A Quiet Stretch
Back at the cottage.
Kevin peeled back the stuck gauze from Jenny's ankle wound, revealing hot, tight skin with signs of infection. He cleaned and re-dressed it, then gave her the next antibiotic dose with water. Jenny checked the seed tin and found the seeds damp but viable, with no clumping.
Jenny — sit on the porch steps, unwrap the ankle brace to inspect the swelling, and open the seed tin to check for damp.
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How's it look?
Walk up to the porch steps, wipe hands on trousers, and crouch down beside her to see the ankle and the seed tin.
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Hot. And the skin is tight.
Touch the edge of the bandage with a wince, then ripple the seeds in the tin to check for any clumps.
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Right. Let's get the dressing off proper, flush it clean, and put fresh cream on. Then you're taking the next dose with a full mug of water.
Settle on the step beside her, pull the first aid kit from my pocket, and set out antiseptic wash, antibiotic cream, clean gauze, and fresh wrap.
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Just be quick.
Lean back against the stone, wincing as the old way sticks to the wound, and watch his hands while I hold the seed tin.
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Breathing steady. One pull.
Grip the edge of the stuck gauze, hold her ankle steady with the other hand, and peel it back in one smooth motion.
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