Chapter 8
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“What?” When Moly Harris heard this, the words "I can't!" nearly caused her legs to shake.
Despite the fact that she loathed this guy, she had a healthy respect for life.
Even though her birth was only a problem because Tuder Harris and William Bran were unable to successfully use contraception, Elisa Harris had treated her like a servant at the Blake family for many years. Despite this, she continued to put in a lot of effort in order to make a living.
She could not understand how "Alfred Blake" could treat something of such vital importance with such flippancy, but she was certain that she would not concur with him.
The question was posed by Danniel Blake with an eyebrow raised: "Do you want to bury me more?"
It maintained its indifference, but it did it with an undeniable resolve.
Moly Harris turned a sickly color and stumbled to gather the items she needed.
She believed that the day she married intohouse, her life had begun to go apart past the point of no return; thus, how can she prevent it from continuing to be negative?
She even entertained the idea of having some fun with the situation, reasoning that if "Alfred Blake" truly did pass away after she retrieved a bullet for him, it would not be all that terrible for her to be able to bury such a good-looking guy with him.
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Moly Harris did all in her power to keep her composure, but she was unable to stop the shaking in her hands.
She was paying attention to the scenario involving "Alfred Blake" as she used a blade to remove the flesh that was hanging over the edge of his wound.
She discovered that, except from his pale complexion and the perspiration that was on his forehead, he did not have any unusual response; even his brows were just slightly frowning.
I feel obligated to add something noteworthy, and that is that he cannot stop staring at her.
She could sense that he was really weak at this point, yet it seemed as if his eyes were searing her like they were real.
The only thing that could stop Moly Harris from saying it was, "Don't look at me."
In reality, Danniel Blake was not as composed as he seemed to be; he was suffering from terrible wounds and considerable blood loss, and he was on the verge of passing out.
The agony, on the other hand, began to strangely subside the moment he laid eyes on Moly Harris.
"Don't be frightened, I won't die, I trust you." The voice of Danniel Blake was gentle, but you could tell he was quite driven.
Because Moly Harris had never been trusted and appreciated to such an extent in the past, she clenched her teeth and took the bullet for him with a greater focus.
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Moly Harris had the impression that one hundred years had gone.
She was already dripping with perspiration when she finally extracted the bullet from its hiding place.
She was concerned about Danniel Blake, so after washing her hands in the adjoining sink, she asked her, "How are you feeling?"
If, before to that, her opinion of "Alfred Blake" was that he was "a scumbag," then after she took the bullet, she couldn't help but like him a little bit.
He didn't make any painful noises, and he didn't pass out at any point throughout the procedure. She had only ever seen such monstrous determination portrayed in films.
In addition to that, she received the impression that this guy was shrouded in a perplexing enigma, which frightened her a little bit.
"Grab a pen, I'm going to compile a list of the medications you need to take." Even though Danniel Blake's face was pale, he managed to project an intimidating demeanor when he spoke.
Moly Harris made a note of the medication list, and then she walked out to get the medication for him.
Before she confidently purchased all of the medications, she shopped at a number of other pharmacies.
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When Moly Harris returned, Danniel Blake noted that she was holding a few plastic bags emblazoned with various pharmacies, and she subtly lifted the corners of her mouth in response to this observation.
What a brilliant and kind lady.
He was aware that Moly Harris had a strong animosity for him.
To put it another way, she detests the character of "Alfred Blake."
She most likely believed that he was being pursued by the adversary, and as a result, she went to great lengths to assist him in acquiring medication to treat his wounds. Since she was concerned that the medicine may be tainted, she purchased it from a number of different places.
After removing the medication from its container, Moly Harris knelt down in front of the patient and said, "I'll give you medicine. You may tell me to make it less painful if it hurts, okay?
After she had completed taking the medication, Danniel Blake refrained from making any more comments.
The woman was on the verge of standing up when the guy abruptly put out his hand to restrain her, pushed his lips to hers, and kissed her.
"I told you that it is against the rules for you to wear glasses."
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