Neither Lena nor Dilys answered my question. Exhausted, I leaned on the wall of the giant ball, my hand touching the plastic-like barrier as it traveled underwater. Jeremy crawled to me, letting his head rest on my lap.
Still weak, he smiled at me. “It doesn’t matter how you can do that, Sai. Thank you for saving me.”
I sniffled as I took his hand, kissing his palm and placing them on my cheek.
“You’re warm, Sai,” he closed his eyes. He snuggled closer to me and heaved a sigh like he was tired and sleepy.
“I’m sorry, Jeremy,” I cried, wiping my tears as they rolled down my cheeks. How many times did I put him in danger?
“Sorry for what?” he asked, his voice almost hoarse, opening his eyes and raising his right arm to wipe my tears.
“For putting you in danger,” I answered. “If some
