"Oh, thank God! You’re awake!"
At eight in the morning, in the hospital ward, Nina put down the wet wipe she’d been using to bathe Betty's face and offered a smile the moment Betty opened her eyes.
"Oh, hi," Betty smiled weakly.
"First, I have to apologize. I told Daisy about your injury, and she came to see you. She’s been alright these past two days, just hasn't had much of an appetite."
Daisy shook her head slightly. "It’s okay, thank you."
"I’ll call the nurse."
Nina pressed the call button by the bed and stood quietly while the doctor and nurse examined Betty. After everyone left, she took Betty's hand and offered encouraging words. "God bless you, you’ve pulled through. It’s a bit tricky not having a spleen, your immunity will be lower, but as long as we’re careful, avoid overe
