chapter 50

Third person's p.o.v

An alarming siren along with flashing blue and red lights ordered the double doors of the emergency room to automatically open.

A lone hospital stretcher on which laid a wounded bloody patient was being pushed to the surgery room by the doctors and nurses accompanied by him. He was running out of breath and his entire body was shaking with fear.

Everyone over there was breaking out in a cold sweat. The only difference was that the medical persons were worried about the lady who was unconsciously and lifesslesly lying on the stretcher while the man was stressed because his life and reputation were in danger. However, somewhere deep inside, guilt was forming.

The stormy night and the raining of cats and dogs was making the atmosphere more gloomy. He was all soaked. The blood in his shirt was mixed with the rain water and was dripping on the floor.

Suddenly, darkness surrounded the place and everything became black. No longer were the medical men, the rooms and t