CHAPTER 57
I’ve never ridden in an ambulance before. If Jake hadn’t given his mom the car, we could have taken Natalie in ourselves, but when we explained to the triage nurse it would take at least twenty minutes before we could get on the road, she told us to call 911 instead of waiting around. The paramedics arrived just a few minutes ago. The same man with the blondish beard is still the captain on the crew, and now that we’re en route to the county hospital, he’s trying to get my mind off my daughter’s raging fever.
“Your family must have clipped out the two-for-one coupon from the paper.”
I can’t understand his words. Why is he talking to me about coupons?
I hate Jake right now. Hate him for not being here in the ambulance with us. For some reason, he in all his gifted intelligenc
