Chapter 63

William Black pushed the door open with one hand, laid Mary Kinson gently on the bed, opened the curtains directly, and took off Mary Kinson's shoes and rolled up his pants.

Meny did not understand what he meant, and his eyebrows frowned slightly, "Mary Kinson is in a coma, so she should be taken to the hospital for examination first."

William Black's hands continued to move, and his large hands touched along her calves, which seemed suggestive.

Meny forgot for a moment that they were husband and wife, "What in the world are you up to?"

William Black's black eyes are as rich as ink that will not dissolve, and his silent voice was somewhat intolerant, "If you do not want to stay here, you can leave."

As the words fell, his hand stopped, and his breath suddenly sank.

Mary Kinson has two small marks behind her calf. Judging by the shape, she was bitten by a snake.

William Black s eyebrows frowned slightly and didn t stop. He retrieved an alcohol-soaked paper towel from the bedside drawer