121: He knows

Dana

"It's that way. It's that way!" I shouted to myself, trying to push the wheelchair as fast as I could. Fortunately, the floor was slippery, allowing me to glide easily.

I looked back and saw the security guards had fallen to the ground. Good, that would delay them and give me an advantage. I lost sight of them, and they lost sight of me. Thomas and I were alone, heading towards the exit.

They told me not to put myself in stressful situations. But I didn't listen. Having security guards chasing us was a stressful situation. Thomas and I had to hurry to Thomas's summer house, or Demian would find us. I knew the doctor would call Demian soon. Thomas would stay at the hospital for a while, and I would go alone. Thomas couldn't leave at the same time I disappeared, as that would make him suspicious.

Thomas opened the door. We stepped outside the hospital. The car was far away, but he quickened his pace. There was no one from the hospital outside. That was good for us.

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