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Un·as·sail·a·ble
Adjetive: unable to be attacked, questioned, or defeated.
If I could categorize our relationship in one word, it'd be un·as·sail·a·ble. Of course due to the irony of the meaning itself. We were some...
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I hadn't realized who my companion was until we reached the hospital gates. I had been too busy focusing on the little kid's life. Thing is, my escort turned out to be no other than the mysterious, yet attractive guy who was reading medical stuff.
«Of course it had to be him.»
I allowed myself to take my time to analyze his features from up close, having advantage from the proximity of our bodies. He was completely breathtaking. Flawless. So much it slightly annoyed me.
I finally re-composed myself when he put Jackson in my arms and spoke. Now, what he said got me completely in shock.
"I need a bed, now! Dr. Montgomery page Dr. Walker immediately. How many interns do we have in the ER?" He said to a female doctor while some nurses took the kid off of my arms to lie him on a hospital bed.
"We have Brook here, sir. I thought you weren't supposed to be on call?" A nurse spoke as two others started checking on the child's life signs.
"I wasn't. This kid fainted at the coffee shop down the street." His agitated voice said as he rushed to a room where I presumed Jack had been taken to.
I followed him without hesitation. I wasn't going to let this little boy alone, he felt like my responsibility ever since he asked me for food.
As we reached the room, someone who looked like an intern noted my presence before speaking while staring directly at me.
