34: Out of Pity

Although the warmth from his ironclad body was giving me comfort, his scent was very much distracting that I had to struggle not to lean closer to him.

"You should have just let me walk. I was only sprained, not paralyzed."

"That would only delay the treatment. The hospital is near here, we can go there instead."

I frowned. "I don't want to be in the hospital."

"How come you're a nursing student, then?" His lips rose for a smirk, only very quick that I had to question myself if it really happened.

"Not as a patient, I mean."

He stopped talking and went straight to where Diavel was parked. He drove so fast, I could only see the sides of the roads like a fast moving light. I can't even look at the trees around me. Though, I didn't feel scared this time. His entire presence was enough to make me feel safe.

When he parked in front of our house, the door immediately opened just after a