After a moment's rest, the homeless man stood up to try again.
Because he was wearing the recovery boot, his left foot was turned out at a forty-five-degree angle, which made walking difficult and unstable.
To be on the safe side, he stopped after just a few steps.
"You need to exercise in moderation. If you do too much, you'll put too much strain on your left foot. The newly reattached tendon isn't stable yet, and I'm afraid it could lead to long-term complications."
As she spoke, Ji Huan motioned for the homeless man to rotate his ankle.
It seemed much more flexible.
She then pressed the top of his foot.
"Well? Does it hurt?"
The homeless man first shook his head, then paused before nodding.
Ji Huan's brows furrowed instantly. 'Does it hurt or not?'
This time, the homeless man spoke up on his own.
"My heel... the wound... feels a bit tight."
