âGet out.â Charity suddenly shook off Chesterâs hand.
The manâs tall body swayed abruptly twice, and the man and the bowl all fell to the ground with a âslapâ.
Charity was instantly stunned. She really didnât expect Chester to be so vulnerable.
Charity was a little more energetic because of the babyâ¦But not so muchâ¦.
Could Chester be playing tricks?
Just after this thought flashed through Charityâs mind, Mrs. Robbins heard the movement in the kitchen, ran out to take a look, and was taken aback, âOh, Chester, why did you fall down? I told you to sit down and take a bowl. We will clean it up. Eliza, what are you looking at, why donât you help him up?â
âOh.â Charity came back to her senses and squatted down to help Chester.
Charityâs eyes subconsciously glanced at Chesterâs chip leg. She didnât notice that Chester was wearing pants before, but when Chester lifted his pants up, Charity saw that the chip leg inside was made of artificial skin, but the discerning person still glanced at it. It can be seen that it is completely different from the real legs, stiff.
For some reason, she felt a very uncomfortable feeling in her heart.
Chester: âAuntie, itâs fine, I just slipped my foot accidentally.â
Chesterâs waist and arm hurt a little when he fell, but he didnât fall. After a long time, the joint will be sore. Just now, Charity suddenly pushed, and Chester was holding a bowl, which caught him off guard.
Hearing this, Charity gave him a complicated look.
Chester: âCharity, donât move, even if you donât help me, Auntie wonât blame you.â
Seeing Chesterâs appearance, Mrs. Robbins felt even more distressed. Chester fell down at her own house today and still had someone to help her. The nanny was not there, and no one would help him in case of a fall and an accident.
Mrs. Robbins thought that itâs fine for Chester to live next door, at least she could take care of Chester.
Mrs. Robbins turned around to get the broom. Chester looked at the bowl that was smashed all over the floor, and annoyance flashed in his eyes.
He wanted to help with something, but he didnât expect it to be a disservice.
âWhat happened to you just now?â Charity helped Chester sit down and asked directly, âArenât you playing tricks?â
Chesterâs mouth twitched speechlessly, and couldnât help saying, âIâm under your impression now. How bad is it?â
Charity: ââ¦â
Charity was ashamed. She didnât want to doubt that it was because Chester had been playing tricks in front of Mrs. Robbins since she came in until now, which made her a little confused.
âEven if Iâm going to play tricks, I wonât put my feet upside down, itâs too embarrassing.â Chester said, bent down, lifted the chip-leg pants, and lifted them all the way to the broken part. There was a trace of the split between the chip leg and the real leg, because the part at the end of the real leg was red.
Charity only glanced at his chip leg and felt uncomfortable all over.
âWhat, feel disgusting?â Chester saw the flickering and unnaturalness of her eyes, and his eyes couldnât help but dim.
âNoâ¦â Charity remembered her suspicions just now, and suddenly felt a sense of guilt, âItâs not disgusting.â
Chester: âYou can say the disgust directly, I wonât blame you.â
âNo, not really.â Charity said quickly, âBut your legs are so red⦠Are you alright?â
âI let you see that I really wanted to prove that I didnât fall on purpose.â Chester explained, âThis prosthetic leg Iâm not very used to using it, especially the joints will be uncomfortable, so I have to use a cane when walking. When standing, I use my normal legs to support it. This is also when you suddenly pushed me just now. Defense is the reason for the fall.â
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