“Hold up, where do you
think you’re off to?” Emmet
shouted lurching forward and grabbing me firmly by the waist as I stumbled
towards the floor and into the gutter along with my puke. “I probably should have pre-empted this,” Emmet muttered more to himself then to me as I
retched again and added more orange water to the gutter.
“Is everything all
right up here?” I heard a woman
shout somewhere in the distance, I turned my head trying to look for the women
who had asked Begging that the question was not intended for us. I felt stupid
enough without someone else being concerned, but as always luck was not on my
side and as I gagged again into the gutter the woman dressed in the all too
familiar green uniform started to jog in our direction.
“Can I help at all?” The woman asked again slightly out of breath
from the jogging as she throw her green medical bag onto the floor next to me
before grabbing my wrist between her two fingers
“Hello there, I’m Suzan, my partner and myself where based at
the end of the road and we thought you might be in distress, there was a moment
when it looked like you nearly fainted to us and as we weren’t’t doing anything I thought I would see if I
could lend some assistance.
“I’m Ok,” I mumbled trying to take slow and even breaths to steady the rolling
nausea inside of me there was now to much at stake to let myself be sick again,
in fact I would of be Earning myself a one way ticket back to the hospital.
“You don’t look all that OK my love how about we just
pop you up to the ambulance for a bit, I can check out all of your vitals and
things and if they are all good I can let dad take you on your way, maybe he
can get you home and spoil you for a bit.” Suzan asked gently clasping her hand around my shoulder which instantly
made my whole body stiffen against the stranger’s hands and my stomach retch in
protest to the now increased nausea.