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He, a corporate president and the most eligible bachelor, married her to repay a favor, but signed a divorce agreement for three years later.
He said, "You smell like corpses."
She said, "You reek of the smell of money."
Others said, "Your scents match, you're perfect for each other!"
[Marry First, Love Later Genre - A tale of enduring pampered love. Due to the female lead's unusual profession, it will also delve into some gory and suspenseful murder cases. Additionally, Xixi's new series "The Female Forensic Doctor of the Republic" has been released, narrating the story of a female forensic doctor and a domineering warlord during the chaotic times of the Republic era.]
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My Accidental Wife is a Forensic Psychologist

Qiao Chutian squatted down in front of her, rolling up her trouser leg.


Just then, several blue and swollen bruises could be seen on her originally white knees.


His heart also felt as if it had been scraped by a knife. He looked up and asked, "Does it hurt a lot?"


Suddenly meeting his concerned gaze, Mai Xiaomai's heartstrings were plucked again. She first nodded, then shook her head, "It doesn't hurt that much, it's fine, just a knock."


"Really no need to go to the hospital?"


"Mhm, no need. This kind of minor injury heals easily."


"I really can't understand why you're so scared of hospitals."


"Hospitals have too many oppressive vibes."


"That's true, I'll help you apply the medicine."


Qiao Chutian stood up, fetched the first aid kit, opened it, and took out the antiseptic. He soaked a cotton swab in it and carefully applied it to her knee with utter seriousness and utmost gentleness.


Chapter 196 Difficult-to-Describe Pain (3)