10 | she’s okay
“What happened?” my father came running inside the hospital. He sounded extremely worried and tensed.
For comfort, I quickly grabbed his hands, “I don’t know. It happened so quickly. They asked me to leave and no one is answering anything.” I cried in his shoulders.
“Oh god,” my father sighed. “Calm down, Charlotte, hope for the best. When did it happen?” he asked.
“It’s been over a couple of hours now. I woke up at the voice of the heart rate monitor and asked the nurse to check in on my mother. When she came inside, she informed something to the doctor, and I was apparently kicked out from the room.” I explained while rubbing away the tears. I was panicking and worry was gnawing me. Why wouldn’t any of them respond?
A hundred nurses are passing by but
