I'm Not Leaving

At this time, Hazel was so anxious that she could care less about anything else. Even though she couldn't see Alonso, she could smell... the stench of blood. Ever since she was blind, her hearing and smell became unusually sensitive. Currently, she could smell the strong stench of blood. Shaking her head quickly, she turned to the doctor and cried, "Why are you treating me instead of him? I'm fine... I'm not injured. Just treat him first." "How about we get treated together? It's okay... Don't cry, Hazel. Doctors have come; they'll treat us." When he saw that Hazel was crying for him, Alonso felt his heart warm and aching. However, he also felt great remorse. In the end, he still made her cry. At this time, several doctors were examining both Hazel and Alonso. Though it was found that Hazel's blood pressure and heartbeat were a little high due to the fright, the doctors repeatedly confirmed that she was physically fine. With that, Alonso let out a sigh of relief. He knew that his reckl