The reincarnated devil was blessed by the goddess

"Oreg, slow down! Be careful, don't slip."

Ina kept giving instructions to Oleg who was running in front of her, her tone very nervous.

At this moment, Ina didn't even care about holding an umbrella. The raindrops as big as beans were pouring down and hitting her, making her feel painful.

"I know, I know. But look at her, she's in a bad state. We have to speed up!"

Oleg turned around and shouted anxiously. His forehead was covered with sweat and rain, and his wet hair stuck to his forehead, making it difficult to see his eyes.

"It's almost there, almost there. Grandpa's house is right up ahead. Sister Ina, go find Dr. Max first!"

Oleg's voice echoed in the rain.

After hearing what Oleg said, Ina immediately quickened her pace without hesitation and ran towards Dr. Max's house.

Her figure gradually moved away in the rain and soon disappeared.

In front of his grandfather's house, Oleg's hands were frozen stiff by the freezing rain, but he still used all his strength to knock on the door, his heart filled with anxiety.

"Grandpa! Grandpa! Open the door quickly! Don't sleep anymore!"

Oleg shouted at the top of his lungs, but his voice was so weak in the pouring rain.

"Oh my god, you bastard, why did you have to go pick fruits in the middle of the night? It's raining so hard, but you didn't even take shelter at the foot of the mountain before coming back. What if you fall?"

Finally, a familiar, slightly reproachful voice came from inside the door.

Then, the wooden door creaked open slowly, and an old man with white hair and a hunched body appeared at the door, his face full of worry and fatigue.

"Grandpa, don't talk about this for now! Go get some hot water!"

Oleg rushed into the house anxiously, quickly lit the small stove at home, took out a new blanket and spread it on the chair, then carefully placed the little girl behind him on the chair.

In this case, it would be better to let her warm herself by the fire first, take a shower and go to bed, and wait for Dr. Max to come.

"Why are you in such a hurry? You almost made your grandfather fall!"

He was already old, and the ground was so slippery. If he wasn't careful, Oleg would never see his grandfather again.

"Goddess bless you! Whose child is this? Quick, quick, Oleg, get some hot water!"

Augustus saw the little girl curled up in the chair, her face covered in mud, which made him feel sorry for her.

"Hot water! Hot water! Grandpa!"

"Where's Ina's child?"

"I sent her to see Dr. Max."

"You should also go and rest for a while and take a good bath. Drink some hot water and don't catch a cold."

Oleg was now out of breath, exhausted both physically and mentally from running all the way home.

"I see, Grandpa. How is she doing?"

Augustus dipped a towel in hot water and gently wiped the girl's face.

"Let's wait for Dr. Max to come. I don't think she's doing well. Her breathing is a little rapid and she looks like she has a fever. Where did you pick her up?"

"Sister Ina and I found it on the way back up the mountain. It must have been because of the heavy rain that caused us to slip."

"Let's wait until she wakes up."

Knock, knock, knock! There was a rapid knock on the door. Oleg quickly opened the door. The two people outside were Ina and Doctor Max.

"Where is the patient?"

Dr. Max's tone was a little breathless, his hair was messy, he was wearing wet pajamas, carrying a medical box, and appeared at the door panting. It was obvious that he rushed here immediately after hearing the news.

Augustus stood up and pointed at the girl in the chair.

Doctor Max squatted down, took out the equipment and carefully checked the girl's breathing and pulse, then looked up and said to August and Oreg.

"Her condition isn't as serious as you might think. It's just that her heart is beating faster. Could she have a heart attack or something? Go get some wine, and let Ina help wipe her clean. Don't bathe her if it's safe. Change her into clean clothes and let her sleep. Give her the medicine when she wakes up."

"Did you hear that, you little bastard? Go get me my wine."

"okay!"

"Ina, please help me later. Regarding the clothes..."

"Grandpa Augustus, I brought some from home. Let her wear this first!"

Ina was breathing heavily, her wet hair sticking to her cheeks. She was holding a plastic bag filled with clothes. She was probably in such a hurry that she didn't even wear shoes.

"Dr. Max, wine!"

Dr. Max took the wine, poured it on a dry towel, took off the coat from the girl curled up on the blanket, and laid her flat on the bed.

"You guys go out first, Ina, follow me."

"What are you waiting for, you little brat? Even minors have to watch this, right? Get out of here!"

"Grandpa didn't leave either..."

The two were locked outside by Ina.

"Come on, Ina. I don't know if she's still conscious, but it might be embarrassing for her if she wakes up."

"it is good."

Under the dim light, Ina's movements were gentle and delicate. She tried her best to use moderate force with the towel so as not to disturb the sleeping girl.

Her face looked particularly pale under the light, and under her closed eyes, her long eyelashes were like two small fans, gently covering her eyelids.

After wiping her body, Ina changed her into clean clothes. She put the towel aside and gently covered the girl with a quilt.

"Okay, her breathing is much more stable now. Once she wakes up, just give her some medicine."

"Thank you, Dr. Max." Ina said gratefully.

"It's my duty. I'm leaving now."

Max packed up and left the room.

"It's over? Hey, hey, hey, wait until the rain stops before leaving! Doctor Max!"

Augustus and Oleg saw Dr. Max walking away in the heavy rain.

"No! No! I have to go home quickly. Maybe there are other children who need to see the doctor at this time!"

"Then be careful. I'll ask Oleg to bring you some cakes in the morning!"

Dr. Max waved in the rain to indicate that he heard him.

"What a good doctor, Grandpa. Let's go in and take a look!"

The girl was now lying peacefully on the bed, breathing steadily.

"Doctor Max said that after she wakes up, I just need to give her some medicine. The medicine is on this table. I'm going back first."

Ina got up and prepared to go home, after all, she still had to go back to make clothes.

"No, Sister Ina, how can we two grown men take care of her? I'll explain it to Mrs. Ansha. You can just stay here for one day."

"Yes, Ina. Just help take care of him. Look at how well I've taken care of this grandson. Can you rest assured about your grandfather?"

Ina sighed.

"Remember to make me some more pastries."