Before getting out of the car, Nathan called Dr. Bennett. They parked behind the hospital to avoid unwanted eyes. The last thing Nathan wanted was for anyone to see Tessa like this.
Tessa let him carry her inside. For the first time, she didn’t care if someone recognized her, which told Nathan how deep her shock ran.
Dr. Bennett came rushing to meet them. “Private room, third floor,” he said briskly, checking something on his tablet. “We need to assess for shock and possible internal injuries.”
Tessa didn’t resist when they moved her to the bed. Her green eyes stayed vacant, staring at nothing, as if she were lost somewhere between reality and the trauma she’d just lived through.
Once they were in the private room, the doctor started asking questions, but Tessa didn’t even look at him.
