, each movement carrying an indescribable, heart-pounding quality.

Pei Jin's eyes were filled with a lust as dark as ink, staring intently at Bai Tao, who stood obediently in front of him, like a predator eyeing its prey.

He watched as Bai Tao's face began to flush, spreading to her entire face, then to her neck, and eventually to a place he couldn't see.

A strange sense of satisfaction rose in his heart, like a satiated beast licking its paws and slowly squinting its eyes in the sunlight.

He saw Bai Tao blush clearly, and he was very satisfied.

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