KAIMy heart broke as I watched him sleep. Each time he tried to turn in his sleep, he would wince, and whenever that happened, my heart would squeeze in guilt. This wouldn't have happened to him if he hadn't gone out to get medicine for me. He would have been safe at home if not for that bloody headache that mysteriously disappeared when I heard the news of his accident. It was quite odd, though, but I figured my worry for him made it vanish. I rubbed my fingers between my eyebrows as I rocked Lukas to sleep. He had been strangely docile, and aside from his cry of hunger earlier, he hadn't made a peep. When I was certain he was asleep, I carried him to the bed the nurses brought for him before I dragged my chair close to Stein's bed so I could watch him properly. I reached out, careful not to wake him. I wanted to touch the white gauze wrapped around his right hand, but I was afraid it would hurt him if I did so.“I'm sorry,” I whispered, looking at his face. Had Stein always bee
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