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ospital. She offered a hasty 'thank you' before sprinting

tely gave me the Slate PC that w

gh the information on the screen, everythin

he Slate down on my lap, looked up, and then picked up the

asked if everything was okay. I did not respond to h

him, throwing the gadget

ar immediately to o

htening my tuxedo, which I had no

parking lot to the hospital entrance, with Mike trailing behind me. I a

n desk and we were soon on our way to the

t for the flimsy white curtains that did li

ed for immediate surgery. She was told how much it would cost and I

e nurse excused themse

said to Mike who immedia

e side of her face, the ends resting on her lap. My eyes flickered to the sick m

y mind, I was confused but also felt an almost unno

iced my presence, she lifted her head

vious she was sur

g much thought to it. She purs

squeaky, compared to the one I heard earlier at the

ure, now I am

ted her head slightly to the l

asked, drawing her atten

e held the old man's hand an

ey on time. But, I can not lose him too". Her voice was almos

ay for his expe

eyes brightened with hope but

e done enough saving me and paying my bills, I wi

u would not pay back?" I

me, her brows f

Her voice

r bills and your grandfather's

frown disappeared before an

ld give my body to you? I'd rather sleep in j

your body". I hesitated, think

your servi

d her gaze flickered awa

r large eyes twinkling with curiosity. She did no

k, I have amazing

iled off as I

She m

r warm deep brow

ou to be m

aw

me it was a joke but he did not. H

joke". I said. Lettin

at was tucked into his tuxedo pants and ran it throu

ything to say, I just

won't meet again. I will pay for your grandfather's

amps then took h

osal, Dawn". He concl