Miserable

Alice leaves her hair and carries her in his arms, and starts to walk with Alisha in his arms as she cries, her voice trembling with pain.

"It hurts," she sobs.

"Didn't I tell you to close your eyes? Why are they still open like that?"

Alisha, in agony, replies, "I'm bleeding, Auntie."

Alice's mother, struggling to keep up with Alice's pace, reassures Alisha, "I'm here, Alisha."

Through her tears, Alice's mother pleads, "Please, Alice, let her go and see what you've done. It's inhumane. Can't you see how she's suffering? We need to take her to the hospital."

Alice dismisses her concerns, saying, "Mom! She's not going anywhere. Call the doctor to come to our house. It's not that serious; she's just bleeding. Don't worry, it'll be fine."

"Why are you behaving like this, Alice?,"His mother shouts.

Ignoring her, he reaches his room, and Alice instructs his mother, "Call the doctor, and I'll give my Angel a bath. Blood stinks."

His mother can't believe her son's behaviour at this moment. H