The sound of crinkling metal filled my ears, footsteps on the gravel, I was pulled out and carried.
"She's still breathing."
"Let's get her in immediately, let's go."
"Mason" I said softly, my own voice inaudible to me.
Then my worry woke me, I sat up looking around and ignoring the pain, a woman tried to place a breathing mask on my mouth but I fought "Mason! Where's Mason? He's bleeding! Where's Mason?!" I asked before the woman said she needed to sedate me.
No!
"Mason!" I shouted before everything went black.
Beep. Beep. Beep.
Opening my eyes, I ignored the beating ache in my skull and the agonizing pain in my chest.
Looking around the room, I eyed the hospital
bed and then the bed across from mine. "Jax." I said softly.
He was asleep with the monitor beeping steadily.
To my
