Your Life Comes Before Mine
Intense pain made my consciousness blur, and in the haze, I heard Lucaro say to me, "Wendy, in our next life, may we never meet again."
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When I regained consciousness and opened my eyes, all I saw was white. Where was I?
The pungent smell of disinfectant was constant. Was this a hospital?
A nurse came in to change my bandages. "Fortunately, Ms. Santoro, some trees cushioned your fall when you jumped. Plus, you were brought to the hospital in time. You're lucky to be alive."
Hearing this brought me no joy. I struggled to prop myself up.
The next moment, Carlo pushed the door open. "Wen, you're finally awake! How are you? Does it hurt anywhere?"
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