She balked at his tone, and she pouted her lips and turned her face away from him, hating she felt so silly in the bed. She pulled the oxygen off and looked to Savannah, forgetting for a moment she was annoyed with her, and begged her to help. “This is just foolish. I fainted. No big deal.”
“You fainted for no good reason.” He corrected and pushed the mask back on and motioned to Savannah. “You go away because you’re making her more distressed than she already is.”
Savannah bent and kissed her forehead. “I’m sorry Mac.”
“It’s fine. Can you just get me out of here?” She grimaced when Savannah shook her head and walked away from her. She glowered at the attending doctor and nurse. Finally, she stopped struggling and stared at the ceiling and breathed in the oxygen as commanded.
It was a
