Dillon went straight to the nursing station. Then he rushed back to us. “She’s down the hall. This way,” he said. “Did you find out what happened?” Stella asked, as we half-walked, half-jogged alongside Dillon down the hall. The scent of the hospital hit my nose, sharp and pungent. I’d never been fond of hospitals, and even less so now, ever since Dillon’s near death shooting. One of the last times I saw Stanley was in a hospital too. Plus, I’d stayed for a stint after I fainted from exhaustion. I realized I’d spent more time in the hospital in the past few months than I had in my entire life combined. “She didn’t say,” Dillon said, stopping in front of the door. “This is it.” He opened the door to reveal Laura, sitting up in a bed, wearing a hospital gown. Her leg was propped up in a harness. “Oh my god,” she said when she saw us, shifting her position. “You didn’t have to come. Really.
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