Leon Vedder
In my mind, the ambulance ride took forever, but we were less than ten minutes away from the nearest hospital. The paramedics bandaged her shoulder. "She will need some stitches and rest... thankfully, it was an in and out gunshot, clean and without touching anything vital..." The one cleaning the little hole on her shoulder informed me.
"She is in pain...." I said when I saw her scrunching her eyebrows.
"Imagine having that nasty wound," another said, and I took a deep breath. Yeah, I understood how the wound worked and why she was in pain. The reality was that I didn't like it one bit.
We arrived at the emergency area, and Elisa was wheeled in—the paramedics briefing the ER doctors. "Alright, let's check her..." the attending doctor said, and a nurse asked me to fill u
