Chapter 73 Unexpectedly, Bet Faints at the Sight of Blood


    Chapter 73 Unexpectedly, Bet Faints at the Sight of Blood


    After fastening her shoces, Catalina was still on her way to the vige.


    Catalina thought, "When I get to the vige, I will find a pair of shoes that I can wear, even the slippers,


    and then give the shoes back to Bet."


    Wearing Bet''s big shoes, Catalina dragged her feet in front of Bet.


    Bet was barefoot, following Catalina step by step.


    Bet lowered his head and looked at the ground.


    He kept frowning and never rxed.


    Bet thought, "It''s dirty!"


    "It''s so dirty!"


    In addition, Bet also felt pain in his feet.


    Bet had never been barefoot for as long as he could remember. Now Bet walked barefoot on


    the mountain road, feeling like walking on a shiatsu te.


    No. Bet felt it was more ufortable than walking on a shiatsu te!


    The shiatsu te was at least not dirty.


    Catalina walked in front and kept saying, "Walk slowly and be careful of the small stones..."


    "It''s good to rest in the tent. Why did you follow me and suffer this?"


    Bet said nothing.


    He did regret it.


    He thought he must be stupid. Otherwise, he wouldn''t follow Catalina after seeing her go out alone.


    Bet thought, "If I didn''t follow, I wouldn''t be tortured like this by these dirty things."


    "If I didn''t follow, my feet wouldn''t..."


    Suddenly, there was a pain in Bet''s toes, which made him frown.


    Bet''s toes bled immediately.


    Catalina was still saying, "Some of these small stones are very sharp, and I kicked a few away. You


    should be more careful of them, don''t..."


    Before finishing her words, Catalina felt a big hand patting her on the shoulder.


    Catalina turned her head and asked, "What''s the matter?"


    Bet''s hand was still patting Catalina on the shoulder weakly. Bet said weakly with his pale


    face, "Catalina, I''m... I''m dizzy..."


    "Dizzy?"


    Before Catalina knew what happened, she saw the tall and strong man suddenly fall towards her as a


    big tree copsed.


    Catalina was frightened and shouted, "Bet!"


    Catalina immediately rushed over and hugged Bet.


    Bet''s tall figure fell steadily on Catalina''s shoulder.


    Catalina''s body shook a little before she kept her legs.


    "Bet? What''s wrong with you?"


    Catalina made Bet lean on her.


    Catalina touched Bet''s pale face and found it was terribly cold.


    "Are you okay? Don''t scare me..."


    Catalina''s hands shook.


    If something really happened in this remote ce, there would be no one who could help them.


    Catalina quickly found a cleanwn and sat down with Bet.


    Only then did Catalina inadvertently find the wound on Bet''s toes.


    Bet''s toes kept bleeding.


    Catalina suddenly understood the reason for Bet''s fainting.


    Bet would faint at the sight of blood.


    Catalina was speechless!


    Catalina was worried about Bet, but also felt it was funny.


    Bet was a strong man. Unexpected, he fainted at the sight of blood!


    However, this was not the first time Catalina had taken care of Bet in the state. Bet was in a


    better state than in the past.


    "Bet?"


    Catalina patted Bet lightly on the cheek.


    Seeing that Bet gradually recovered, Catalina breathed a sigh of relief, "Bet, wake up."


    "Bet?"


    Bet didn''t respond.


    Leaning in Catalina''s arms, Bet listened to her soft voice, and his eyelids fluttered a few times.


    Bet gradually regained consciousness and slowly woke up.


    Seeing Catalina, Bet was in a trance.


    Then Bet realized what had happened.


    Bet didn''t expect that he would faint again in front of Catalina because of just a few drops of blood!


    Bet sat up, pinched his eyebrows, and remained silent.


    Bet was not much better than when he fainted.


    "What''s the matter?"


    Catalina put her head forward slightly to look at Bet, asking worriedly, "Are you okay?"


    Bet looked away, putting his elbows on his knees. He still pinched his eyebrows and pressed his


    lips together, without any words.


    Catalina finally understood something.


    Catalinaughed suddenly and asked, "Are you shy?"


    "Shut up!"


    Bet had a gloomy look.


    "Actually, you don''t have to feel ashamed. It''s not the first time I''ve seen you like this, right?"


    Bet still didn''t speak.


    Bet really wanted to stop Catalina.


    Catalina thought that Bet was very cute now, which was in great contrast to his usual arrogant


    image.


    In this way, Bet would be more like a living person.


    Catalina stopped teasing Bet and then pulled out a pack of wet wipes, a bottle of water, a


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    disinfectant spray, liquid medicine, and a bandage from her backpack.


    "I have been walking in this mountain with these things in my backpack for more than half a month, and


    my colleagues and I had no chance to use them. They''re put to good use on thest day. It''s not in vain


    anyway."


    Bet was speechless.


    Bet felt Catalina gloating over through her tone.


    "Who is wearing my shoes? Has this action ever given you a sh of conscience?"


    Bet nced at Catalina coldly.


    Bet thought, "Such an unconscionable girl."


    "All right, all right. My fault!"


    Catalina was just joking.


    "I''ll dress the wound for you first. Close your eyes, don''t look at it. Don''t open your eyes even if it hurts


    "No!"


    Bet disagreed because he wanted to maintain his dignity.


    Looking at Bet''s irritable look, Catalina couldn''t helpughing.


    "Close your eyes! I won''tugh at you."


    Bet said with a cold look, "You are alreadyughing."


    Catalina said nothing.


    Catalina thought, "Ok! I''ve already cracked up in my heart."


    Catalina first rinsed the mud and blood on Bet''s feet with water, disinfected the wound, and applied


    the medicine to his feet. Finally, Catalina bandaged it.


    Bet didn''t make any sound at all.


    Certainly, although Bet didn''t close his eyes, he didn''t take a look at his wound.


    "All right!"


    Catalina put down Bet''s feet and discussed with him, "Why don''t you sit here and wait for me?


    We''re almost there. I''ll find someone to buy a pair of slippers there, and then I will return your shoes to


    you. What do you think?"


    "Not good."


    Bet stood up as if he never got injured.


    With his head and his chin slightly raised, Bet lowered his eyelids and looked at Catalina


    arrogantly. Bet said, "Let''s go!"


    Then Bet directly went forward as if nothing had happened.


    It made Catalina suspect if the scene of Bet fainting just now was a dream or not.


    ...


    They didn''t go back until eight o''clock in the evening, and it was already dark outside.


    Along the way, Catalinained crazily about Bet.


    "If it weren''t for you, I would definitely be back before dark!"


    "You first caused me to fall into the quagmire and then fainted again. Along the way, as long as you


    saw the stream, you washed your feet. The time was dyed all because of you. Bet, you


    deliberately got me into trouble, right?"


    Bet didn''t respond.


    Bet thought, "I really did a thankless job !"


    "She''s just an ungrateful person!"


    But Bet, who had always been able to speak eloquently, couldn''t retort in the face of these


    Bet thought, "If I had known, I wouldn''t have followed her into the mountain. Why should I be


    worried?"