“the sun is getting hotter and hotter, and you will get sunstroke.” Duncan raised his hand to wipe the sweat off his face, and said, “When I first came here, it was still shady.”
As time went by, the sun gradually moved to the middle, where it was exposed to the sun.
“There are water and paper towels in the back of my wheelchair.” Duncan said.
Zachary hurriedly took down the bag hanging behind his wheelchair, opened the bag, took out a bottle of water, and handed it to him, then took out a box of tissues, took out several tissues, handed them to him to wipe his sweat, and said to him: “You want to practice walking, you have to choose a time, preferably in the morning and evening, when the sun is not so harsh and it is cooler. Also, you can’t be alone. If something happens, no one will know.”
There were a lot of trees planted in the backyard of the Lewis mansion, which could be regarded as shaded by trees and relatively cool.
Duncan wiped his sweat, drank half a bottle of water, and said, “I’m carrying a mobile phone, and I can’t hold it anymore. I will call them and let them push me back to the house.
Zachary, I want to recover quickly, stand up quickly, and walk quickly, I think, I want to pursue Liberty again.”
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