Alan’s Erotic Adventure novel Chapter 26

There was no better way!

“Don’t panic! Let Karen go borrow some money first. We have to pay the medical charges. Right now, I gotta go to the hospital in the downtown. We must save him!” Alan calmed Amy down. Amy went back to tell Carol about it although it wouldn’t be helpful.

Alan rushed back to office and asked for leave. Then he directly hurried to the hospital. He predicted something bad would happen in the morning, and this was the case.

It rained heavily. Alan thought about York all the way. York could possibly die on the way to the hospital if he was hurt badly for it was really far away.

Alan felt really nervous. Daniel had treated him coldly since Alan lived with them, but after all, they were relatives. Alan hurried nonstop over the mountains. He became exhausted and soaked.

Climbing over the mountain, he arrived in the downtown. It made him even more anxious for it had been a while he caught no car to the county. Suddenly, a car passed by. Alan ran over immediately as if he saw the hope.

“Bro, where are you heading to? I need to go to the downtown now. Could you please give me a ride?” Alan asked anxiously, completely drenched in the rain.

The farmer looked at Alan with a frown, and said, “Well, get in the car.”

Alan was overjoyed. In rural areas, there were little cars even though the roads were built already. It was easier to get a free ride compared with the city for people from city wouldn’t trust a stranger.

Alan got in and sat on the backseat. The car bumped its way over the mountain roads.

The car stopped after over two hours.

“Bro, I can’t drive you any further. You go along this road to the downtown.”

“Appreciate that, bro.” Alan made a bow. The car turned right and left.

Night was about to fall.

Alan walked and ran along the road. He was already hungry for he didn’t have lunch. He finally got to the hospital by nightfall.

“Madam, could you please tell me where York is? He was gashed badly and sent over here yesterday afternoon.” Alan asked hastily.

“Wait, I will check.” The nurse was pretty, but he didn’t care.

When he saw a nurse from the mortuary, Alan shouted instantly, “What the hell? Is he in the mortuary?” His shouting arose the attention of the crowd.

“What the hell are you shouting for? I didn’t finish yet.” The nurse glanced at him impatiently, “York is not in the mortuary. Here is the Inpatient Area and he is in the ICU ward.”

Alan regained hope as he said, “Thank you so much, Madam.”

Alan turned to Intensive Care Unit and found York. York almost died, and now he was in a coma due to excessive loss of blood. What a luck! York would die if he was cut at the artery.

Mary, York’s mother, stared angrily at Alan when she knew who he was, “Just for several fucking fishes? My son almost got killed.”

Alan cheered himself up. He had to comfort the victim’s family for it would be better to settle it down in private, “Mary, it’s all out fault. York is always lucky. He will be fine.”

“Screw you! If York dies, Daniel will go to hell as well.” Mary kept looking at her son through the glass. York was foolish, but he is Mary’s only hope to live for.