Chapter 30Dr. Hannah appeared shortly after Ginny and Channing had tucked me into bed. Sporting a deep frown when he sat beside me, his brown eyes were sympathetic. “You've had a tough night, young lady. Tate and Kenyon should have warned me what they were going to try, before they began.”
“I wanted to do it.”
“I'm sure you did. Let me be the judge of whether or not it was a good idea.”
After checking my blood pressure and pulse, listening to my heart, and talking to me for a few minutes, Dr. Hannah pronounced me healthy, albeit suffering a little shock and elevated blood pressure. “Not often I get to treat a human patient,” he announced with a happy grin. He opened his medical bag and withdrew a container of tablets, shaking out two and handing them to me, along with a glass of water f
