"That’s right!"
"You think you two can outdrink me with fruit juice?"
"I just don’t believe it, our fruit juice against yours? We’ll see about that!"
The three women giggled and went up the stairs.
In both ancient castles, there was laughter and cheerful voices.
...
...
Masaitimone Hospital.
The ambulance siren blared urgently as it stopped at the entrance; the doors flew open, and several medical staff immediately rushed a victim, whose head and face were scorched black, off the ambulance and hurriedly pushed them into the resuscitation room for emergency treatment.
The local police officers followed.
"What happened?" The duty surgeon approached them while asking for details.
"Car accident, fire, severe burns; the patient is in a critical condition!" one of the doctors replied as they hurried along with the victim.
The two doctors quickly conferred on the emergency measures and sent the patient straight into the intensive care unit.
The police officers had also followed closely behind, and after a while, the doctor came out of the resuscitation room.
The officers immediately stood up, and one of them asked, "Doctor, how is she?"
"She’s still in a critical period, try to inform her family as soon as possible," the doctor said in a grave tone, "We’re doing our best to save her life, but the situation doesn’t look too optimistic."
"Good, I’ll get on it right away," the middle-aged officer said as he quickly took out his walkie-talkie.
In the ward.
The monitor emitted a soft beep after beep, blood pressure and heartbeat both far below normal. At this moment, even the doctors could not guarantee whether this patient would see Tomorrow’s sun.
The ward was filled with a distinct charred smell, and through the gaps in the bandages, one could vaguely see the blackened, charred flesh.
The young nurse’s gaze swept over the victim’s less injured left palm, where the delicate skin was visible, and her beautiful blue eyes were full of sympathy.
"Such good skin, burnt like this, it’s really so pitiful!"
"Yes!" another nurse looked over at the victim’s eyes, "I can’t imagine, if she really wakes up and sees herself now, whether she can bear it."
The two exchanged a glance and sighed simultaneously.

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