HELENA.
Aaron dropped to the ground, startling me and Luna. Luna bolted to his side, lifting him up with unnatural strength.
“We have to get him out of here.” The urgency in her voice was needed. If the doctors came in and assessed him, we would be in a ton of trouble.
Veronica looked at me, a-what the heck is going on- expression plastered on her face. Luna hauled Aaron out of the ward, and said she'd be in the car. I nodded, and she left. This entire period was filled with enough strange activities.
It was just me and Veronica in the ward, so I decided to ask her the ‘question.’ again. She lay peacefully, the monitor measuring her heart rate beeping in the background.
“Vee…”
“I'll tell you Helena, just chill.” She tried to sit up. I stopped her.
Over the last six years since I kne
