Chapter 14 - Homeless

Alice shook her head; she was used to it. Suddenly being worried by someone else suddenly gave her a feeling of being flattered. This feeling made her a little uncomfortable. Back in the ward, Susan insisted on taking care of her for the night. Alice could only gently coax her back, and when the nurse came to check on her and saw that she was still there, she immediately coaxed her out. Only after Susan left did she breathe a sigh of relief, look at the nurse and say, "I want to go through the discharge procedures now." "Now?" The nurse wrinkled her brows and looked at the time, slightly embarrassed, "It's almost ten o'clock now, the doctors and nurses are all off duty." "I want to leave." She insisted, "I still have important things to do, and I'm afraid I won't feel safe until I die if I don't finish them." The nurse still looked at her with difficulty, and Alice said, "If you don't agree, I will jump from here immediately." She pushed her to death, but the nurse agreed. She t